Questions 55-71 Flashcards
What is the primary cause of clostridial toxemia in animals, which can lead to sudden death?
Change in diet
What is the common method of diagnosing the presence of roundworms in an animals gastrointestinal tract?
Fecal flotation
What is the definition of rhinitis, and what often accompanies it?
Inflammation of the nasal passages; conjunctivitis
Tonsillitis is an inflammation in the:
Inflammation in the tonsils
Pneumonitis is an acute or chronic inflammation of the:
Lung tissue
Dermatitis is an inflammation of the:
Skin
What is the primary mode of transmission for warts in animals, such as cattle and dogs?
Direct contact
What is the primary mode of transmission for dog heart worms or dirofilaria (a nematode) in dogs, cats, and ferrets?
Bites from infected mosquitoes
Polyarthritis refers to inflammation of:
Multiple bone joints in the body
Leptospirosis is a zoonotic bacterial disease that can affect domestic and wild animals. How is leptospirosis primarily transmitted?
Through urine- contaminated food and haircoats
What is the primary purpose of health management programs in animal husbandry?
To enhance productivity and economic efficiency
How can daily observation of animals help ensure their health?
by monitoring their appetite, body condition, attitude, and behavior
an example of a therapy an animal might encounter is:
all of the above: nutritional, physical, surgical
proper environmental management includes:
all of the above: reducing manure in pastures, maintaining a clean and dry house, draining standing water
mosquitos reproduce where?
in or near water
