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Bacterial Disease in Livestock Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the common bacterial disease found in cattle in New Zealand?

a)

Anthrax

b)

Brucellosis

c)

Leptospirosis

d)

Tuberculosis

2.

How can lepto be spread to humans?

a)

Through the feces of infected cattle

b)

Through the urine of infected cattle

c)

Through the blood of infected cattle

d)

Through the milk of infected cattle

3.

What are the symptoms of lepto in humans?

a)

High fever, severe headache, chills

b)

Joint pain, sore throat, dizziness

c)

Low fever, mild headache, cough

d)

Stomach ache, fatigue, runny nose

4.

How is lepto in humans treated?

a)

Antibiotics

b)

Homeopathy

c)

Physical therapy

d)

Surgery

5.

How often should dairy cows be vaccinated against lepto?

a)

Every 2 years

b)

Every 5 years

c)

Every year

d)

Every 6 months

6.

What is mastitis?

a)

A viral infection in cattle

b)

A fungal infection in the lungs

c)

A bacterial infection in the udder

d)

A parasitic infection in the stomach

7.

How can mastitis be identified in dairy cows?

a)

By checking the eyes

b)

By checking the tail

c)

By checking the ears

d)

By checking the udder

8.

What should be done if a cow is found to have mastitis?

a)

Sell the cow immediately

b)

Do nothing

c)

Treat with antibiotics

d)

Ignore it

9.

What can happen if milk from an infected animal is put into the vat?

a)

The milk will become sour

b)

The dairy company will dump the milk

c)

The milk will curdle

d)

The milk will turn blue

10.

What is footrot caused by?

a)

Parasites

b)

Two different bacteria

c)

A fungus

d)

A virus

11.

What are the signs of footrot in animals?

a)

Itchy skin, watery eyes

b)

Hot, swollen, slushy and rotten foot

c)

Shiny coat, playful behavior

d)

Clear eyes, healthy appetite

12.

What conditions are ideal for footrot bacteria?

a)

Windy and dusty

b)

Warm and wet

c)

Hot and humid

d)

Dry and cold

13.

How can footrot be prevented?

a)

Standing in a foot bath with Formalin

b)

Regular hoof trimming

c)

Breeding footrot-resistant animals

d)

All of the above

14.

What should be done with carrier stock of footrot?

a)

Mix them with healthy animals

b)

Ignore their condition

c)

Quarantine them from other animals

d)

Sell them immediately

15.

What is the purpose of regular soaking in a foot bath with chemicals for footrot?

a)

To harden the tissues of the hoof

b)

To color the hoof

c)

To soften the hoof

d)

To make the foot smell better