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Twin Lamb Disease and Pregnancy Toxemia Quiz

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What is the treatment for an animal with cerebrocortical necrosis?

Subcutaneous Mg sulfate (correct)

Spraying herbage with Mg sulphate

Dust herbage with Mg oxide

Prophylactic administration of vitamins

What can lead to destruction of vitamin B1 within the rumen/GI tract?

Diet formulation to avoid acidosis

Checking bracken fern

Sulphur excess (correct)

Rapid change of diet, leading to acidosis

How should an animal with 8mmol/l of blood be treated?

60g daily of hay treated with Mg oxide (correct)

Dust herbage with Mg oxide

Soil assessment for Mg and K levels

Mineral releases or boluses for troubled swards

What is a cause of acidosis reduced via B1?

<p>Alters the microflora, reducing B1 production</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the signs of cerebrocortical necrosis in animals?

<p>Circling, blindness, convulsions, collapse, leg kicking, death</p> Signup and view all the answers

Twin Lamb Disease and Pregnancy Toxemia Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What is the treatment for an animal with cerebrocortical necrosis?

What can lead to destruction of vitamin B1 within the rumen/GI tract?

How should an animal with 8mmol/l of blood be treated?

What is a cause of acidosis reduced via B1?

What are the signs of cerebrocortical necrosis in animals?

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