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| Which species are most commonly affected by atresia ani/recti? |
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Definition
| -swine > cattle/sheep/goats |
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Term
| How do animals get atresia ani/recti? |
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Definition
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| How could an atresia ani/recti case survive for months? |
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Definition
| -concurrent rectovaginal fistula |
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Term
| How do we fix atresia ani/recti? |
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Definition
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Term
| How common is rectal prolapse? Which species are most commonly affected? |
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Definition
-very common
-sheep > cattle > swine |
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Term
| What does rectal prolapse common occur secondary to? |
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Definition
-tenesmus: coccidiosis/uroliths/rabies
-coughing: dust/tracheitis/penumonia
-vaginal prolapse or vaginitis
-estrogenic cpds: plants/implants
-excessive condition
-crowding/riding
-piling on |
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Term
| What is a major contributing factor to rectal prolapse in sheep? |
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Definition
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| How do we treat rectal prolapse? |
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Definition
-replace prolapse
-prevent recurrence
-treat primary condition |
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Term
| What surgical procedures do we use to correct rectal prolapse? |
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Definition
-purse string suture
-perianal injections
-mucosal resection
-rectal amputation |
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Term
| What is the general aftercare of rectal prolapse case after surgical correction? |
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Definition
-control tenesmus
-treat cause of tenesmus
-supportive care/soft feces |
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Term
| What are the common sequela of rectal prolapse? |
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Definition
-rectal stricture
-perirectal abscessation
-peritonitis |
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