D03 Flashcards

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Minor diseases

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1, Bovine Respiratory diseases (BRD)
2. Infectious Bovine Keratoconjuctivitis (IBK)
3. Abses

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Bovine Respiratory Disease

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  • especially on young calves
  • factor: stress, virus infection, poor hygiene
  • symptoms: cough, fever, loss of appettit
  • treatment: antibiotic and anti-inflammatiion
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Infectous Bovine Keratoconjunctivitis (IBR)

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  • Moraxella bovis bacteria
  • spread through face flies
  • symptoms: photophobia, purulent in eyes, cornea become cloudy
  • treatment: antibiotic, and eye spraty
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Abses

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  • accumulation of pus formed in tissue due to bacteria infection
  • nonsterilise needle and poor hygiene
  • symptomp: nervousness, loss appetite and body temp increase
  • treatment: antibiotic and antiseptic
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Coccidis

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-Protozoa from Eimeria genus
- digestive system attacked by parasite
- symptoms: diarrhea, dehydration, lethargy
- treatment: anticoccidia, toltrazueril and diclazuril

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Bloat

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  • when gas accumulate in the rumen
  • overfeeding high protein feed or grains
  • signs: swollen on left stomach, loss appetite, lethargy
  • treatments: stomach tube, antifoaming agents
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Moderate diseases

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1, Anaplasmosis
2. Lumpy skin disease
3. Liver fluke
4. Johne’s disease
5. clostridial disease

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Anaplasmosis

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  • blood disease
  • symptoms: anemia, lethargy and high fever
  • treatment: antibiotic and Imidocarb dipropionate, blood transfusion
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Lumpy skin disease

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Papillomatosis / Warts
- virus infection by Bovine Papillomavirus (BPV)
- signs: nodule on skin, fever, weight decrease
- treatments: no special treatment

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Liver fluke

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  • caused by flatworm parasite
  • attack the liver and bile ducts
  • Signs: decrease weight, anemia and bottle jaw
  • treatment: anthemintics
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Johne’s disease

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  • chronic digestive disease
  • caused by bacteria Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis (MAP)
  • transmission through colostrum from mother to calf
  • sign: diarrhea, anemia and bottle jaw
  • treatment: no special treatment
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Clostridial disease

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  • black leg
  • after muscle injury caused by trauma, injection or other injuries
  • signs: lethargy, lumping and weak muscle coordination
  • treatments: antibiotic and antitoxin
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Major disease

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  1. Foot and Mouth disease
  2. Tubercollosis
  3. Mad cow disease
  4. Theileriosis
  5. Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis
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Foot and mouth disease

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  • caused by virus Aphthovirus
  • transmit through water, feed and air
  • sign: ulcer in mouth, lesion in hoof
  • treatments: no special treatment
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Tubercollosis

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  • caused by Mycobacterium bovis
  • transmit through air when infected animal sneeze, cough
  • sign: lethargy, cough, lung inflammation
  • treatments: no special treatments
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Mad cow disease

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  • Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
  • neurodegenarative disease
  • presence of abnormal protein in the brain
  • signs: weird reaction, death, coordination problem
  • treatment: no special treatment
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Theileriosis

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  • caused by Theileria protozoa
  • transmit by bitting of external parasite
  • signs: lymph gland swollen, weight loss and lethargy
  • treatments: Buparvaquone an antibiotic
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Infectious Bovinew Rhinotracheitis

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  • upper respiratory tract issue
  • transmit through contacts
  • signs: profuse drooling, pneunomia and red eye
  • treatment: antibiotics to prevent secondary infections