Question

question 7
1 pts
how are rebreathing bags used as a diagnostic tool in equine medicine?
resuscitate a horse in respiratory distress
measure lung tidal volume
increase lung sounds to allow thorough auscultation
present a horse from panting
question 8
1 pts
it is important that neonatal calves receive an appropriate dose of colostrum within the first 6 hours of life because
the placenta in cattle and other ruminants prevents in utero transfer of immunoglobulins (antibodies) from the dam to the fetus.
intestinal absorption of antibodies terminates within 24 hours of birth.
both of the statements are true.
neither of the statements are true.

Explanation:

For Question 7: Rebreathing bags in equine medicine are used to measure lung tidal volume as a diagnostic tool. Resuscitation is not its diagnostic - related use. Increasing lung sounds and preventing panting are not its main diagnostic functions.
For Question 8: In cattle and ruminants, the placenta prevents in - utero transfer of immunoglobulins, and the intestinal absorption of antibodies from colostrum terminates within 24 hours of birth. So neonatal calves need to receive colostrum within the first 6 hours.

Answer:

Question 7: Measure lung tidal volume
Question 8: both of the statements are true