D&s

Front 1

What do you call those viruses that infected both animals and human beings?

Back 1

Zoophathogenic viruses

Front 2

Those viruses that attack the skin of an animal are called

Back 2

Dermotropic viruses

Front 3

The scientific name for swine is

Back 3

Sis scrofa

Front 4

An amoeba is example of which of pathogenic organisms

Back 4

Bacteria

Front 5

Because antibiotics are not effective against viral infections the best means of dealing with them is prevention

True or False

Back 5

True

Front 6

Zinc plays a role in immune response, hoof health and enzyme systems

True or False

Back 6

False

Front 7

Which of the following pair of organisms are examples of fungi

A. Mold and Yeast

B. Mildews and Mushroom

C. Blight and smuts

D. All of the above

Back 7

D. All of the above

Front 8

Which of the following actions could be considered as most effective and practical means of diseases control in animals

Back 8

A. Increasing the resistance of an animal to a particular disease

B. Decreasing the disease challenge of a particular disease

Front 9

When the pathogenicity of the invading organism rapidly overpowered the animal’s resistance, the infection is said to be ______ disease

Back 9

Bacterial

Front 10

A gelding is a mature male uncastrated horse

True or False

Back 10

False

Front 11

Proper nutrition is necessary to maintain an animal’s defense system against disease and parasites

True or False

Back 11

True

Front 12

When do animals remain in good health condition in their life time

Back 12

When diseases in good health condition in their life time

Front 13

The disaccharide sucrose made up which monosaccharides

Back 13

Glucose and Fructose

Front 14

Nutritional deficiency that results from the absence of one or more essential nutrients in the ration is called ____

Back 14

Primary deficiency

Front 15

Which of the following diseases is caused due to primary or secondary nutritional deficiency

A. Anemia and rickets

B. Milk fever and ketosis

C. Grass tetany and white muscle disease

D. All of the above

Back 15

All of the above

Front 16

Which of the following factors determine the amount and quality of nutrients required for good health and efficient production of an animal

A. Age of the animal

B. Species of the animal

C. Sec of the animal

D. Production status of the animal

E. All of the above

Back 16

All of the above

Front 17

Information about nutritional requirements of animals can be obtained from the publication of which agent

Back 17

NRC

Front 18

Which of these complex organic compounds must contain at least Nitrogen in addition to Carbon, Hydrogen and Oxygen

Back 18

Proteins

Front 19

Nonessential amino acids are amino acids that are dispensable for the both ruminant and non-ruminant animals

True or False

Back 19

True

Front 20

Which of the following amino acids is a nonessential amino acid

Back 20

Alanine

Front 21

Fatty acids that contain one double bond is classified as

Back 21

Monounsaturated fatty acid

Front 22

The electrolyte of the animal body includes which three minerals

Back 22

Na,Cl, and K

Front 23

Which of the following vitamins needs a constant supply so that to avoid any deficiency in animals

Back 23

Vitamin B and C

Front 24

The vitamin promotes growth and maintenance of bones and teeth

Back 24

Vitamin D

Front 25

As animals mature it’s body water content decreases, while fat content increases

True or False

Back 25

True

Front 26

Which of the following represents an example of sensible loss of water from animal body?

Back 26

Urine and feces

Front 27

Which source of water is considered as primary source for all far animals

Back 27

Drinking water

Front 28

Anthrax is an acute, febrile and infectious bacterial disease that can affect which species of animals

A. Cattle

B. Sheep and Goat

C. Antelope and Deer

D. All of the above

Back 28

All of the above

Front 29

Humans generally acquire anthrax directly or indirectly from infected animals and occupational exposure to infected or contaminated animal products

True or False

Back 29

True

Front 30

The disease commonly known as Mad cow disease refers to which of the following diseases

Back 30

Bovine spongiform encephalopathy

Front 31

Which of the following factors contribute to the onset and severity of bovine respiratory disease complex

A. Bacterial and viral factors

B. Environmental and management factors

C. Host factors and stress

D. All of the above

Back 31

All of the above

Front 32

The time interval between becoming infected and developing symptom is known as _

Back 32

Incubation period

Front 33

Which of the following statement is not true about Calf Enteritis (Scours)

Back 33

It is a disease of old cows

Front 34

Which of the following microorganisms cause bovine brucellosis that causes abortion in cattle

Back 34

Brucella abortus

Front 35

Which class of antibiotics can be used to treat cattle affected by BRDC?

A. Penicillin and Sulfonamide

B. Tetracycline and Cephalosporin

C. Vitamins and trace mineral

Back 35

A and B

Front 36

As an infectious venereal disease of cattle camplyobateriosis or vibriosis can cause which of thefollowing losses?

A. Infertility

B. Early embryonic mortality

C. Occasional abortion

D. All of the above

E. None of the above

Back 36

All of the above

Front 37

Foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) is a severe, highly contagious disease caused by which organism?

Back 37

Virus

Front 38

Johne ’s Disease is commonly affects which class of cattle?

Back 38

Young calves

Front 39

Which of the following viral disease of sheep known as sore muzzle disease?

Back 39

Blue tongue

Front 40

What do you call the disease that cause inflammation of the mammary glands due to a bacterialinfection?

Back 40

Mastitis

Front 41

Which class of animals are affected by Caprine Arthritis and Encephalitis Virus diseases

Back 41

Goats

Front 42

Which of the following is not a member of the ectoparasites that affect farm animals?

Back 42

Tape worm and round worms

Front 43

A mature male goat is called a

Back 43

Buck

Front 44

A mature male hog is called

Back 44

Boar

Front 45

A mature male horse is called a

Back 45

Stallion

Front 46

A mature male chicken is called a

Back 46

Cockerel

Front 47

A mature male sheep is called a

Back 47

Ram

Front 48

List four types of pathogenic organisms

Back 48

Bacteria

Fungi

Virus

Protesta

Front 49

Name six of the nutrients that affect animal health

Back 49

Proteins

Carbohydrates

Vitamins

Minerals

Water

Front 50

List the two types of immunity that an animal might have in its life

Back 50

Passive Immunity

Active Immunity