Food Animal Medicine Exam V (22-32) Flashcards
T/F: Honeybees are native to the Americas.
__% of crops are pollinated by honeybees.
33%
What do honeybees do?
What is the scientific name of honeybees?
What are the most clinically important honeybees found in the US?
There are ___ different species of honeybees in the U.S.
Describe the lifecycle of the queen bee (fertilized female).
What are drones? Describe their importance and general lifecycle.
Describe the general life cycle of a honeybee.
The duties of the hive are split up between the worker bees. What are the different jobs that worker bees have?
A worker bee generally lives for ____ in the summer and ___ in the winter.
Describe the queen attendant job that some worker bees will assume.
What is happening in this image? Describe its significance.
What is happening in this image? Describe its significance.
What is the ideal hive temperature?
Describe the importance and role of guard bees.
Describe foraging as a potential honeybee job.
Differentiate between pollen and nectar.
A single bee will produce ___ of a teaspoon in its life.
What is a langstroth hive?
What is the average number for bees in a beehive?
What is the significance of a deep box in a langstroth hive?
What is the significance of a medium box in a langstroth hive?
What is the significance of a queen excluder in a langstroth hive?
What is the significance of a hive frame in a langstroth hive?
What is the first step to inspecting a bee hive?
After you smoke out the beehive, what should be your next step?
What does honey comb look like?
What does brood comb look like? What is its significance?
What is this?
What is this?
What is this?
What does drone comb look like?
Identify the different parts of the honey frame.
What are queen cells? What is their clinical significance?
Bees are the most calm in their ____ state.
What is swarming? What causes it and when is it most likely to occur?
Differentiate between absconding and superscedure.
Once you have completed your inspection of the hive, what should you do next?
How long does honey last?
What are the general guidelines to harvesting honey?
What should you do if you want to start a honeybee hive?
How to rain pose a threat to honeybees?
How does cold weather in the spring pose a threat to honeybees?
How does drought pose a threat to honeybees?
How do long cold winters pose a threat to honeybees?
____ are the number one cause of honeybee pollinator deaths. It can often be found in ____ or ____.
Describe how pesticides cause acute death in the honeybee.
Describe how pesticides cause sublethal effects in the honeybee.
Describe how pesticides cause chronic effects in the honeybee.
How can we prevent pesticide poisoning in honeybees?
Describe how miticides pose a threat to honeybees.
Describe how fungicides pose a threat to honeybees.
Describe how herbicides pose a threat to honeybees.
Describe the pathogenesis of American foulbrood in honeybee hives.
What are some clinical signs we may notice in a honeybee hive infected with American foulbrood?
In addition to the clinical signs, how can we confirm a hive in infected with American foulbrood?
How can we treat/prevent American foulbrood in honeybee hives?
Describe the importance of registering your beehive.
Describe the pathogenesis of European foulbrood.
How can we differentiate between American and European foulbrood?
How do we treat honeybee hives with mild European foulbrood infections?
How do we treat honeybee hives with moderate European foulbrood infections?
How do we treat honeybee hives with heavy European foulbrood infections?
Describe the pathogenesis of sacbrood in a honeybee hive.
How do we treat/prevent sacbrood in a honeybee hive?
Describe the pathogenesis of chalkbrood in a honeybee hive.
How do we prevent and treat chalkbrood in a honeybee hive?
Describe the pathogenesis of nosema in a honeybee hive.