Canine and Feline Reproductive Health Quiz
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Which hormone is released by the hypothalamus to initiate the reproductive cycle?

  • Estrogen
  • GnRH (correct)
  • Gonadotropins
  • Progesterone

What is the term for the time from the beginning of one heat period to the beginning of the next in the estrous cycle?

  • Polyestrous
  • Puberty
  • Estrus
  • Diestrous (correct)

What brings about sexual receptiveness in females during the estrous cycle?

  • Hypothalamus stimulation
  • Ratio of estrogen to progesterone (correct)
  • Release of FSH
  • Pituitary gland activity

In which part of the estrous cycle is the female in 'heat' and sexually receptive?

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What is the term for the first ovulation occurrence in females, often accompanied by signs of heat?

<p>Puberty (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which gland releases gonadotropins FSH and LH during the reproductive cycle?

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What triggers ovulation in female dogs?

<p>Sudden spike of LH (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which hormone stimulates FSH release in female dogs?

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What characterizes proestrus in female dogs?

<p>Serosanguinous vaginal discharge (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where does fertilization occur in female dogs?

<p>Last part of the oviduct (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the duration of diestrus in female dogs?

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When does the maturation of sperm occur in male dogs?

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What is the approximate duration of anestrus in dogs?

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Which cells reappear during vaginal cytology in diestrus in dogs?

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What is the recommended time for natural breeding in dogs based on progesterone concentration?

<p>When progesterone reaches 2ng/mL (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the duration of gestation in dogs from fertilization?

<p>60-63 days (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of placenta do dogs have?

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When is veterinary intervention recommended for dystocia in dogs?

<p>If there is no progress after 30 minutes of strong, continual contractions (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a potential emergency postpartum problem in canines, more common in smaller breeds, with symptoms like tremors, excitation, hyperthermia, and convulsions?

<p>Eclampsia (hypocalcemia) (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a life-threatening emergency postpartum problem in canines, with symptoms like lethargy, depression, and vomiting?

<p>Pyometra (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be suspected if vulvar discharge in canines lasts for 12 weeks or more?

<p>Subinvolution of placental sites (SIPS) (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What characterizes estrus in queens?

<p>Rolling, lordosis posture, and anorexia (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When is breeding recommended after in queens?

<p>After day 3 of estrus (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How long does gestation last in queens?

<p>63 days (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is not common in queens and can be caused by fetal or maternal factors, requiring cesarean section if there is no progress within a reasonable time or if the queen or fetus is distressed?

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Flashcards

GnRH

Hormone released by the hypothalamus that initiates the reproductive cycle.

Diestrous

Time from the beginning of one heat period to the beginning of the next in the estrous cycle.

Sexual receptiveness trigger

Ratio of estrogen to progesterone that brings about sexual receptiveness in females during the estrous cycle.

Estrus

Phase of the estrous cycle when the female is in 'heat' and sexually receptive.

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Puberty

First ovulation occurrence in females, often accompanied by signs of heat.

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Pituitary gland

Gland that releases gonadotropins FSH and LH during the reproductive cycle.

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Ovulation trigger in dogs

Sudden spike of LH that triggers ovulation in female dogs.

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GnRH's role in FSH release

Hormone that stimulates FSH release in female dogs.

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Proestrus

Phase in female dogs characterized by serosanguinous vaginal discharge.

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Site of fertilization

Location where fertilization occurs in female dogs.

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Length of Diestrus in Dogs

Approximate duration of diestrus in female dogs.

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Sperm maturation site

Location where sperm maturation occurs in male dogs.

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Length of Anestrus in Dogs

Approximate duration of anestrus in dogs.

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Cells in Diestrus

Cells that reappear during vaginal cytology in diestrus in dogs.

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Optimal progesterone level for breeding

Recommended time for natural breeding in dogs based on progesterone concentration.

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Gestation Length in Dogs

Duration of gestation in dogs from fertilization.

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Canine Placenta Type

Type of placenta in dogs.

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Dystocia Intervention

Recommended timeframe for veterinary intervention for dystocia in dogs

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Eclampsia

Emergency postpartum problem in canines, more common in smaller breeds, with symptoms like tremors, excitation, hyperthermia, and convulsions.

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Pyometra

Life-threatening emergency postpartum problem in canines, with symptoms like lethargy, depression, and vomiting.

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SIPS suspicion

What should be suspected if vulvar discharge in canines lasts for 12 weeks or more?

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Estrus in queens

Behavior that characterizes estrus in queens.

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Optimal breeding day in queens

Recommended day for breeding after the start of estrus in queens.

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Gestation Length in Queens

How long does gestation last in queens?

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Dystocia in queens

What is not common in queens but can be be caused by fetal or maternal factors, and may require a cesarean?

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Study Notes

Canine and Feline Reproductive Health

  • Canine postpartum problems include normal long uterine involution period and normal vulvar discharge lasting 8-10 weeks after whelping
  • Subinvolution of placental sites (SIPS) should be suspected if vulvar discharge lasts for 12 weeks or more
  • Emergency postpartum problems in canines include metritis and mastitis, leading to foul-smelling vaginal discharge and the need for supplemental hand-feeding of puppies
  • Eclampsia (hypocalcemia) is an emergency postpartum problem in canines, more common in smaller breeds, with symptoms like tremors, excitation, hyperthermia, and convulsions
  • Pyometra, a uterine infection, is a life-threatening emergency postpartum problem in canines, with symptoms like lethargy, depression, and vomiting
  • Feline reproductive cycle is affected by long photoperiods, with most queens having estrous cycles during spring
  • Estrus in queens is characterized by increased vocalization, rolling, lordosis posture, and anorexia, with no vulvar discharge
  • Breeding is recommended after day 3 of estrus in queens, with LH released within minutes of copulation and multiple breedings recommended for pregnancy
  • Gestation in queens lasts 63 days, with observable signs of pregnancy including increased size of teats, mammary enlargement, and weight gain
  • Pregnancy diagnosis in queens can be done through abdominal palpation, ultrasound, and radiography at different stages of gestation
  • Parturition in queens involves building nests, uterine contractions, fetal movements, lactational secretion, delivery of fetuses, and passing of placentas
  • Dystocia in queens is not common and can be caused by fetal or maternal factors, requiring cesarean section if there is no progress within a reasonable time or if the queen or fetus is distressed.

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Test your knowledge on canine and feline reproductive health with this quiz covering postpartum problems, estrus cycles, pregnancy diagnosis, and more. Brush up on emergency postpartum issues in canines and learn about the feline reproductive cycle, gestation, and parturition.

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