Sampling of which of the following is used to diagnose Trichomoniasis and Campylobacter infection?

You are presented with a 3 year old Jersey cow that is 14 days in milk. The owner reports a history of a bad dystocia and has been treating her for metritis. Her appetite and milk production have been progressively dropping over the last 2 days. On physical examination, you find a heart rate of 80 bpm, respiratory rate of 36 bpm, and a rectal temperature of 102.5°F. She had decreased rumen contractions, foul smelling, semi-mucoid uterine discharge, and a ping between her 10-13th ribs on her left side. What is your diagnosis?

The most appropriate treatment for cases of transmissible venereal tumors in dogs is ________

Wild/domestic canines are known to be associated with the introduction of ______________ into a herd of cattle which then have an 80% chance of transmitting the organism vertically to their fetus.

Elevation of anti-mullerian hormone (AMH) and inhibin in the mare are characteristic of which of the following?

Which of the following is false regarding infectious foot rot (i.e., digital dermatitis) in small ruminants

A total mixed ration (TMR) for dairy cows that have recently been dried off should be formulated to provide:

Preovulatory follicles are responsible for secreting ________

You are called out at weaning to palpate a herd of beef cows for pregnancy. The cows are bull bred for 90 days but all the bulls passed a BSE prior to the breeding season. The cows have an average BCS of 5 but there are several open cows and a large number of the pregnant ones conceived late in the breeding season. 2 cows that you palpated have pyometras.

Seasonal breeding in which of the following groups of cattle would be most advantageous to mitigate the consequences of heat stress on reproduction? Assume herd is in Mississippi.