ANS 2- 5.02 (Part 3)

As Sally prepares to medicate her calf she locates the jugular vein. What route of injection is she preparing to administer?

• Intravenous

• Intramuscular

• Intranasal

• Subcutaneous

When new animals are brought to a farm, which preventative maintenance procedure should be used to keep from spreading diseases?

• Isolate new animals.

• Mix new animals with other animals.

• Spray other animals.

• Vaccinate other animals.

The external parasite that causes the greatest financial losses in the beef industry by lowering rate of gain and damaging meat and hides is the larva of the heel fly called the:

• cattle grub

• horsefly

• louse

• screwworm

Which disease in young cattle is most common in times of stress and is complex with many symptoms such as closed eyes, discharge from the nose, fever, coughing, and diarrhea?

• Brucellosis

• Foot rot

• Pinkeye

• Shipping fever

Poultry seldom have serious problems with worms because they:

• are raised in confinement on wire floors.

• are raised outside on the ground.

• drink worm medicine in their water.

• eat worm medicine in their feed.

The recommended treatment for cattle with brucellosis is:

• treating with antibiotics in the water.

• disposing of the sick animals.

• spraying with insecticides.

• vaccinating in the ear.

The major external parasites of swine are lice, which are bloodsuckers, and mange caused by:

• mites

• spiders

• ticks

• worms

The most effective way to control livestock and poultry external and internal parasites is:

• antibiotics.

• insect sprays.

• prevention.

• worm medicines.

To prevent injury to cattle, people, and facilities and to save space, cattle should be:

• branded

• dehorned

• dewormed

• vaccinated