Medications
Common antipyretic and NSAID
What is Banamine/ flunixin meglumine
6 month old Calf presents for respiratory distress and lameness with a head tilt. On PE you note swollen hot joints and supportive drainage from the ear
What does a mycoplasma bovis infection present like?
normal respiratory rate for cattle
What is 20-50 bpm
Injection site of Excede
What is the base of the ear
Many cows present to you with severe diarrhea, mucopurulent nasal discharge, KCS, and sloughing of hooves. In the history the owner notes they are housed next to sheep
What is Malignant catarrhal fever
1. increased respiratory rate
2. increased respiratory effort
3. extended neck
4. open mouth breathing
lethal side effects of accidental injection
Tilmicosin
1 week old calf that the mother leaves and the calf bawls for an extended amount of time. Calf is lethargic, has difficulty nursing and seems painful when it swallows (differential and causative agent)
calf Diptheria, fusobacterium necrophorum
Ultrasound abnormalities (3)
What are B-lines, effusion, lack of glide sign
Ceftiofur (excede, excenel RTU, Naxcel) and florfenicol (Nuflor)
Cow presents in respiratory distress and animal decompensates and dies. Owner elected to do a necropsy and the following was found: injected joints, pericarditis, TME.
What is histophilus somni infection
Distribution pattern in lungs of bacterial infection
what is cranioventral
Common long-acting macrolides used to treat BRD (2)
What are tulathromycin (Draxxin), gamithromycin (Zactran)
A cow presents in respiratory distress and you place an ultrasound probe on the chest and do not see a glide sign (diagnosis and top differential)
pneumothorax-BRSV
Gold standard diagnosis of pneumonia
Necropsy