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Question 1

What methods are used to reduce disease occurrence?

Answer 1

Radical method
Elimination
Vaccination

Question 2

Colostrum is what type of immunization?

Answer 2

Natural passive

Question 3

OIE is:

Answer 3

World organization for animal health

Question 4

Core vaccinations in cats are:

Answer 4

FHV, FCV, FPV

Question 5

When is simultaneous tuberculin test performedin cattle?

Answer 5

In breedings with occurrence of positive and doubtfull reagents for mammalian tuberculin in single tuberculin test

Question 6

PCR virological examination for blue tongue is performed:

Answer 6

In the case of suspicion of blue tongue, preferable are examined animals with clinical signs of disease

Question 7

What examinations are performed in the case of abortion in cattle?

Answer 7

Serological examination and bacterial cultivation

Question 8

What are core vaccinations in dogs?

Answer 8

CPV-2, CDV, CAV

Question 9

What is the time for interpretation of the results after the simultaneous intradermal test in cattle?

Answer 9

72 hours

Question 10

What are we talking about a doubtful result in simple tuberculin test?

Answer 10

If no clinical signs are observed, such as diffuse or extensive oedema, exudation,necrosis, pain or inflammation of the lymphatic vessels in this area or lymph nodes, or if the increase in skin folds thickness is more than 2 mm and less than 4 mm

Question 11

The aim of preventive sanitation is to:

Answer 11

Create unfavourable conditions for the existence and replication of the etiological agents, their vectors and reservoirs

Question 12

Which serological examination is prescribed in quarantine for horses intended for further breeding and production and which important third countries and member states?

Answer 12

Brucellosis

Question 13

In radical method of disease reduction:

Answer 13

We kill all animals

Question 14

Oral vaccination is performed against:

Answer 14

Blue tongue, ASF, rabies
Aujeszky, CSF

Question 15

Non adjuvant are currently used in:

Answer 15

Cats

Question 16

Simultaneous intradermal test requires:

Answer 16

1 injection of bovine tuberculin and 1 injection of avian tuberculin administered simultaneously

Question 17

Veterinary protection of the national territory is based on:

Answer 17

Epizootiological situation in the country

Question 18

When a bacteriological examination for tuberculosis in cattle is performed?

Answer 18

After killing of positive reagent for tuberculosis, on finding changes indicative for tuberculosis

Question 19

What are the main methods of IBR eradication currently used in cattle farms?

Answer 19

Elimination method using a marker vaccine against IBR

Question 20

Preferred sample for TSE examination in sheep and goats is:

Answer 20

A part of the brainstem with an intact OBEX area together with a part of the medulla oblongata and cerebellum

Question 21

Simultaneous immunization can be performed in:

Answer 21

Doesn’t exist?

Question 22

Which serological examination are compulsory prescribed for breeding farm?

Answer 22

Brucella melitensis, brucella ovis

Question 23

Quarantine begins with:

Answer 23

Clinically healthy animals

Question 24

Isolation begins with:

Answer 24

Sick as well as healthy animals?

Question 25

Serological examination in case of abortion in sheep is to check for:

Answer 25

Brucellosis, chlamydiosis

Question 26

What is the main diagnostic method used for diagnosis of EBL (enzootic bovine leukosis)?

Answer 26

ELISA

Question 27

Serological examination in case of abortion in cattle is to check for:

Answer 27

Brucellosis, Q fever, leptospirosis, chlamydiosis, IBR

Question 28

Emergency plans are prepared by:

Answer 28

State veterinary authority

Question 29

Passive infectious disease diagnostics is:

Answer 29

Accidental finding at examination of diseases

Question 30

Breeding stallions must be serologically tested before and after the end of breeding seasons for:

Answer 30

Dourine

Question 31

Pathological material for confirmation of mycobacterium bovis is collected from:

Answer 31

Abnormal lymph and parenchymatous organs such as lung, liver, spleen

Question 32

Which serological examination and virological examination are prescribed in case of affection of CNS in horses?

Answer 32

EHV-1 Western Nile Fever (or Eastern/Western equine encephalomyelitis EEE/WEE, rabies, tetanus)

Question 33

Methods to reduce disease occurrence are?

Question 34

Compulsory vaccination against rabies in dogs, cats and other carnivores is obligatory in Slovakia at the age of:

Answer 34

Over 3 months

Question 35

Tuberculination is:

Answer 35

Allergen diagnostics

Question 36

Length of the quarantine depends on:

Answer 36

Incubation period of a disease

Question 37

Which vaccination is obligatory in Slovakia in horses?

Answer 37

Influenza (Tetanus is recommended)

Question 38

Genetic screening as a preventive method is used in:

Answer 38

Scrapie

Question 39

Pathological material for confirmation of Mycobacterium bovis is collected from:

Answer 39

Abnormal lymph nodes and parenchymatous organs such as lungs, liver, spleen

Question 40

Preventive veterinary measures are:

Answer 40

Complex and partial

Question 41

Vaccines induce:

Answer 41

Antibody immune response only

Question 42

In case that a dog exposed a human or another animal, this dog must be clinically examined for signs of rabies on day:

Answer 42

1, 5 and 14 after exposure

Question 43

The sample for TSE examination in cattle is:

Answer 43

A part of the brainstem with an intact OBEX area together with a part of the medulla oblongata

Question 44

Emergency vaccination is currently performed against:

Answer 44

Classical swine fever

Question 45

Immediate notifications are reported to:

Answer 45

OIE within 24 hours

Question 46

Therapy is forbidden in:

Answer 46

Foot and mouth disease

Question 47

What are the indications for sampling and rabies testing?

Answer 47

Clinical signs of CNS affection, rabies oral vaccination efficacy testing and monitoring

Question 48

To increase specific resistance of animals we use:

Answer 48

Active and passing immunization

Question 49

Homologous immune serum is obtained:

Answer 49

From the same species

Question 50

Species risk material is associated with:

Answer 50

TSE

Question 51

Define supportive and symptomatic therapy:

Answer 51

Supportive: designed to improve, reinforce or sustain patients physiological well-being or psychological self-esteem and self-reliance Symptomatic: any medical therapy of a disease that only affects its symptoms, not its cause, i.e. etiology. It is usually aimed at reducing the signs and symptoms for the comfort and well-being of the patient.

Question 52

Fluid therapy belongs to:

Answer 52

Supportive treatment

Question 53

Emergency plans are made for:

Answer 53

OIE listed diseases FMD BSE Scrapie Bluetongue

Question 54

Marker vaccines are used in:

Answer 54

Aujeszky’s disease IBR

Question 55

List 3 side effects of vaccines:

Answer 55

Immune mediated reactions (hypersensitivity) Vaccine induced disease (fever, lethargy) Local cutaneous reactions (pain, oedema, abscess, tumour)