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Biosecurity

a collection of management practices which protect a herd from the entry of new diseases and minimizes the spread and/or adverse effects of disease within a herd


-consists of a preventative approach to animal health


-reduces the herd's risk for contracting or spreading disease


-often only requires management changes


HOW:


-minimize exposure to disease agents (cleanliness)


-develop immunity (vaccination)


-manage environment to support both (nutrition, housing)


very important:


-education


-improve the knowledge and attentiveness of the animal caretaker or manager


Disease

any alteration in state of body which disturbs proper performance of bodily functions


-any departure form normal function

pathology

the study of disease

etiology

the cause of disease

pathogenesis

the study of the mechanism in the development of disease

lesions

morphologic alterations in tissue that occur with disease

diagnosis

when the precise cause of a disease is known then a diagnosis is made



differential diagnosis

list of possible diseases that may be occurring, diseases that have the same or similar symptoms or signs

signs vs. symptoms

-changes in normal parameters


-symptoms reported by patients

internal causes of disease

-metabolic


-aging/degeneration


-neoplasia

external causes of disease

living:


-microorganisms-pathogen


non living:


-trauma


-heat/cold


-chemicals/toxins


-nutrition



zoonotic

can transmit to people

mechanical vectors

carries from one animal to another

biological vectors

pathogen undergoes a life cycle change inside

fomites

-objects


-environment


-soil


-food/water


-aerosol

subclinical

not showing outward signs of a disease even though has it

chronic

long time coming on, infects for a long time

acute

comes on rapidly, runs course rapidly

per acute

very rapid

systemic

multiple areas of body

local

confined to one area

virulence

strength of disease

attenuation

weakening of a disease producing organism

epidemiology

study pattern of disease

epizootic

epidemic, fast moving spread of disease

enzootic

endemic, not rapidly spreading but always there

morbidity

amount of animals that get disease

mortality

amount that die from a disease