102 Flashcards

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AMENDMENT TO DA ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 01, SERIES OF 2012 ON

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DECLARING THE LIST OF NOTIFIABLE ANIMAL DISEASES

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restructured the Department of Agriculture (DA), and in Section 26 mandated the Bureau of Animal Industry to:

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Executive Order No. 338, series of 2001

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Department of Agriculture (DA), and in Section 26 mandated the Bureau of Animal Industry to:

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(1) investigate, diagnose, and report cases
(2) establish a workable investigation
(3) adopt measures that would prevent the entry of exotic and communicable diseases

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4
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OIE-listed diseases, infections and infestations in force in 2018

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World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE)

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5
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Assembly of Delegates at its annual General Session and this new list comes into force

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every January 1

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DA Administrative Order (AO) No. 01 dated

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January 31, 2012, on “Declaring the List of Notifiable Animal Diseases”,

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strengthening its role on the prevention, control and eradication of animal diseases to improve the reporting of diseases and outbreak investigation for a better scope and comprehension of the disease situation which it can more appropriately address;

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Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI)

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Secretary of Agriculture

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EMMANUEL F. PIÑOL

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Section 18 Chapter 4 of Title IV,

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Executive Order 292

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12
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Section 5 Act No. 3639

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(BAI Quarantine Powers);

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13
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skeletal formation and maintenance

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Ca, P, Mg, Cu, Mn

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acid-base balance regulation

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Na, Cl, K

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fluid balance (osmotic pressure and excretion)-

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Na, Cl, K

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14
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oxygen transport

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Fe, Cu

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15
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functions in protein synthesis-

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P, S, Zn

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integral and specific components of the structure of metalloenzymes and hormones or as activators (coenzymes)

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Catalytic

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activators and/or components of enzyme
systems

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Ca, P, K, Mg, Fe, Cu, Mn, Zn

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18
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mineral-vitamin relationship

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Ca, P, Co, Se

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19
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regulation of gene transcription
example?

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thyroxine

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20
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regulation of gene transcription

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Regulatory

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21
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Regulatory

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regulation of cell replication and differentiation

22
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influence of triiodothyronine

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thyroxine

23
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regulation of cell replication and differentiation

example?

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calcium ions
selenocysteine

24
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Macrominerals

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Na, K, Cl, Ca, P, S, and Mg

24
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present in the body at concentrations ≥400 mg/kgBW

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Macrominerals

25
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needed in the diet in relatively large amounts

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Macrominerals

26
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Microminerals/trace minerals

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 Fe, Cu, Co, Mn, Zn, I, Se, Mo, F

 Cr, Sn, V, Si, Ni, B, and Br

27
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usually supplemented in the diet

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Fe, Cu, Co, Mn, Zn, I, Se, Mo, F

28
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about 40 minerals at concentrations <100 mg/kgBW

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Microminerals/trace minerals

29
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needed in the diet in small amounts

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Microminerals/trace minerals

30
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shown to have important physiological functions in animals:

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16 microminerals

31
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bone & teeth formation; blood coagulation;
muscle (mm) contraction; nerve (nn) function; cell permeability; milk production, egg shell
formation

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CALCIUM

32
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bone & teeth formation; phosphorylation; high-energy
phosphate bonds; PO4 chief anion radical of
intracellular fluid; PO4

important in acid-base balance;
phosphoproteins, nucleic acids and phospholipids

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PHOSPHOROUS

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◦ kidney and gut (saliva)

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Excretion

34
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◦ Varying degree (availability of
phytase enzyme)

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absorption

35
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enzyme activator primarily in glycolytic system

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Magnesium

35
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Excess Mg

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upsets Ca and P metabolism

35
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efficient
metabolism of carbohydrates and lipids;

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Magnesium

35
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K reduces efficiency of

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Mg absorption in the rumen

36
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major cation of extracellular fluid

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SODIUM

36
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◦ Salt toxicity

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in nonruminants with levels above
8% in diet;

37
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Major anion involved in osmotic pressure and
acid-base balance

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CHLORINE

38
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Major cation of intracellular fluid

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POTASSIUM

39
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Cellular respiration

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IRON

40
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part of an enzyme or enzyme
activators

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IRON

41
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Purine metabolism;

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MOLYBDENUM

42
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stimulates microbial activity in rumen

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MOLYBDENUM

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Cofactor in several oxidation-reduction enzyme systems

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COPPER

44
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needed by rumen bacteria for growth and Vit. B12 synthesis

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COBALT

45
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component of the enzyme glutathione peroxidase

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SELENIUM

46
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reduced peroxides arising

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SELENIUM

47
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activator of enzyme systems involved in oxidative phosphorylation, amino acid metabolism, fatty acid synthesis and cholesterol metabolism;

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MANGANESE

48
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more of concern than deficiencies
in livestock production

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Excess of F

49
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protect against tooth decay

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FLUORINE