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Animal Science- Environment & Health

Total questions: 32

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are two things that you should consider when dealing with animal health?

a)

Good or Poor Health Signs

b)

Knowing Treatments

c)

Keeping accurate financial records

d)

Having the same skills as a vet

2.

Which isn't one of the 6 Keys to a Healthy Environment?

a)

Sanitiation

b)

Handling manure

c)

Pest Managment

d)

Animal Identification

3.

A good sanitation practice when working with animals is to keep the feed and water containers clean.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Sanitation is key when it comes to getting rid of Coccidia parasites. Using steam cleaning, boiling water and a 20% ammonia solution is recommended.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

When preventing Coccidia you need to use a ______% ammonia solution.

a)

20

b)

30

c)

10

d)

50

6.

It is ok to reuse surgical equipment without using proper sanitation practices as long as you are using it on the same breed of animal.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Dry, dusty housing environment can cause pneumonia and other respiratory problems.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Pasture rotation is part of healthy livestock program to keep external parasites from infecting animals.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Pasture rotation is part of healthy livestock program to keep what kind of parasites from infecting animals.

a)

Internal

b)

External

10.

Contagious diseases are those that can be passed from one animal to the next by contact.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Animals with mites are ok to leave around other animals as long as they are on treatment for the adult mites.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Internal parasites can live outside of the host or a short period of time.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Hookworms live in the intestines and heart of their host and feed off the nutrients in the body.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Manure build up in places that are wet and poorly drained you could start to see _________ in beef animals?

a)

Reproduction Problems

b)

Reduced Rate of Gain

c)

Respiratory Problems

15.

Other than flies and lice which other external pests should be be controlling around livestock?

a)

Foxes

b)

Coyotes

c)

Hookworms

d)

Birds

16.

How long should you put a sick or injured animal in isolation?

a)

30 days

b)

50 days

c)

24 hours

d)

48 hours

17.

Which IS NOT a sign of good health?

a)

Shinny Coat

b)

Pink Coloring

c)

Glossy Eyes

d)

Chewing Cud

18.

Which of the following are signs of Poor Health?

a)

Chewing Cud

b)

Bright Eyes

c)

Hanging their head

d)

Isolation

e)

Low or High Body Temps

19.

What are the two classes of disease in animals?

a)

Warm Season

b)

Contagious

c)

Cool Season

d)

Non-Contagious

20.

Contagious disease are caused by

a)

Nutrient deficiences

b)

Bacteria

c)

Nutrient Toxicity

d)

Viruses

21.

Two classifications of parasites are

a)

Internal

b)

External

c)

Bloodborne

d)

Airborne

22.

Which is an example of internal parasite?

a)

Roundworms

b)

Flies

c)

Mites

d)

Mosquitoes

23.

What is the difference between contagious and non-contagious diseases?

a)

Contagious is past from host to host easily and by contact

b)

Non-contagious is past from host to host easily and by contact

c)

These two things are the same when it comes to spreading of diseases.

24.

Contaminated feed, water or housing are a few ways that parasites can be transmitted from one to the next host.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

Which tasks can you as a caregiver could perform to help with prevention/treatment in your own herd?

a)

Castrations

b)

Minor Cuts and Repairs

c)

C-section delivery

d)

Amputations

26.

What should we worry about when administering drugs to animals?

a)

Size of the animal

b)

Purpose of the drug

c)

Time of day it should be given

d)

The restraint to be used

e)

Amount to be given

27.

Which is the first step to administering a pill to livestock?

a)

Place the pill in the back of the tongue with a pill shooter.

b)

Get the animal to open its mouth

c)

Lift the animal's head

d)

Restrain the animal

28.

Which is the third step to administering a pill to livestock?

a)

Place the pill in the back of the tongue with a pill shooter.

b)

Get the animal to open its mouth

c)

Lift the animal's head

d)

Restrain the animal

29.

Intravenous means...

a)

Into the Skin

b)

Under the Skin

c)

Into the Muscle

d)

Into the vein

30.

Intramuscular means...

a)

Into the Skin

b)

Under the Skin

c)

Into the Muscle

d)

Into the vein

31.

Where do we take an animal's temperature?

a)

Under the fore arm

b)

Behind the ear

c)

In the rectum

d)

Under the tongue

32.

Which isn't one of the ways we talked about restraining an animal to provided treatment?

a)

Halters

b)

Twitches

c)

Noes Lead

d)

Squeeze Shoots

e)

Tranquilizers