BVetMed3: Endocrinology of Reproduction

Spaying loses its protective effects against mammary gland disease after a bitch's

Which type of mammary gland carcinoma is most likely to metastasize?

Which of the following mammary gland tumors has the poorest prognosis in a dog?

What is the minimum surgical recommendation for a queen with mammary gland disease?

Which lymph nodes are often removed in regional mastectomies?

A cat is brought to your clinic, you find a 4 cm size mass on her fourth mammary gland and her inguinal lymph nodes are enlarged. Chest radiographs show that her lungs are clear. How would you stage this tumour?

Which of the following conditions refers to production of milk from mammary glands no associated with pregnancy (aka pseduopregnancy)?

When should rams be investigated for infertility?

What is the scrotal circumference requirement for rams and bulls?

Rams often get these lesions due to fighting. What is this?

What is the most common reason for classifying bulls as temporarily or permanently unsound?

Which of the following is FALSE regarding rabbit spays?

The most common neoplasia in rabbits is [blank_start]uterine adenocarcinoma[blank_end].

A rabbit is brought in to the clinic. She is lethargic and the owner has reported that she has lost weight and started attacking her other rabbit. Occasionally blood is seen in the rabbit's urine. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Looking for "fur rings" can be used to prevent penile damage when castrating which animal?

A guinea pig is brought in to a clinic. Her abdomen is distended and you can palpate multiple masses. You notice some flank alopecia and the owner notes that the guinea pig has been eating less than normal. This is most likely

Deslorelin implants are used to cause infertility in which animal?

An unfixed female ferret is brought into the clinic. She has vulval swelling, is anorexic, lethargic has pale mucous membranes and has black, tarry stools. The owner reports no other ferrets in the home. What is the likely diagnosis?

A fixed, female ferret is brought into the clinic. She has bilateral flank alopecia, is self-traumatising, has an enlarged vulva and has been newly attacking her owner. WHat is the likely diagnosis?

Which of the following is NOT a possible cause of dystocia in guinea pigs?