What is the age at which a neuter is used? 1) at 8 weeks of age of the dog 2) at 3-4 months of age of the dog 3) immediately after birth 4) none of the above is true. Prostaglandin... What is the age at which a neuter is used? 1) at 8 weeks of age of the dog 2) at 3-4 months of age of the dog 3) immediately after birth 4) none of the above is true. Prostaglandin is: 1) a protein hormone 2) a steroid hormone 3) a (specific) hormone 4) none of the above is true. Do castrating a male dog cat: 1) prevent prostatic tumors 2) promote prostatic tumors 3) have no effect 4) none of the above is true. Tumors of the mammary gland in bitches are: 1) mostly benign 2) mostly malignant 3) in 50% benign and in 50% malignant 4) none of the above is true. The effect of castration surgery in the bitch is hormone dominance of: 1) FSH 2) PGFM 3) PGE 4) none of the above is true. The luteotropic factor in the queen pregnancy is: 1) LH 2) relaxin 3) Prolactin 4) none of the above is true. The most important hormone for the initiation of the parturition is: 1) PGFM 2) PGE 3) PGF 4) none of the above is true. Tissue hormones include: 1) PGFM 2) estrogen 3) progesterone 4) none of the above is true. The following hormones are required for milk production in the bitch: 1) progesterone, estrogens, prolactin, oxytocin 2) prolactin only 3) oxytocin and prolactin 4) none of the above is true. Cholesterol is a source for the production in the body of: 1) PGFM 2) estrogen and progesterone 3) progesterone 4) none of the above is true.
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The question contains a series of multiple-choice questions related to veterinary medicine, specifically focusing on hormones and reproductive health in dogs and bitches. Each question is designed to test knowledge of specific terms and concepts within this field.
Answer
1) None of the above; 2) A specific hormone; 3) Prevents tumors; 2) Mostly malignant; 4) None; 3) Prolactin; 3) PGF; 4) None; 1) Multiple hormones needed; 2) Estrogen and progesterone.
["1) None of the listed ages is standard for neutering, as it's typically done after 6 months","2) Prostaglandin is a (specific) hormone","3) Castration prevents prostatic tumors","2) Tumors of the mammary gland in bitches are mostly malignant","4) None of the above is true (no specific dominance in relation to castration)","3) The luteotropic factor in the queen pregnancy is Prolactin","3) The most important hormone for the initiation of parturition is PGF","4) None of the above is true about tissue hormones","1) Milk production requires progesterone, estrogens, prolactin, and oxytocin","2) Cholesterol is a source for the production of estrogen and progesterone"]
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["1) None of the listed ages is standard for neutering, as it's typically done after 6 months","2) Prostaglandin is a (specific) hormone","3) Castration prevents prostatic tumors","2) Tumors of the mammary gland in bitches are mostly malignant","4) None of the above is true (no specific dominance in relation to castration)","3) The luteotropic factor in the queen pregnancy is Prolactin","3) The most important hormone for the initiation of parturition is PGF","4) None of the above is true about tissue hormones","1) Milk production requires progesterone, estrogens, prolactin, and oxytocin","2) Cholesterol is a source for the production of estrogen and progesterone"]
More Information
Neutering is usually recommended around six months of age or later for dogs, but can vary based on health and breed factors.
Tips
A common mistake is assuming a standard age for all dogs, but it depends on individual and breed characteristics.
Sources
- At What Age Should I Neuter My Dog? - Parkway Veterinary Center - parkwayveterinarycenter.com
- Assisting Decision-Making on Age of Neutering for 35 Breeds of Dogs - pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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