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| | *cryptosporidiosis. | | *cryptosporidiosis. |
| | Clinical chemistry reveals low plasma glucose concentration and leucopenia, but elevated lactate and BUN concentrations consistent with endotoxaemia. | | Clinical chemistry reveals low plasma glucose concentration and leucopenia, but elevated lactate and BUN concentrations consistent with endotoxaemia. |
| − | |l1= | + | |l1= Watery Mouth Disease |
| | |q2=What treatments would you recommend? | | |q2=What treatments would you recommend? |
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| | Many lambs showing disease are bacteraemic therefore a broad-spectrum antibiotic (amoxicillin, oxytetracycline) should be injected intramuscularly. <br><br> | | Many lambs showing disease are bacteraemic therefore a broad-spectrum antibiotic (amoxicillin, oxytetracycline) should be injected intramuscularly. <br><br> |
| | Flunixin meglumine should be given intravenously to counter the endotoxaemia. | | Flunixin meglumine should be given intravenously to counter the endotoxaemia. |
| − | |l2= | + | |l2= Watery Mouth Disease#Treatment |
| | |q3=What control measures would you instigate? | | |q3=What control measures would you instigate? |
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| | *The most effective means of preventing watery mouth disease is giving an oral antibiotic preparation (an aminoglycoside such as spectinomycin) within 15 minutes of birth. | | *The most effective means of preventing watery mouth disease is giving an oral antibiotic preparation (an aminoglycoside such as spectinomycin) within 15 minutes of birth. |
| | *In the early stages of watery mouth disease, soapy water enemas and mild laxatives/purgatives are often effective. Metaclopramide is too expensive. | | *In the early stages of watery mouth disease, soapy water enemas and mild laxatives/purgatives are often effective. Metaclopramide is too expensive. |
| − | |l3= | + | |l3= Watery Mouth Disease#Control |
| | </FlashCard> | | </FlashCard> |
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