Elanco Animal Science Livestock Diseases Quiz

Which of the following are common fomites that may spread diseases in livestock?

• Clothes, utensils, and furniture

• Door handles and public areas

• Skin cells and hair

• Halters, troughs, and vehicles

Select all the following diseases which have strict guidelines in place to prevent their spread, introduction, or reentry into the country.

• African swine fever

• Bluetongue

• Foot and mouth disease

• Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis

• Sore mouth

Which disease is also known as red nose due to one of its most significant symptoms being rhinitis?

• Bluetongue

• Sore mouth

• Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis

• Foot and mouth disease

Select the correct answer from the choices provided in the underlined sections. Porcine parvovirus / circovirus is one of the most important causes of swine reproductive failure.

• Porcine parvovirus

• Circovirus

Signs of cerebellar hypoplasia in calves include tremors, stumbling, failure to nurse, lack of coordination, and involuntary muscle movements. These symptoms may be seen when a calf is experiencing which disease?

• Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis

• Rabies

• Bovine virus diarrhea

• Foot and mouth disease

What is the primary method to prevent viral diseases in livestock as mentioned in the document?

• Quarantine

• Vaccinations

• Antibiotics

• Herbal treatments

Which agency is responsible for protecting animal and plant health according to the document?

• FDA

• CDC

• APHIS

• EPA

What are the two main parts of the immune system listed in the document?

• Acquired and Innate

• Innate and Nervous

• Acquired and Voluntary

• Nervous and Involuntary

_____ diseases, such as rabies, can be passed between animals and humans while diseases caused by the ____________ virus are species specific.

• Zoonotic, papilloma

• Papilloma, zoonotic

• Vector, papilloma

• Invasive, vector

What characteristic do the diseases sore mouth and rabies have in common as per the document?

• Defined as a "disease complex"

• Causes cyanosis

• Zoonotic diseases

• Regulated by USDA APHIS