State 2 Midterm 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Wild animal behaving strange and attacking people is defined as possibly rabid

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T

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2
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In case of Duck viral entertitis vaccination broiler ducks can be kept on infected natural water

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T

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3
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In confirmation of CSF all pigs with clinical signs should be killed and other pigs on the infected holding can be observed for 40 days

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F (Kill all)

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4
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Fowl typhoid is zoonotic and caused by salmonella

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T

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5
Q

Vesicular stomatitis is controlled by stamping out in EU

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F

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6
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Human disease may serve to monitor the presence of certain zoonotic infections in animals

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T (Eq encephalomyelitis, Q-fever)

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7
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Genetic screening is possible disease control strategy in the eradication or certain notifiable diseases

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T

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8
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The GATT/WTO sanitary and Phytosanitary agreement prohibits any health barrier in international trade of animals

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F? (The aim is to reduce to a minimum the negative effects of health barriers on international trade)

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9
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Aujeszky’s disease is notifiable in all suspected species

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T

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10
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The official control measures in the surveillance zone in the case of Newcastle disease outbreak shall be in force for at least 30 days

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T

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11
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In the case of confirmation of Newcastle disease on a poultry holding all poultry shall be killed on the spot

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T

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12
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Vesicular stomatitis is controlled by stamping out in the EU

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F

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13
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The skull excluding the mandible and including the brain and eyes, and the spinal cord of animals aged over 12 months specified risk material in bovine animals

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T

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14
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The maximum incubation period is 21 days, both for avian influenza and Newcastle disease in poultry

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T

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15
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In case of Teschovirus disease outbreaks on large scale holdings all diseased and suspected of being pig shall be killed on the spot

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T

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16
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Dogs shall be vaccinated against rabies within 30 days after reaching 3 months of age and after 6 months following the first vaccination

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T

17
Q

Any dog that has not received an anti-rabies vaccination in accordance with the regulation is defined as rabies risky animals

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T

18
Q

The rabies-risky animal shall be put under official monitoring for 90 days

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F (14 days)

19
Q

On Aujeszky’s diseases free large-scale holdings marker vaccines can be used

A

F (no vaccines used)

20
Q

In case of confirmation of classical swine fever, all pigs showing clinical signs shall be killed and the other pigs on the holding shall be observed for 40 days

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F (All pigs on the holding are killed and their carcasses rendered)

21
Q

DIVA strategy in case of avian influenza means a vaccination strategy which enables a differentiation to the made between vaccinated/infected and vaccinated/non-infected animals through application of diagnostic test

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T

22
Q

To ensure a clear link between the animal and the pet passport, dogs, cats and ferrets must be fitted with an electronic microchip

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T (just says pets, but on pet passports I know it says dog, cat and ferred - From person that wrote the original PQ document)

23
Q

Fowl typhoid is a zoonotic poultry disease caused by Salmonella

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T

24
Q

Aujeszky’s disease is under obligatory eradication in the EU

A

F (obligatory eradication for IBR and Thyphoid) ??

25
Q

Day old chickens of breeding domestic fowl flocks shall be tested for fowl typhoid during the first 5 days of life

A

T

26
Q

There is obligatory preventative vaccination program against avian influenza in may EU member states

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F (Member states MAY introduce preventive vaccination)

27
Q

For the prevention of duck virus enteritis infection, no free keeping of waterfowl on natural water during the 2 weeks before egg laying period is authorised

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T

28
Q

Repopulation of a holding after CSF infection may take place only minimum 30 days after the completion of the cleaning and disinfection operation

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T

29
Q

Aujeszky’s disease is notifiable in all suspected species

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T

30
Q

On Aujeszky’s disease free large-scale holdings for the control of free status all boars and sows are to be tested every 6 months

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F (all boars and sows are tested every year)

31
Q

In case of teschovirus disease outbreaks on small holdings suspected of being contaminated, pigs may be observed for 40 days

A

F (they should be separately slaughtered, heat treatment!)

32
Q

Marker vaccine can be used for the preventive CSF vaccination of domestic pigs

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F (No preventative vaccination in CSF; marker vaccine for emergency vaccination)

33
Q

There is obligatory preventive vaccination program against Newcastle disease in many EU member states

A

F (I don’t think it is obligatory, it is permitted)

34
Q

There is obligatory fowl typhoid eradication program in broiler chickens

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F (obligatory eradication programs in breeding flocks)

35
Q

The radius of the protection zone in case of classical swine fever outbreaks shall be at least 3 km

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T

36
Q

In case of confirmation of Newcastle disease in carrier pigeons instead of stamping out, a ban on movement of the pigeons may be ordered for at least 60 days

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T

37
Q

In case of confirmation of Newcastle disease on a poultry holding all poultry shall be killed on the spot

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T

38
Q

An animal that shows typical neurologic symptoms of the disease is defined as rabid animals

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T