FAD- V. A.

Question 1

What tick is this?

Answer 1

Amblyomma

Question 2

what kind of disease can this tick transmit

Answer 2

Erlichia ruminatum

Question 3

what is heartwater disease?

Answer 3

• Noncontagious infectious virulent disease affecting domestic and wild ruminants (cattle sheep and goat)

Question 4

heartwater disease is caused by what kind of bacteria?

Answer 4

• Erlichia ruminatinum is a gram negative intracellular cocci that affects monocytes, macrophages, neutrophils and endothelial cells particulately kidney and brain

Question 5

What clinical signs can be seen with Heartwater?

Answer 5

Neuro signs hypermetria and ataxia, fever lung and brain edema , hydrothorax and hydroperitoneum.

Question 6

What breed is most susceptible to heartwater disease?

Answer 6

Bos taurus

Question 7

Is Heartwater disease zoonotic?

Answer 7

Yes, people and dogs are asymptomatic carriers

Question 8

Answer 8

sciatic nerve

cause:
dystocia
lymphosarcoma
bullling

Question 9

condition and cause

Answer 9

Peroneal nerve
extension of hock
flexion of digit

Causes: hypocalcemia (milk fever)
bulls - fighting

Question 10

what type of stone? and origin

Answer 10

Calcium carbonate

solid stone - browsig grass pasture

Question 11

type o fstone

Answer 11

struvite

MAP
acetic acid test

Question 12

while doing tube cystotomy you see this
what should you anticipate as a complication

Answer 12

incontinence due to bladder atony

Question 13

Which one of the following conditions does not cause ulcerative lesions on the teats, feet or mouth
a. Vesicular stomatitis VS

b. Malignant catarrhal fever MCF.
c. Pestes des petits ruminants
d. Classical swine fever
e. Epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD)

Answer 13

d. Classical swine fever

Question 14

Which one of the following is not classified as a pestivirus

a. Border disease of sheep
b. Erysipelas. This is a bacteria
c. Bovine virus diarrhea
d. Hog cholera

Question 15

3. Which of the following statements is false
   a. Foot and mouth disease is a picorna virus belonging to the Aphthovirus genus.

b. The Cape buffalo is the main carrier of the A, O, C subtypes. Main carriers of SAT types c. Since the Cape buffalo remain a carrier for 5 years eradication of the disease in Africa is all but impossible
d. Since there is no cross protection between virus subtypes an effective vaccination program is difficult
e. Pigs are very susceptible to Foot and Mouth disease virus

Answer 15

b. The Cape buffalo is the main carrier of the A, O, C subtypes. Main carriers of SAT types

Question 16

4. Which of the following statements regarding Foot and Mouth disease is False
   b. Excess salivation (lips smacking) is a known clinical sign
   c. Myocardial necrosis and secondary pneumonia are known complications
   d. Polyserositis is another complication leading to lameness
   a. The virus is found in the stratum spinosum of skin and is activated by friction

Answer 16

. Polyserositis is another complication leading to lameness