NAVILE ACTUAL TEST QUESTION AND CORRECT HIGHLIGHTED ANSWERS ALREAD GRADED A+ 2024 LATEST UPDATE 100% QIALIFIED PASS.

NAVILE ACTUAL TEST QUESTION AND CORRECT HIGHLIGHTED ANSWERS ALREAD GRADED A+ 2024 LATEST UPDATE 100% QIALIFIED PASS. A 16-month-old female guinea pig is presented with a 2-week history of anorexia, diarrhea, lethargy, and weakness. Soon after, she dies. Necropsy reveals subcutaneous hemorrhage. Which is the most likely diagnosis? A. Ketosis B. Vitamin C deficiency C. Cholecalciferol toxicity D. Metastatic calcification E. Pre-eclampsia form of prenancy toxemia -ANSWER- B. Vitamin C deficiency A flock from an egg layer poultry operation is presented to investigate an outbreak of respiratory disease among a mixed age population of adult chickens. The owner reports a sudden onset of sneezing, nasal discharge, and facial swelling among about 30% of the birds. What is the diagnosis? Image: A. Infectious bronchitis B. Fowl cholera C. Infectious coryza D. Infectious laryngotracheitis E. Candidiasis -ANSWER- C. Infectious coryza In which one of the following cattle breeds is syndactyly most commonly inherited? A. Brown Swiss B. Angus C. Hereford D. Holstein-Friesian E. Simmental -ANSWER- D. Holstein-Fresian Which can be an underlying cause for aural abscess in a turtle? A. Septicemic cutaneous ulcerative disease (SCUD) B. Pasteurella multocida C. Nutritional secondary hyperparathyroidism D. Mycoplasmosis E. Vitamin A deficiency -ANSWER- E. Vitamin A deficiency A 3-year-old Irish setter is presented with a history of lameness and swelling in the distal forelimb. What is the presumptive diagnosis? Radiograph: A. Panosteitis B. Hypertrophic osteodystrophy C. Osteomyelitis D. Osteosarcoma E. Osteochondrosis -ANSWER- D. Osteosarcoma Two bucket fed veal calves are depressed and stunted and have sticky feces covering their hindquarters. Fluid splashing sounds are audible during auscultation over the left flank when one is drinking. Passage of a stomach tube obtains a rancid smelling liquid with a pH of 5.2 (N=6.2). Which of the following choices is the most appropriate treatment? A. Remove fermented rumen contents, flush with saline B. Wean affected calves, shift to bottle feeding for well calves C. Vitamin E/Selenium injections, plus dietary supplements D. Cull affected calves E. Inoculate rumen fluid from healthy cow into calf by stomach tube - ANSWER- A. Remove fermented rumen contents, flush with saline (Diagnosis: chronic indigestion from milk deposited directly into rumen; failure of the gastric groove reflex)