NADIS Knowledge Transfer - Joint Lameness in Sheep

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Osteoarthritis in adult sheep results from serious trauma; the most common site for joint trauma is: (Note more than one answer may be correct)

	Fetlock joint
	Elbow joint
	Hip joint
	Shoulder joint
	Stifle joint

Study the photo above carefully. What action is necessary?

	Spray the foot with antibiotic aerosol
	Long acting antibiotic injection
	Digit amputation by a veterinary surgeon
	Isolation for 2-3 months
	Send to market

Study the photo above carefully. This sheep has been 9/10 lame for three months despite foot paring. What action should have been taken?

	Spray the foot with antibiotic aerosol
	Long acting antibiotic injection
	Examination by a veterinary surgeon when the cause of lameness was not obvious and no improvement within 5 days
	Isolation for 2-3 months
	Send to market

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