Practice - Veterinary Science _ Midterm Exam

Leptospirosis is also known as __________.

• a) Undulant Fever

• b) Lock Jaw

• Ruminal Tympany

• Weir's Disease

Intense vomiting (pale mucus membranes) and dysentery are the primary signs of which condition?

• Leptospirosis

• Stongyloidosis

• Brucelosis

• Gastroentertis

Equine Infectious Encephalitis is caused by _________.

• Lentivirus

• Lyssavirus

• Clostridium

• Alphavirus

Which of the following is not a serovar of Leptospira:

• (a) L. Hardujo

• (b) L. Parasuis

• (c) L. Pomona

• (d) None of the above

Which of the following biological Agent is a motil bacteria.

• (a) Leptospira

• (b) E. Coli

• (c) Coccidia

• (d) Mycobaterium

Which of the following does NOT commonly occur as a result of a Brucellosis infection?

• (a) Weak Calves

• (b) Fever

• (c) Retained placent

• (d) Abortion in the first trimester

Which two disease are considered Vector Bourne?

• (a) Leptospirosis and Equine Encephalomyelitis

• (b) Equine Encephalomyelitis and Equine Infectious Anemia

• (c) Equine Infectious Anemia and Salmonellosis

• (d) Brucellosis and Strongiloidosis

Which answer contains an example of a trematode?

• (a) Hemonchus spp, Bonostotomum, Cooperias spp

• (b) Taiena spp, Moneiza spp

• (c) Boophilus spp, Ascaris spp

• (d) Paraphistumum spp, Ascaris lumbroides

• (e) None of the above

Frequent urination, vaginitis and bloody urine are signs of an infection of the ____________ system.

• (a) Respiratory system

• (b) Digestive system

• (c) Nervous system

• (d) Endocrine system

The most common vector for Bovine Rabies in Guyana is the:

• (a) Dogs

• (b) Racoon

• (c) Vampire Bat

• (d) Cattle