_________ is a pathogen that can be found in soil, plants, air, and water.

Which type of disease transmission is described: an animal comes in contact with a contaminated surface.

Which type of disease transmission is described: rats spreading disease through feces which could be accidentally ingested

Immunity which occurs due to the injection of antibodies from outside the body to fight an infection or disease that is short term and not permanent is called ___________________.

The type of immunity in which the animal’s body produces its own antibodies with long term and permanent effects is called ______________________.

Lethargy, dull eyes, elevated vital signs, and loss of appetite are all signs of

What is dyspnea?

Zoonotic diseases are diseases that can be passed between

Viruses, bacteria, parasites, fungi, and protozoa are all

What is depicted?

The three shapes of bacteria include cocci, bacilli and _______.

Which of the following livestock’s temperature ranges between 99 to 100.8 degrees F., pulse rate 32 to 44, and respirations 8 to 16?

The immune system

Hardware disease

White muscle disease

Which of the following is also known as hypocalcemia and can occur in cattle, sheep, & goats during low blood calcium levels during lactation.

General term used for abdominal pain

Colic mainly impacts ___________ because they are unable to vomit. Symptoms of this condition are rolling & kicking, excruciating pain, sweating, & constipation.

Grass tetany, is a fatal metabolic disorder and

An animal with loss of appetite, abdominal distention on the left side, respiratory distress, and difficulty walking & moving would be diagnosed with ______.

Enterotoxemia is also known as

____________________ results from low rumen pH due to an increase of propionic acid production and is also known as carbohydrate engorgement.

This disease affects the intestinal cells and lymph nodes in cattle. It causes thickening of the intestinal walls and has no effective treatment.

Zinc sulfate or copper sulfate footbaths are needed to prevent bacteria from gaining access into the interdigital epidermis of sheep, goats, & cattle. These footbaths treat what disease?

Which of the following diseases damages the cornea and conjunctiva in cattle, by causing corneal ulcerations, cloudiness, or eye rupture.

Brucellosis is highly contagious bacterail disease and can spread from the vaginal discharge of an infected cow or from an aborted fetus. It is also known as _________ disease.

_______________ is one of the most common diseases in cattle and affects the respiratory tract?

A venereal disease spread by infected bulls when they mate with cows or heifers and is considered one of the major causes of infertility in cattle is known as ______________. Symptoms include abortion, poor conception rates, long calving intervals, & uterine infections.

Strangles causes enlargement of the ___________________ in the throat and impairs breathing; it is a bacterial infection of the upper respiratory tract of horses?

This disease causes reddened eyelids and can damage the liver, kidneys and other organs in the animal. It is spread through urine, which gets into water and soil.

Penicillin would be used to treat this disease is caused by a bacterium which is transmitted by animals ingesting the bacteria from contaminated feces in the soil.

Porcine ___________ affects the fetus of a pregnant sow and often times causes fetal death & fetus mummification?

Which of the following diseases is transmitted by blood feeding flies and contact with fomites?

Which of the following diseases causes blisters in the mouth, excessive salivation, erosions in the mouth, on teats & hooves? This viral disease includes more than 60 subtypes.

PCVD1 & PCVD2 are two different strains of porcine virus that

Sore mouth causes vesicles to appear on lips, gums and tongue, causing redness or swelling. This disease

Clostridial Disease is known as black leg and is caused by spore forming bacteria. Symptoms include

This disease is an acute, fatal viral disease. Euthanizing is recommended in cases with clinical signs of disease, there is no curable treatment. Symptoms include: behavioral changes, abnormal gait and hyper-salivation.

Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis

Bluetongue is a viral disease mainly affecting sheep and goats which is transmitted through insects, in-utero, infected needles, and semen. Symptoms include

Which of the following is also known as “club lamb fungus”? It is known as a zoonotic fungal disease and invades the skin and wool.

Which of the following is a type of sunburn affecting grazing animals?It is caused by a poisonous substance called “sporidesmin” produced by the fungus on pasture plants.

This parasitic disease causes scabs, lesions, hair loss, ulcerations on the legs, & itchiness.

Haemonchus contortus is the single most deadly

stomach worm affecting sheep in warm, moist climates. This worm pierces the lining ofthe abomasum causing protein loss and must be treated with de-worming medicines at birth, it is also known as

Ostertagious is the principal worm parasite of the _________________ industry and attacks the lining of the abomasum.

Anaplasmosis is also known as “yellow bag” or yellow-fever and most commonly affects cattle in tropical and subtropical regions. The bacterium is transmitted and spread by _________.

This zoonotic disease can be transmitted to humans through ingestion but generally affects swine at 2-3 months of age. It is also known as roundworms and resides in the stomachs, lungs, or intestinal tract of young swine.

This disease is caused by protozoan rupturing the intestinal cell lining. Symptoms include bloody diarrhea, straining and loss of appetite.

The complete or partial loss of hair, causing calves to often be born with no hair is known as _________________.

The following diseases occurs when two toes are joined together to create only one toe. It is known as Syndactyly. Symptoms of this condition are lameness, high-step gait, and slow walk.

This diseases has symptoms which include infertility and failure to produce sperm. One or more testes fails to descend into the scrotum and the cryptorchid testicle is surgically removed.

Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis is a muscle disease found in ________________ with symptoms including muscle spasms, tremors and labored breathing. To prevent occurrences of this diseases it is recommended that horses be tested for the genetic mutation before breeding.

The following diseases causes muscle and tail tremors, reddened skin and increased body temperature in pigs, collapsing, and death. Treatments include spraying the pig with cold water and injecting calcium gluconate.

Young lambs with abnormally long limbs and twisted spines with long necks have a rare genetic disorder referred to as _________________.