Swine_Bacterial

Question 1

Dry hacking cough

Answer 1

Pneumonia Chronic form

Question 2

Bloody frothy discharge from nostrils

Answer 2

Pleuropneumonia

Question 3

Plum coloured, greyish consolidation in apical, cardiac and diaphragmatic lung lobes; lung lobes directed toward the front and bottom are mainly affected.

Answer 3

Enzootic pneumonia

Question 4

judgment for carcass: pleuropneumonia

if a carcass affected with pleuropneumonia showing healing lesions

Answer 4

approved

Question 5

judgment for carcass: pleuropneumonia

affected parts and organs

Answer 5

condemned

Question 6

judgment for carcass: Pneumonia

if associated with dry adhesions on the pleura and pericardium and without other lesions; pending heat tx

Answer 6

conditionally approved

Question 7

judgment for carcass: Pneumonia

if accompanied with fever and septicemia or emaciation; Pulmonary necrosis with secondary toxic changes in the body

Answer 7

condemned

Question 8

Thickening of the pleura and presence of fibrin tags

Answer 8

Pleuritis

Question 9

judgment for carcass: Pleuritis

Carcass affected with diffuse fibrinous or serofibrinous inflammation of the pleura

Answer 9

condemned

Question 10

judgment for carcass: Pleuritis

case of negative bacteriological and microbial findings, with heat tx; localized or chronic pleuritis with no systemic changes

Answer 10

conditionally approved

Question 11

Embolic lesions in lungs, spleen, kidneys etc.;
Inflammation of the heart muscle

Answer 11

Valvular endocarditis

Question 12

judgment for carcass: Valvular endocarditis

affected with endocarditis which had shown fever and loss of condition on antemortem examination and embolic lesions in organs on postmortem exam

Answer 12

condemned

Question 13

judgment for carcass: Valvular endocarditis

Ulcerative or verrucose endocarditis with no signs of systemic changes

Answer 13

conditionally approved, pending heat tx

Question 14

judgment for carcass: Valvular endocarditis

Endocarditis showing infiltration of fibrous tissue

Answer 14

approved; heart is condemned

Question 15

Miliary lesions in the liver, spleen and other organs

M. avium lesions of the lymph nodes are characterized by yellow caseous foci

Answer 15

Tuberculosis

Question 16

judgment for carcass: Tuberculosis

Carcasses with tuberculosis lesions in the head only

Answer 16

passed, after head condemnation

Question 17

judgment for carcass: Tuberculosis

If the carcass contains lesions

Answer 17

condemned

Question 18

Inflammation and necrosis of testicles in boars;

Abortion and infertility in sows;

Catarrhal metritis in sows;

Arthritis and osteomyelitis of lumbar and sacral vertebral bodies

Answer 18

Porcine brucellosis

Question 19

judgment for carcass: Porcine brucellosis

Carcass affected with brucellosis

Answer 19

condemned

Question 20

peracute septicemia, an acute enteritis or a chronic enteritis

Dark red to purple discoloration of skin especially on the ears and abdomen;

High fever lasting 12 – 24 hours (mainly seen in adult pigs)

Answer 20

Porcine salmonellosis

Question 21

judgment for carcass: Viscera and carcass affected with salmonellosis

Answer 21

condemned

Question 22

diamond shaped skin lesions and in the chronic form, by vegetative endocarditis and arthritis;

caused by Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae

Answer 22

Swine erysipelas

Question 23

judgment for carcass: Swine erysipelas

An animal affected with an acute disease of erysipelas with erythema or diffuse cutaneous erysipelas with erythema

Answer 23

condemned

Question 24

judgment for carcass: Swine erysipelas

localized skin lesion

Answer 24

removal of skin and the rest of the carcass is approved

Question 25

caused by Pseudomonas pseudomallei Important sources of infection are rodents, contaminated swamps or muddy water Multiple abscesses in most organs especially in the regional lymph nodes, spleen

Answer 25

Melioidosis

Question 26

judgment for carcass: Melioidosis

Answer 26

condemned and properly disposed of