Question

question 42
2 pts
partial or total failure of the passive transfer of maternal antibodies can make a calf susceptible to a variety of disease conditions. compromised calves are more likely to develop omphalophlebitis, which is
an infection in the anterior chamber of the eye.
a vegetative heart valve.
inflammation of the umbilical veins.
inflammation of the internal carotid artery.

Explanation:

Omphalophlebitis refers to the inflammation of the umbilical veins. It is not related to eye - anterior chamber infection, vegetative heart valve, or internal carotid artery inflammation.

Answer:

inflammation of the umbilical veins.