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| Normal Temp Range for Sheep |
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| Length of gestation period for goats |
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| Length of gestation in sheep |
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| Scientific name for sheep |
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| Scientific name for goats |
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| 2 (I 0/4, C 0/0, P 3/3, M 3/3) =32 |
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| Culinary term for goat meat |
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| Characteristics of goat milk |
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-Smaller fat globules
-Contains less lactose
-Does not require homogenization |
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-Used to make many of the softer cheeses (e.g. feta)
-Often used as a milk replacer. |
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| Age at which goats are usually dishorned |
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| What are the skin appendanges that hang from the ventral neck? |
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| Possible forms of goats restraint |
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1. Stanchion
2. Holding horns and/or beard
3. Use a lead rope tied around neck or a collar |
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| Possible uses for ewe's milk |
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-fiber of sheep
-madeup of proteins that keratinized during its formation and growth on the sheep
-Made up of flat, overlapping scales |
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| Goats need more ________ supplemenation in their diet than sheep |
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| Length of time sheep spends grazing |
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| Acute, highly fatal disease of lambs |
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| Enterotoxemia / "overeating disease" |
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| How often shoudld sheep get their hooves trimmed? |
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| How often should goats have their hooves trimmed? |
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| Which is higher in fat: goats milk or sheep's milk? |
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| ____________ are more likely to restrain |
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| _______ are more likely to get parasites like ringworm and lice |
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| is used on the hind leg above the hock |
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| Which vein is used for venipuncture, IV catherization, and injections in sheep and goats? |
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| Possible for SQ injections in small ruminants |
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1. Lateral cervical region
2. Over thorax caudal to the shoulder
3. Flank fold
4. Pectoral region |
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| Which muscle group for IM injections is small ruminants? |
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| Rumenocentesis is performed ________ |
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| When is disbudding usually performed in sheep? |
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| What is tail docking done to prevent? |
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| "Fly strike" /accumulation of maggot and feces |
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| Urinary calculi is more common in ______ |
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| Where are scent glands on sheep located? |
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a. periosteum
b. frontal sinus
c. cornual diverticulum of frontal sinus
d. frontal bone
e. epidermis
f. hair
g. mucuous membranes of frontal sinus |
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| What is the covering of cornual process of the frontal bone? |
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| Shearing of the wool from the vulva and udder 3-4 weeks before parturition |
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| Shearing of the wool from the ewe's eyes before parturition |
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| Clincal signs of impending parturition |
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-Swelling of the vulva
-Mucoid vulvar discharge
-Relaxation of the pelvic ligaments
-Enlargement of the udder |
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| Dystocia is more common in _________ |
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| Sheep and goats are more sensitive to ____________ than other species |
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| Which species is more prone to vaginal prolapse? |
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