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What is the primary aim of a clinical examination of fresh cows?
What is the primary aim of a clinical examination of fresh cows?
- To reduce culling of fresh cows
- To reduce the overall cost of the disease
- To improve animal welfare
- To identify and treat sick animals early (correct)
Which of the following is NOT a common disorder observed in fresh cows?
Which of the following is NOT a common disorder observed in fresh cows?
- Mastitis
- Metritis
- Milk fever
- Arthritis (correct)
Which of the following signs would indicate the animal is in respiratory distress?
Which of the following signs would indicate the animal is in respiratory distress?
- Grinding its teeth and shifting weight between limbs
- Standing with an abnormal posture (correct)
- Eating and dropping its cud
- Lying down and ruminating
What information can be gathered by observing the animal's feces and discharge?
What information can be gathered by observing the animal's feces and discharge?
Which of the following is NOT a potential advantage of early identification and treatment of sick animals?
Which of the following is NOT a potential advantage of early identification and treatment of sick animals?
What should you observe about the animal's resting respiratory rate during the clinical examination?
What should you observe about the animal's resting respiratory rate during the clinical examination?
Which of the following signs would indicate the animal is in pain?
Which of the following signs would indicate the animal is in pain?
What information can be gathered by observing the animal's behavior and demeanor?
What information can be gathered by observing the animal's behavior and demeanor?
Which of the following is NOT a potential benefit of early identification and treatment of sick animals?
Which of the following is NOT a potential benefit of early identification and treatment of sick animals?
What is the primary reason fresh cows are susceptible to diseases?
What is the primary reason fresh cows are susceptible to diseases?
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