SECOND PRIORITY DZ

Question 1

Acute febrile disease of cattle and sheep

Answer 1

blackleg

Question 2

More resistant than vegetative counterparts

Answer 2

spore

Question 3

Presence of infectious agents to the blood

Answer 3

pyrexia

Question 4

Blackleg more common in __ than in
cattle in NZ

Answer 4

sheep

Question 5

used for preparation of live vaccine
against A. marginale

Answer 5

a centrale

Question 6

vector of anplasma

Answer 6

r/b microplus

Question 7

coat: higher risk of infections because vectors are attracted to their coloration (based on recording) compared to white

Answer 7

black or red

Question 8

greater risk of transmission because of the mgt protocols

Answer 8

dairy breeds

Question 9

Inherent resistance to ticks and even in flies

Answer 9

afrikaner

Question 10

Only babesiosis is known as Red
water fever due to hematuria or hemoglobinuria

Answer 10

t

Question 11

Umbrella term for anaplasmosis and babesiosis

Answer 11

cattle tick fever

Question 12

State wherein clinical dx occurs rarely or
not at all (relationship of host, vector, and
agent)

Answer 12

endemic stability

Question 13

b. bigemina has higher virulence than b. bovis

Answer 13

baliktad

Question 14

b. bovis has Higher sensitivity in _and
__ during blood collection

Answer 14

tip of ears
tail

Question 15

1 cause of TB mortality in animals

Answer 15

inhalation

Question 16

Pearl-like nodules on pleura in the thoracic cavity)

Answer 16

BOV TB

Question 17

C. intradermal test is put __cm apart in the neck

Answer 17

12

Question 18

type of euthanasia used in UPLB cattle

Answer 18

gunshot euthanasia

Question 19

tx of TB in both in humans and
animals)

Answer 19

isoniazid

Question 20

how many uplb cattle were euthanized due to bovine TB

Answer 20

192. holsteinxsahiwal

Question 21

brucella strain not zoonotic

Answer 21

b. ovis

Question 22

substance normally produced by the fetus
- - - -
-
Brucella growth factor

Answer 22

erythritol

Question 23

Risk is higher if the semen is used
in AI vs embryo transfer

Answer 23

tr

Question 24

o 1 cause of
infection in humans brucella

Answer 24

Via ingestion of milk
(unpasteurized)

Question 25

abortion storms

Answer 25

beucella

Question 26

Major sheep-producing regions b. ovis Source of infection:

Answer 26

Infected ram

Question 27

High risk of bioterrorism/agroterrorism

Answer 27

b. melitensis

Question 28

Infective stage for MAMMAL fasciola

Answer 28

metacercaria

Question 29

fasciola sp most reported in PH

Answer 29

gigantica

Question 30

Caused by adults in bile ducts

Answer 30

chronic fascio

Question 31

Caused by young flukes in liver parenchyma

Answer 31

acute fascio

Question 32

young flukes in liver parenchyma causes chemical damage due to migration

Answer 32

false

Question 33

type of anemia in Subacute and chronic fasciolosis

Answer 33

Hypochromic macrocytic anemia

Question 34

tx for all fluke stagestri

Answer 34

triclabendazole

Question 35

antitrematode 4 adult immature

Answer 35

nitroxynil, triclabendazole, diamphenetide, closantel

Question 36

antitrematode for adults

Answer 36

clorsulon, albendazole, rafoxanide, netobimin

Question 37

• hazardous to sheep and humans anti-trematode

Answer 37

copper sulfate or sodium pentachlorophenate

Question 38

known as weil’s dz

Answer 38

lepto

Question 39

3rd most impt dx in indonesia

Answer 39

trypanosomiasis