Diseases Flashcards

(43 cards)

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Transmitted through contact with infected meats

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Anthrax

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starts off with a cold or flu like symptoms for several days, You get pneumonia and
then your respiratory system collapses. Historically mortality rates are very high at 85%, but if
treated early it goes down to about 45%

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Inhalation-Anthrax

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3
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occurs when you eat meat infected with the anthrax bacteria.
Some of the symptoms include, vomiting of blood, severe diarrhea, acute inflammation of the
intestinal tract , and loss of appetite.

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Gastrointestinal

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the most common form of anthrax, and occurs when you come in contact with the
bacteria to your skin, which is usually an open cut. It is characterized as looking like a black blister.
The way animals get the infection is when they ingest or inhale the
spores from infected water, soil, and more.

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Skin-Anthrax

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5
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most common in agricultural regions of Central and South America, sub-Saharan Africa,
central and southwestern Asia, southern and eastern Europe, and the Caribbean, and not very
common in the United States, but random cases will occur in domestic grazing animals such as
cattle or deer.

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Anthrax

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arrived in Europe by sea in October 1347 when 12 Genoese trading ships
Spreading throughout the Mediterranean and Europe, the Black Plague is estimated to have killed
30–60% of Europe’s total population. In total, the plague reduced the world population from an
estimated 450 million down to 350–375 million in the 14th century.

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Black Death

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7
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found in ticks, the disease thrives in northeastern us but is also located
around the are highly located in wooded area, this is because they find their host grabbing onto the
host as it walked through the ticks path.

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Lyme disease

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most animals are affected by is disease, mostly mammals. Dogs get this disease
a lot because of their frequent outside play. Deer get this disease a lot because they are in wooded
areas.

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Lyme disease

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Symptoms: Human- swollen glands, sore throat, fever, joint pain, joint swelling, muscle pain,
headache, seizures Ear pain and psychosis
Animal- Fever between 103-105 degrees, lameness, joint pain or swelling, swollen lymph nodes,
lethargy and loss of appetite

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Lyme disease

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10
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transmitted to 
humans just by handling a bird with 
the disease. Even by inhaling tiny 
particles of urine or feces can be a 
way to be infected with the 
disease.
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Parrot Fever

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11
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infection caused by a
specific type of bacteria called Chlamydia
psittaci

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Parrot Fever

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12
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symptoms can 
include. 
Vomiting•
Fatigue•
Fever•
Chest pain•
Headaches (sensitive to light)•
Muscle Aches•
Dry Cough
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Parrot fever

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13
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generally 
perform several tests. Blood and 
sputum(saliva and mucus)
 cultures can reveal whether you 
have the type of bacteria that 
causes this infection. A chest X-ray 
or CT scan can show the 
pneumonia that is sometimes 
caused by the disease as well.
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Parrot fever

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14
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simply include antibiotics.
People generally make full
recoveries.

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Parrot fever

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15
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contagious and fatal viral disease of dogs and other mammals that causes
madness and convulsions, transmissible through the saliva to humans.

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Rabies

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Symptoms in humans               
Fever.                                  Headache.                          
Excessive salivation            
Muscle spasms.                  
Paralysis.                             
Mental confusions 
Fatigue
Nausea
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Rabies

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17
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Prevention technique
vaccinate dogs and cats •
Keep dogs and cats under control•
Leave stray animals alone•
do not keep wild animals as pets•
Make your property unattractive to wild animals
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Rabies

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18
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bigger problem in other parts of the world than it is in North America, especially
in developing countries where it is most often transmitted to humans through dog bites.

19
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anywhere in the U.S., it occurs most in warm and moist climates.
It can affect places that are dark and moist such as the skin and the groin area
and the spaces between the toes.

20
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Symptoms vary depending on where you’re infected. With a skin infection, you may experience the following:red, itchy, scaly, or raised patches patches that develop blisters or begin to ooze patches that may be redder on the outside edges or resemble a ring patches with edges that are defined and raised
If you’re experiencing dermatophytosis in your nails, they may become thicker,
discolored, or begin to crack. If the scalp is affected, bald patches may to,s

21
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dogs include accumulations of the surface skin cells,
such as dandruff, poor hair coat, reddened skin, darkened skin, itchiness and
hair loss. Other indications of ring worm in dogs are raised, rounded, knotty
lesions known as granulomatus.

22
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Symptoms in humans
nausea, vomiting,
abdominal cramps, Diarrhea, fever,
chills, headache, blood in stool.

23
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40% of cats carry this disease

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Cat Scratch Fever

24
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Treatment-oral rehydration therapy, IV
fluids, can also be self healing.
Treatment-take animal to
the vet to get treated.

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Symptoms in animals fever, shock, diarrhea, vomiting, weight loss, dehydration,
Salmonella
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Food born illness
Salmonella
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Animals affected- dogs, cats, | cattle pigs horses, reptiles, bird.
Salmonella
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results from infection with a common parasite found in cat feces and contaminated food. It can cause serious complications for pregnant women and people with weakened immune systems.
Toxoplasmosis
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Symptoms include muscle pain, fever, and headache, all of which can last for weeks. Medications can reduce infection severity. But the best approach is prevention by avoiding exposure. People with weakened immune systems should use preventive medications.
Toxoplasmosis
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By animal or insect bites or stings. By blood products (unclean needles or unscreened blood). By mother to baby by pregnancy, labor, or nursing. Through contaminated food or water.
Toxoplasmosis
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People who are mildly infected will experience fevers, headaches, body aches, skin rashes, and swollen lymph glands (bean-shaped glands throughout the body.
West Nile
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it seems that it attacks farm animals, such as pigs, sheep, and cows. The symptoms are about the same with animals as they're in humans.
West Nile
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Humans: There is no vaccine for humans. Most people fully recover from the virus, but in severe cases, therapy and hospitalization, for airway management and respiratory support would be involved. Animals: There're vaccines for animals who have been infected with the West Nile virus.
West Nile
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a nationally condition, spanning from North America to Western Europe, Eastern Africa and even Australia. It is a mosquito disease, which means that places such as Africa have a higher risk of contracting this disease.
West Nile
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Serious infection caused by the bacterium called bacillus anthracis
Anthrax
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Diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans
Zoonoses
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Organisms that live on or within another organism or host, which derives its sustenance from the host
Parasites
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Vaccine within the skin
Intradermal
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Vaccine within the muscle
Intramuscular
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Working with head or neck, person should wrap the cat in a blanket. Place palm of hand on the back of the head and grasp the head between thumb and fingers
Cats-don't like to be restrained
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One arm under the dogs neck with the forearm holding the head, other arm is placed around the body
Dogs
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Grab scruff of the neck with one hand and placing other hand under the rear quarter is the proper way to pick up them up
Rabbits
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Grab the tail close to the body and other hand to grab the loose skin on the neck
Rats and mice