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Question 1

Misuse of poison.

Answer 1

• Any person who- without proper authorization- prepares, possesses, uses or distributes poison, or who fails to take the measures prescribed for the prevention of any illegal use of poisons/ for the protection of others is guilty of a misdemeanor, insofar as the act did ø result in a more serious criminal offense.

Question 2

Who is responsible if the employed vet injured the animal keeper?

Answer 2

• If an employee causes damage to a 3rd party in connection with his employment, liability in relation to the injured person lies with the employer.
• Liability of the employee + the employer shall be joint + several if the damage was caused intentionally.

Question 3

Mushy chicken disease diagnosis.

Answer 3

• CS: weak, low body weight (minus variants)
• Pathological findings: triad: yolk sac persistance, omphalitis, improper closing of the navel
• Mortality: 1-10 days
• Lab examinations: excluding other infectious and non-infectious diseases.

Question 4

Exclusion- Strict liability.

Answer 4

- Unavoidable external reason:
> Vis major
> Injured party’s unavoidable action
> Third person’s unavoidable action
> Unavoidable effect of other external event (e.g. animal)
- Time limit: 3 years

Question 5

Canine distemper- Significance.

Answer 5

• Always if death
• Loss of olfactory acuity or hard pad disease: working dogs
• Neurological signs: euthanasia.

Question 6

Fowl cholera- O.

Answer 6

• Virulent P. multocida (carrier) and predisposing factors
  > CS within 24 hours: could be originated back before the time of delivery
  > After 24 hours: was there any fowl cholera outbreak at the seller during the previous 1 year?
  > has he informed the buyer about the previous outbreak?
  > Other source of infection at the buyer.
  > Predisposing factors.

Question 7

Rights of warranty.

Answer 7

• Repair.
• Replacement.
• Reduction of price.
• Withdraw from the contract.
• Maybe switch to other type of warranty
  > If damage»> compensation.

Question 8

Sus erysipelas- O.

Answer 8

• Min. incubation period 24 hours
  > 7 days it cannot be originated back before delivery
  > 1-7 days: examination of predisposing factors.
  > Endocarditis: min. 3 weeks.

Question 9

Bo Tuberculosis- Significance.

Answer 9

• State veterinary measures: compulsory eradication
• Prohibition of treatment or vaccination
• Diseased or infected: slaughter
• Suspected of being infected: official surveillance, movement restrictions
• Free status: legal characteristic
• Herd of origin: significant for the whole herd.

Question 10

Iridocyclochoriditis- Significance.

Answer 10

• Blindness or impaired vision: visual acuity: legal characteristic.