Governing Structures

Question 1

international agencies

Answer 1

WOAH
WHO
FAO

Question 2

WOAH

Answer 2

world organization for animal health

sets international rules for disease reporting, disease control, and animal/animal product movement

sets standards for food products that might contain notifiable diseases

Question 3

WHO

Answer 3

world health organization

provides regulations that affect animal and animal products for diseases with zoonotic potential

contains the International Food Safety Authorities Network

Question 4

FAO

Answer 4

food and agriculture organization

UN agency involved in promoting global food security with WHO and WOAH

Question 5

national agencies

Answer 5

USDA
FDA
CDC
DOI

Question 6

USDA

Answer 6

sets rules for disease reporting, disease control, surveillance and animal/animal product movement for livestock, poultry, and lab animals

contains APHIS and FSIS

Question 7

APHIS

Answer 7

USDA branch responsible for the control and introduction and spread of infectious disease in regulated live animals and animal products

provides international health certificates for livestock, poultry, and pets

Question 8

FSIS

Answer 8

food safety inspection services

has authority over meat, poultry, and fish

Question 9

FDA

Answer 9

food and drug administration

concerned with food products; can get involved with traceback to a farm if there is a food safety component to the disease

national authority over MOST FOODS

Question 10

CDC

Answer 10

center for disease control

conduct outbreak investigations and provide recommendations on human impact

involved in food borne outbreak investigations with FDA

Question 11

DOI

Answer 11

department of interior

US fish and wildlife service

Question 12

state agencies

Answer 12

CDFA
CDPH
CDFW

Question 13

CDFA

Answer 13

CA department of food and agriculture
- state animal health officials in CA

sets rules for disease reporting, control, and animal/animal product movement coming into state and within state

• determines the reportable disease list
• manages inspections
• covers milk production and meat/poultry not covered by FSIS

Question 14

CDPH

Answer 14

CA department of public health

gets involved if there is zoonotic potential
- sets import requirements with focus on rabies

**LEAD agency for human health related activities

Question 15

who do you contact in case of suspected ASF

Answer 15

CDFA and USDA

Question 16

what should be done with pigs suspected of ASF

Answer 16

sample
confirm dx
quarantine pigs

Question 17

who should be the agency to perform the confirmatory testing for ASF

Answer 17

CDFA or USDA

NOT the veterinarian

Question 18

who will handle the emergency disease management of ASF

Answer 18

CDFA and USDA

Question 19

what other containment measures should be taken for ASF

Answer 19

quarantine
establish a control and surveillance zone

Question 20

who should be responsible for managing response worker safety in ASF case

Answer 20

CalOSHA

Question 21

who will help manage the issues/concerns relative to public health of ASF

Answer 21

CDPH
CDFA
USDA

Question 22

who will help with disposal of ASF infected carcasses and waste

Answer 22

CDFA
CalRecycle
CalEPA

Question 23

where should be the first place to report animal diseases in livestock and poultry

Answer 23

CDFA

Question 24

where should be the first place to report public health concerns (zoonoses)

Answer 24

CDPH

check CDFA reportable disease list

Question 25

where should be the first place to report animal diseases in wildlife

Answer 25

CA department of fish and wildlife

Question 26

what are the three main concerns in an emergency response to animal diseases

Answer 26

1. contain
2. control
3. eradicate