Repro

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Theriogenology

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Reproductive specialised branch

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FSH

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Stimulates follicles

Increases estrogen

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LH

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Completes follicle development

Completes follicle developmentAt peak = ovulation

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Progesterone

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Needed to maintain pregnancy

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Polyestrous

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Continuous cycle

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Seasonally estrous

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Seasonal variations

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Diestrous

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Twice a year

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Monoestrous

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Once a year

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Estrous cycle

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Proestrus

Estrus

Metestrus

Diestrus

Anestrus

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Fertilisation occurs in the

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Oviduct

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Oocyte turns into an

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Embryo

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Where does the embryo go for implantation?

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Through uterus.

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What happens if the embryo is not implanted

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CL shrinks

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Estrous cycle for dogs

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5-12 months

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Canine estrous cycle

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Proestrus

Estrus

Diestrus

Anestrus

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Testing for what should be done

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Brucellosis

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Ways to artificially inseminate

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Vaginal

Transcervical

Surgical

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Canine placenta forms a

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Band for attachment (zonary band)

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Pregnancy diagnosis

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Palpation

Hormone assay

Ultrasound

Radiography

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Stage 2 pregnancy

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60% anterior birthed

Usually 3-6 hours, can be 24hr

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Dystocia

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6-8 hours after trying with no progress

Active straining for more than 60minutes without fetus

More than 4 hours from beginning of stage 2 without delivery

Resting without straining for more than 4 hours between deliveries

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Bitch has the longest

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Uterine involution (shrinkage)

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Postpartum problems

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Metrics

Retained placenta

- Green discharge

Mastitis

Eclampsia (hypocalcemia)

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Peusdopregnancy

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Due to decrease progesterone and increased prolactin

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Pyometra

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Usually occurs during diestrus and is due to progesterone

PU/PD, febrile, discharge

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Felines have induced

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Ovulation by intercourse

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Felines superfecundation

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Two or more males getting her pregnant

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Average little for felines

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2-4

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Female birthing may take

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Up to 36hours

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Signs of dystocia in felines

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20 minutes no kitten

10 minutes with one born and no more

Fresh blood for more than 10 minutes

Depression

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Breeding exam for a horse

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Visual inspection

Rectal inspection

Vaginal speculum culture

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Horse birthing

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Very rapid

Within 10-20m

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Red bag in horse

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Emergency

Red membrane protrudes from vulva-

Premature placental separation

RUPTURE THE BAG AND DELIVER

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Hormones used in pregnancy

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Protesting- pregnany maintenence

Oxytocin - contractions

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What is a "heat detector" for cows

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A packet attached over tail, inner layer explodes to change colour when mounted

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Cows in heat are

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More restless and walk more

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Breech pregnancy in a cow

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Only tail is presented

Or hind legs first

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Estrogen

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Drops at time of ovulation

Signal males

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Corpus luteum

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Develop after ovulation and after rupture of follicle

Produces progesterone

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Metestrus

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Corpus luteum develops

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Anestrus

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After metestrus for a animals who are not polyestrus

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Horse:

Amnion

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Membrane immediately surrounding fetus

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Horse:

Allantois and chorion

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Form red coloured membrane that forms a placenta

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A false pregnancy is called

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Pseudocyesis