WorksheetsEpic EERP quiz of all quizzes
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 15mins
How can yo detect pregnancy in a mare?
Transrectal palpation
Urinary testing
Transrectal ultrasound
Behaviour
One non surgical technique for correcting torsion is
Briggs technique
Scofield technique
Turner technique
Schaefler technique
Symptoms of torsion include
colic
unresponsive to analgesia
vaginal discharge
anorexia
Dyspnea is
Shortness of breath
Hair loss
Prolapse
Poor coordination
Diagnosis of mummification can be carried out via
palpation
blood tests
Placental retainment can be caused by
infection
uterine inertia
low oxytocin levels
How often will a foal suckle?
5-6 times per hour
10-15 times per hour
4-7 times per hour
1-3 times per hour
Neonatal Maladjustment Syndrome can be caused by...
Hypoxia
Surges in blood pressure
Dehydration
What are the two types of cells found in the ovary?
Leydig Cells
Interstitial Cells
Fat Cells
Germinal Cells
The development of ova to mature, in order to ovulate, is know as...
Folliulogenesis
Oocytogenesis
Proliferation
Oogenesis
A Primordial Follicle is...
The name of Lady Gaga's new puppy
An immature, diploid ova plus epithelial cells
A haploid oogonium, surrounded by epithelial cells
Mature haploid ova, surrounded by epithelial cells
What type of follicle does the ootid sit in?
A comfortable follicle
Pre-antral follicle
Post- antral follicle
A property of the theca externa is...
Vascularised
Endocrine control
Non-vascularised
Nutritional transfer
Atresia is what?
Generation of primary follicles
Degeneration of primary follicles
Development of the Graafian follicle
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The 3 stages of the final development of the Graafian follicle are...
Recruitment Selection Dominance
Selection Dominance Recruitment
Signed Sealed Delivered
Identification Selection Proliferation
What 3 physical properties make up the Corpus Luteum?
Blood clot, epithelial cells, theca cells
Blood clot, endothelial cells, theca cells
Blood clot, germinal cells, theca cells
Ear, nose, smiley face
Cumulus oophorous can be defined as what?
A mound of epithelial cells
A mound of granulosa cells
A mound of endothelial cells
A mound of theca cells
Completion of meiosis results in ...
Diploid cells
Haploid cells
Stomic cells
Germinal cells
The mare:
Is Seasonally polyestrous and the estrous cycle lasts 21 days
Is True polyestrous and the estrous cycle lasts 21 days
Does not go into "heat" and in an induced ovulator
Is Diestrous, and receptive to males twice a year
Taylorella equigenitalis causes:
The highly communicable veneral disease: Contagious Equine Metritis which results in infertility of the mare
Equine Viral Arteritis which causes abortion, respiratory disease and dependent edema
Equine Herpes Type 1 which causes abortion and can also cause respiratory disease and spinal cord disease
Twins: by increasing the likelihood of double ovulation.
In Mares, Prostaglandin F2 alpha is used to:
Shorten the estrous cycle, or to terminate pregnancy
Decrease inflammation
Stimulate milk production
Induce ovulation
When the mare's "water" breaks, this is actually
Rupture of the chorioallantoic membrane
Separation of the chorioallantoic membrane
Protrusion of the allantoic membrane
Protrusion of the chorioallantoic membrane
If twins are identified during an early "preg check" the best course of action is:
Congratulate the owner and do nothing
Remove one embryo by manually crushing it
Double the mare's ration, she will need to "eat for two"
Remove both embryos
Horses should have 64 chromosomes. An example of an abnormal karyotype would be..
Equine GG chromosome mosaicism
Equine C chromosome mosaicism
Equine X chromosome mosaicism
Equine karyotype chromosome mosaicism
When weaning foals, ways to reduce the impact on the mare and foal would include..
altered diet, handler interaction,companionship, environmental enrichment
handler interaction,companionship, environmental enrichment
altered diet, handler interaction,companionship
altered diet,companionship, environmental enrichment
