Abbreviations (abbr)
IP
What is intraperitoneal?
Mature male dog
What is a sire dog?
Name three of the five ways used to identify animals
What is ear tags, ear notches, leg bands, tattoos, branding?
The two ways that large animal health is managed.
What is individual and herd animal health?
AVMA
What is American Veterinary Medical Association?
TPR
What is temperature, pulse, respiration?
Castrated male chicken
What is a Capon?
The three horse management systems.
What is pleasure, breeding, and performance horses?
Name the two important procedures for horse health care.
What is hoof care and dental care?
KBH
What is kicked by horse?
CBC
What is compete blood count?
Immature female sheep
What is a ewe lamb?
The purebred goats and sheep are used to produce____.
What is replacement animals?
The three ways that large animal producers can lose money from disease.
What is mortality, treatment costs, and effects on productivity?
Mature female cat.
What is dame / queen?
*MUST HAVE BOTH*
DHLPP
What is distemper, hepatitis, leptospirosis, parainfluenza, parvovirus?
Immature female rabbit
What is a bunny / doe?
*MUST HAVE BOTH*
The four factors that determine management and production techniques. Name three.
What is land, money, labor, number of animals?
Name two of the three important procedures for beef cattle health care.
What is castration, animal identification, dehorning?
The three different systems that swine are housed in.
What is pasture, pasture & barn, total confinement housing?
FVRCP
what is feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, panleukopenia?
Mature female lizard?
What is a cow?
The three components that swine commercial production can be broken down into
What is feeder pig operation, finishing operation, and farrow to finish operations?
Name two of the five health concerns for dairy cattle.
What is mastitis, milk fever, respiratory issues, infertility problems, internal/external parasites?
Define subclinical.
What is a disease that is affecting an animal but no signs or symptoms have been observed?