Lecture 3 Flashcards

1
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source of infection for an animal

A

place where at least one minimal infectious dose of pathogen is present

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2
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primary SOI

A

sick animal
carrier animal
animal products
animal by-products
animal carcasses
wild animals
arthropods

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3
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what is a carrier

A

animal that harbours a specific infectious agent and shedding it in at least minimum infective dose without observable clinical disease

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4
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time and progression of disease

A

incubation period
prodromal period
period of ilness
peroid of decline
period of convalsence

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5
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intermediate SOI

A

excretions of sick animals
excretions of carrier animals

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6
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2ndary SOI

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soil (anthrax, malignant oedema, black leg)
water (lepto)
air (q-fever)
food
- forage contamination occurs in 2 ways
– on field where cultivated (anthrax)
– during prep and storage (listeria+botulism)
contaminated objects
contaminated premises
contaminated means of transport

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