Animal health Flashcards

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It refers to physiological well being of an animal

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Animal health

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Defines as an illness or a malady or an impairment of normal body health

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Disease

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Example of infectious diseases

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Viruses, Bacteria, Fungi, protozoans, internal and external parasites

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Non infectious diseases

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Genetic defects, nutritional deficiencies, metabolic disorder and toxicities or poisonings

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Abnormal deviation from the healthy state of the animal

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Disease

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Objective manifestation of the disease

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Clinical signs

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Subjective manifestation of disease by the animals

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Symptoms

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Name given to a disease so that each doctor means the same syndrome as every other veterinarian

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Diagnosis

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Forecast of te progress of the disease affecting the animals

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Prognosis

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Animal that harbors the parasites

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Host

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Where the parasite will exert its harmful affects and may undergoes reproduction

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Final host

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An animal that temporarily harbors tha immature stage of the parasites

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Intermediate host

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An organism that lives on or in another organism and usually causes harm to the latter

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Parasites

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Percentage of animal that clinically affected compared to the total number of animal to the same risk

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Morbidity rate

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15
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Percentage of affecting animal that die

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Mortality rate

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Give signs that indicate a healthy animals

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Contentment
Alertness
Chewing of cud
Sleek coat
Bright eyes and pink eye membrane
Normal feces, temperature, pulse rate and respiration

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Unhealthy animal

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Loss of appetite
Rough hair coat
Abnormal feces
Dull eyes
High temperature
Discolored urine
Ruminants not chewing their cud

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18
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3 classification of disease occurrence in a place

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Epidemic(community or region)
Pandemic(continent or worldwide)
Endemic(constantly affected every year)
Enzootic diseases(limited district)

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Disease based on it’s course

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Peracute
Acute
Subacute
Chronic

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Animal dies without apparent symptoms

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Peracute

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There are sudden onset of Severe symptoms and is usually fatal to the animal

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Acute

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22
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Between chronic an acute(transmissible)

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Subacute

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Animal suffer from the disease for a long period of time(12-24hrs)

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9 disease based on causative agent

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Infectious diseases
Mechanical diseases
Physical disease
Congenital disease
Poisoning
genetic diseases
Hormonal imbalance
Malnutrition
Zoonotic disease

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Capable of being transmitted from animal from one to another
Infectious disease
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Caused by mechanical forces, impact of forces applied(push)
Mechanical disease
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May due to various factors affecting the gestation period of the dam
Congenital disease
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Chemical substance ingested by the animal or toxins from harmful organism Ex. Bee string and venom
Poisoning
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Due to the effects of genes of the animals
Genetic disease
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A deficiency or insufficiency of hormones produced by the body may result to localized or general malfunction of the body parts or processes.
Hormonal imbalance
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Disease which can be transmitted from animals to man and vice versa
Zoonotic diseases
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Example of zoonotic diseases
Rabies Q Fever- birth fluids Anthrax Tuberculosis Soremouth Leptospirosis E. Coli Salmonella Avian influenza
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Reduce the risk of introducing diseases into animal farm
Bio security
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Give general preventive measures against diseases
Sanitation Disinfection Vaccination Judicious use of drugs Nutrition Quarantine Genetic improvement Proper housing and equipment Judicious culling Deworming Control of disease vectors
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Give common livestock infections diseases(cattle and buffaloes, swine, sheep and goat)
FMD, hemosep(hemorrhagic septicemia) anthrax, blackleg or tetanus FMD, hog cholera, pseudorabies, TGE, leptospirosis, piglet scours Soremouth, pink eye, FMD, Orf
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Common health problems in goats
Internal parasites, digestive, reproductive, hoof, skin
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The infestation by internal and external parasites
Parasitism
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Example of internal parasites
Tapeworms, lungworm, stomach worms, liverfluke, capillary worm, coccidia, trypanosoma, malaria
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Example of external parasites
Ticks, fleas, lice, stable flies, grubs, nose bots
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Pasarite affects animals by
Competition of nutrients Sucking of blood and body fluids Secreting toxin Feeding on and destroying tissue Causing irritation, wounds and allergies
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What are nutrient deficiency of Nightblindness, keratitis, reproduction problems, rough hair coat
Vitamin A
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Nutrients deficiency of osteomalaria, rickets, poor growth, poor egg production
Vitamin D
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Encephalomalacia(crazy chick disease), exudative diathesis, muscular dystrophy(white muscle disease, stiff labm), infertility
Vitamin E or Selenium
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Hemorrages
Vitamin K
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Polyneuritis in birds
Vitamin B1(Thiamine)
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Curled toe paralysis
Vitamin B2(riboflavin)
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Blacktongue in chicks, dermatitis
Vitamin B3(niacin)
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Dermatitis, alopecia, convulsions
Vitamin B6(pyridoxine)
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Goose- stepping in pigs
Pantothenic acid
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Metabolic disease disorders Lactation tetany, milk fever
Hypocalcemia
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Metabolic disease disorders Ketosis in cattle
Hypoglycemia
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Metabolic disease disorders Azutoria or monday morning disease in horse
Sudden exercise, high CHO
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Metabolic disease disorders Rumen acidosis, bloat cattle
Abrupt increase in concetrates
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Metabolic disease disorders High mountain or brisket disease
Chronic hypoxia, high elevation
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Metabolic disease disorders Pregnancy toxemia/ketosis in sheep
Pregnancy stress, high carbohydrates
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Metabolic disease disorders Hypoglycemia in piglets
Milk deprivation
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Urinary calculi in males
Ca-P imbalance