Metabolic
what is milk and urine
Fields of perfect rows depict what energy dense feed
what is corn
The landmarks used when making your incision for a Right Paramedian Abomasopexy
What are the sternum, midline, and milk vein
These are the 4 categories of down cows to consider.
What are Metabolic, Musculoskeletal, Infectious, and Miscellaneous?
This disease occurs during the spring months when on lush green pastures
what is grass tetany
(low magnesium)
Last gestation cows should be eating this type of diet
what is low cation diet
The five approaches to correct an LDA
What are Roll, Toggle,
(Abomasopexy options): Right Paralumbar, Right Paramedian, Left Paralumbar
The typical components in a multi-metabolite combination fluid bottle.
What is Calcium, Phosphorus, Magnesium, and Dextrose?
This cheap drugstore method is a great way to cure hypophosphatemia
what is fleet enema
what is legumes
An interrupted suture pattern should be used in this holding layer when closing a right paralumbar abdominal incision.
Fascia of transverse abdominis muscle
Indicates that enough calcium has been administered to a hypo calcemic cow during administration.
What is Sinus Arrhythmia?
Large udders and large uterus size are two risk factors in developing what in 3rd-5th lactation cows
what is hypocalcemia
This is a fun game the cows like to play with inappropriate forage size
what is sorting
Much like a magician requiring an assistant for their act, this action must be performed by your assistant when you are correcting an LDA with a left paralumbar abomasopexy
What is pulling the strings/ suture (from the ventral abdomen to help pull the abomasum down)
How fast Compartment Syndrome can occur in a down cow.
What is 4 hours?
This key feature is the perfect time to stop pumping calcium into a cow
what is arrhythmia
Some would answer "________" to the perfect diet
what is "it depends"
A colour change on this useful cow-under-side test can give you confirmation that your trocar has indeed punctured into the abomasum
What is a pH litmus paper
The 5 typical components to treatment of a down cow due to mastitis.
What is Antibiotics (TMS), NSAID (flunixin), Fluids (oral+IV), SAID (Dexamethasone), and local antibiotics?