Er Reproduction Part 6: Repro Emergencies

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1.

Uterine torsion shows signs such as as _______.
- A.
  
  Dystocia, abdominal pain and shock
- B.
  
  Dystocia and retained placenta
- C.
  
  Retained placenta, abdominal pain and shock
- D.
  
  FML
2.

Natural abortion is caused by ______.
- A.
  
  Maternal , fetal or placental abnormalities + systemic illness/trauma
- B.
  
  Maternal and fetal abnormalities
- C.
  
  Systemic illness/trauma (specific to reproductive system)
- D.
  
  The puppies were an accident
3.

Mismating is.........
- A.
  
  Accidental mating
- B.
  
  Mating with the wrong mate
- C.
  
  Mating with the wrong species (oops)
- D.
  
  Mating while asleep
4.

Without treatment, _____ is always _____.
- A.
  
  Pyometra, fatal
- B.
  
  Pyometra, horrible
- C.
  
  Metritis, fatal
- D.
  
  Crazy student syndrome, fatal
5.

Most common bacteria that causes pyometra.
- A.
  
  E. Coli
- B.
  
  Pseudomonas
- C.
  
  Campylobacter
- D.
  
  Spirochetes
6.

Pyometra typically occurs ________ after estrus.
- A.
  
  1-12 weeks
- B.
  
  1-12 days
- C.
  
  21 days
- D.
  
  3 weeks
7.

Open pyometra: Cervix is open and there is a _______ with blood.
- A.
  
  Purulant vulvular discharge
- B.
  
  Pink vulvular discharge
- C.
  
  Reddish brown vulvular discharge
- D.
  
  Vampire
8.

Closed pyometra: Cervix is closed, no ____, large ___ causes abdominal distention and pain. This can rapidly progress to speticemia, shock and death.
- A.
  
  Discharge, urerus
- B.
  
  Discharge, vagina
- C.
  
  Contractions, uterus
- D.
  
  Love, hearbreak
9.

Check the signs of pyometra.
- A.
  
  Lethargy
- B.
  
  Anorexia
- C.
  
  PU/PD
- D.
  
  Vomiting
- E.
  
  Dehydration
- F.
  
  Abdominal distention/Uterine enlargement
- G.
  
  Dystocia
- H.
  
  Shock
- I.
  
  Pyrexia (Small number)
10.

______ is the inability to retract the penis within the prepuce.
- A.
  
  Paraphimosis
- B.
  
  Boner
- C.
  
  Parainfluenza
- D.
  
  Periphimosis
11.

Orchitis/epididymitis is _____.
- A.
  
  More commonly seen in younger dogs.
- B.
  
  More commonly seen in younger cats.
- C.
  
  More commonly seen in older dogs.
- D.
  
  More commonly seen in older dogs.
12.

What should you always test for in cases of ochitis?
- A.
  
  Brucella canis
- B.
  
  Brucella felis
- C.
  
  Brucella bovis
- D.
  
  Burcella capris
13.

In _____, abdominal contents pass through inguinal canal into ___.
- A.
  
  Scrotal hernia, scrotum
- B.
  
  Abdominal hernia, scrotum
- C.
  
  Scrotal hernia, seminal vesicles
- D.
  
  Diaphragmatic hernia, wait what?
14.

Testicular torsion is mos common in _____.
- A.
  
  Dogs with retained testicles
- B.
  
  Dogs who engage in contorsionist activity
- C.
  
  Younger dogs
- D.
  
  Older dogs
15.

BPH stands for........
- A.
  
  Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
- B.
  
  Boring Parturition Hyperactivity
- C.
  
  Benign Parturient Hyperplasia
- D.
  
  Bananas, Pineapples, Hibiscus
16.

The presenting complaint for BPH is typically......
- A.
  
  Inability to defecate or hematuria
- B.
  
  Inability to mate
- C.
  
  Inability to defecate
- D.
  
  Hematuria
17.

The acute bacterial inflammation of the prostate gland is called ______.
- A.
  
  Prostatitis
- B.
  
  Prostitis
- C.
  
  Prostis
- D.
  
  Prost
18.

Prostatitis is more common in ______.
- A.
  
  Older, intact dogs
- B.
  
  Younger, intact dogs
- C.
  
  Older, neutered dogs
- D.
  
  Younger, neutered dogs
19.

A prostatic abscess can occur in dogs with _____ or _______ prostatitis, or when microabscesses typical of BPH form and coalesce.
- A.
  
  Acute, chronic
- B.
  
  Acute, sudden
- C.
  
  Chronic, sudden
- D.
  
  Legendary, chornic
20.

Select prostatic abscess signs.
- A.
  
  Lethargy
- B.
  
  Fever
- C.
  
  Vomiting
- D.
  
  Dysuria
- E.
  
  Abdominal pain
- F.
  
  Urethral dicharge
- G.
  
  PU/PD
- H.
  
  Diarrhea