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What adverse reactions can occur when administering procaine penicillin to a horse?
reaction to procaine, anaphylaxis
The capital costs on the average R&D for a new drug is $5.5 billion over 15-years.
True
Which of the choices help a horse owner have a good relation with their veterinarian?
Have your clients pay their bills on time, Pay your bill on time, Schedule routine work in advance
A poultice is a soft usually chilled and sometimes medicated mass spread on cloth and applied to sores or other lesions.
False
Which of the choices constitute the practice of veterinary medicine in the state of Tennessee?
treatment of whatever nature for the cure, prevention or relief of any wound, fracture, bodily injury or disease of animals, prescribe or administer any drug to an animal
Which of the choices are true about xylazine?
Especially dangerous to work around hind legs, Potent tranquilizer and pain relief, Noise or motion around horse causes sudden arousal, (violent kicking or striking)
Metanalysis of acupuncture research has indicated that there is no difference between real and sham acupuncture.
T
What was the first condition to be treated with chiropractic?
deafness
Which blood parameters indicate liver function?
LDH, Bilirubin
What hormones are associated with Equine metabolic syndrome?
Insulin, Glucose
What equine parasite egg is football shaped?
Strongyle
Which of the following is�likely to have a problem with round worms?
Young horses
Which parasite tends to be found at the junction between the small and large intestines and can cause the ileum to be pushed into the cecum?
Tapeworms
Where is usually the best place to manage internal parasites?
the pasture
Which paste de-wormer has the lowest safety margin?
quest
Which equine internal parasite causes damage by blocking the arteries to the large intestine?
large stronglye
Equine parasite larvae are most resistant to (least likely to be killed by) which of the following conditions?
cold
How are strongyle infections in horses detected?
fecal flotation
What is the importance of rotating classes of wormers in a parasite control program for horses?
preventing resistance to drugs, eliminating tapeworms and encysted small strongyles
In general, horses less than 3 years of age are more susceptible to parasite infection and�more at risk for developing disease than older horses.
T
Anthelmintic resistance is an acquired trait.�
F
The Fecal Egg Count Reduction Test (FECRT) is the only method currently available for detecting resistance in parasites of horses
T
Which� of the following are included in refugia?
encysted cyathostomins when non-larvicidal treatments are used), All parasites in animals that were not treated, All free-living parasite stages on the pasture
In a Targeted, Strategic Control Program, the expense of treating non-infected horses is saved.
T