9 Questions
What is a common exposure that can lead to Staggers syndrome in animals?
Consumption of moldy or spoiled food
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a diagnostic step for Staggers syndrome?
Ultrasonography of the liver
What is the initial treatment for asymptomatic animals exposed to moldy bread?
Emesis and activated charcoal
In symptomatic animals with Staggers syndrome, what treatment is recommended if they do not respond to diazepam?
Barbiturate or methocarbamol
What is the purpose of IV lipid emulsion in treating symptomatic animals with Staggers syndrome?
To provide nutrition support
What is the recommended course of action for livestock affected by Staggers syndrome?
Replace contaminated forage and keep them quiet
Which medication is suggested to control agitation, seizures, and muscle tremors in animals with Staggers syndrome?
Diazepam
'Decontamination' in the context of Staggers syndrome treatment primarily involves:
Administering activated charcoal
'Prognosis is good' in the text implies that:
'Good' outcomes are likely after appropriate treatment
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