• Card 4 / 29: 17 yr old quarter horse gelding presents for laminitis . This horse has a long shagggy hair coat and a "pot belly" appearance". Vaccinations (tetanus, influenza, rhino, EEE/WEE) and deworming were up to date. This spring, about a week ago, the owner noted that he was very reluctant to walk and appeared to spend much time lying down. This horse was diagnosed with pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (Equine Cushings). What test should you run to confirm this diagnosis?
    A) Insulin tolerance test
    B) Baseline insulin test
    C) Dexamethasone suppression test
    D) Urinalysis
    E) Radiograph to show laminitis

    Answer:
    C) Dexamethasone suppression test

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