Fisiologia Veterinaria I

Anestesiologia Veterinaria - Flávio Massone

Influência da suplementação com concentrado extrusado, rico em óleo, nos parâmetros hematológicos, biométricos e biomarcadores na digestão de potros [Influence of supplementation with rich in fat extruded concentrate over the hematologic, biometric and biomarkers parameters in foals] ______________________________________________________________________________ Resumo A adição de concentrados ricos em óleos na dieta pode aumentar a densidade energética de forma segura em equinos. Objetivou-se com este trabalho avaliar os efeitos da suplementação com concentrado extrusado, rico em óleo, em potros. Foram utilizados oito potros, sob manejo nutricional similar. Para o experimento foi substituído 2,0 kg do concentrado comercial por 0,50 kg de concentrado comercial extrusado, rico em óleo durante 60 dias. Amostras de sangue foram colhidas no pré-teste e com 20, 40 e 60 dias de substituição. Foram realizadas análises do sangue (CGB, CGV, HB, HT, CHCM, CPL, RDW-SD, RDW-CV), a determinação d...

Medicina Veterinária (UFRPE), 2020

During the year of 2002, a search for shelters containing vampire bats of the Desmodus rotundus species was made in the municipality of São Pedro - SP. When located, the shelters were georeferenced and evaluated for population type and use. These data were provided to the Agricultural Defense Coordination, which sent a technical team on 02/05/2002 and carried out a population control, using warfarine gel. In order to evaluate the repopulation of shelters, reviews were made on 09/10/2002, 04/12/2005, and 05/11/2006. Shelter repopulation was reduced from 62.5% to 87.5%, and occurred mainly by a few males in caves and a tunnel. D. rotundus samples were also sent to Institute Pasteur - SP, for rabies antigen and biological tests, all of which presented negative results. The absence of repopulation of shelters by females and the formation of new maternities for a period of four years is an indication that the D. rotundus population is controlled, and there is no vegetative growth of the population of these bats in this region. Monitoring repopulation of D. rotundus shelters and sending samples for rabies antigen research is important for epidemiological cohort studies of rabies virus and to improve strategies for the selective control of these bats and herbivore rabies.

A Pragmatic Approach to Conceptualization of Health and Disease, 2024