Employment biologically active preparation “Surfakta ZKF” in prophylactic hypoxia fetus and treatment of calves

  • A. Zamaziy Poltava State Agrarian Academy, Poltava
  • M. Кambur Sumy National Agrarian University, Sumy
  • A. Кolechko Sumy National Agrarian University, Sumy
  • A. Lermontov Sumy National Agrarian University, Sumy
  • O. Butov Sumy National Agrarian University, Sumy
Keywords: correction, blood, deadly period, birth activity, amnion

Abstract

The influence of “Surfakta ZKF”, got from amniotic fluid cows in prophylaxis hypoxia and treating calves born with signs asphyxia. Incurrence prevention fetus hypoxia of fetal development, contributed to the fact that the body weight calves received from cows research group appeared at birth at 3,90 ± 0,7 kg higher (16.25%) than in calves from cows controlling group “Immature” surfactant system lungs found in 30% calves cows control group (6 goals) and only two calves (10%) research group. Found that the complex of measures aimed at preventing the development of the fetus hypoxia genus promoted that of research group donetck only two calves (20%) from “immaturity” surfactant system lungs, but with signs of phospholipids one calf (10%), and in cows control group the first time we received from “immaturity” surfactant system lungs three calves (30%), but with signs of phospholipids two calves (20%). Treatment calves born with signs of phospholipids promoted (5-day) increase of partial pressure O2 in blood (first eight-goal Chelsea storm to fourth title – third group). In calves first group 2 blood during treatment has grown in 1.85 times and in animals two other research groups (the second and the third) PO2 increased in 1.91-1.56 times in comparison with this indicator after birth. The partial pressure CO2 in blood calves born with signs of hypoxia, declining in the process of treatment of time birth till 5-th day to 53,20 ± 3.02-57,80 ± 2.22 mm Hg compared with the first era life this indicator was at the 1.48-1,39 times lower (a < 0.01). Contents of СО2 in blood calves first is the third group has fluctuated from 30,40 ± 1,72 to 32,98 ± 0,95mmol/l, almost met the indication (31,54 ± 0,79 mmol/l) function active calves. Established that the 5-day life (treatment) blood in oxygen calves all groups increased in comparison with this indicator after birth. In reduced-active calves increase by 18,85%, while in calves first – third research group, by 21,00, received 13.04 percent and 6,97%. Unlike the first day, at 5-day life respiratory index function active  calves and calves born with signs of phospholipids was lower than in 1,26; 1,72;1.83 and 1,49 times (a < 0.01) and  only in 1.08 times in the calves controlling group. It is got net income on experience calves (first-third group) are 11258,80 grn, that on every calf presents for 450,35 grn. In a control group it is got net income in all 565,0 grn, and on one calf 62,77 grn., that in 7,17 below, this index of calves of experience groups.

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Zamaziy, A., КamburM., КolechkoA., Lermontov, A., & Butov, O. (1). Employment biologically active preparation “Surfakta ZKF” in prophylactic hypoxia fetus and treatment of calves. Theoretical and Applied Veterinary Medicine, 5(4), 45-55. Retrieved from https://bulletin-biosafety.com/index.php/journal/article/view/162