L5: Beef Quality Assurance and Good Prod. Practices (Rae) Flashcards
1
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measures of FA producer success
A
efficient livestock production
marketable
quality assured animals
2
Q
Hazard analysis/critical control points (HACCP)
A
- conduct hazard analysis
- CCP ID
- est. critical limits
- monitoring procedures
- corrective action
- verification procedures
- record keeping
3
Q
hazards
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biological natural toxins physical chemical feed additives feed decomposition other microbial contaminants
4
Q
components of emergency prep
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- assess problem potentials
- client ed
- assure avail. of equip, supplies, drugs
- est. protocols
5
Q
Brucellosis causative agent
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B. abortus
6
Q
FMD causative agent
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aphthovirus
7
Q
components of quality audit that vet can influence
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hide defects injection sites path dark cutters bruises non-castration grubs, abscesses, calluses tongue infection
8
Q
top 10 quality complaints from RETAILERS
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- excess external fat
- excess weight/box
- injection site blemishes*
- excess seam fat
- low overall cutability
- low overall uniformity
- inadequate tenderness*
- bruise damage*
- dark cutters*
- rib-eye/loin-eye size*
9
Q
top 10 quality complaints from PACKERS
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hide defects* injection-site blemishes* excess carcass weights bruises* red. quality from implants* liver conemnations* insufficient USDA choice over fats lack of uniformity dark cutters*
10
Q
animal health product use guidelines
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- read the label
- keep records
- don’t combine vax
- use transfer needles (for reconstituting)
- don’t reconstitute too much (don’t save leftovers)
- keep mixing
- mark/separate syringes by product
- don’t interchange syringes
- restrain animals properly
- select best route (SC preferred)
- choose best site
- choose correct needle
- use proper injection technique (ie. no >10-15ml/site)
11
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10 critical control points
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- set high quality standards
- est. a herd health mgt. plan
- vet/client/patient relationship
- store all drugs correctly
- use drugs under professional direction
- admin. meds properly
- follow med instructions
- maintain tx records
- ID treated animals
- use drug residue tests (if appropriate)
- provide training on proper drug use
- annually review QA plan