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What animals are susceptible to FMD?
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All cloven hoofed animals
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What common livestock species is NOT susceptible to FMD?
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Horses
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What is the most contagious viral disease of animals?
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FMD
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What is a unique way that FMD is spread?
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Windborne
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Shortcoming of FMD vaccinations
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No cross protection between serotypes.
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Tx of FMD
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None available
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4 ways of Px and Ctrl of FMD
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- Controls on imported animals and products
- Regulation of garbage feeders - On-farm biosecurity - Rapid reporting |
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2 ways Vesicular Stomatitis is transmitted
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- Biting flies
- DC |
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5 ways to control Vesicular Stomatitis
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- Don't buy from positive herds for 3 months post-infections
- Avoid grazing at peak insect feeding hours - Move into stables - Isolate animals - Sanitation |
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4 vesicular diseases
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- FMD
- Vesicular Stomatitis - Swine Vesicular Disease - Vesicular Exanthema of Swine |
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3 ways Swine Vesicular Disease is spread
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- Garbage feeding
- Infected animals - DC |
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Control method for Swine Vesicular Disease & Vesicular Exanthema of Swine
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Cull infected and in-contact pigs
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4 ways that Classicial Swine Fever is transmitted
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- DC
- Fomites - Feeding infected feed - Carriers |
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Zoonosis status of Classical Swine Fever
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Not zoonotic
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Zoonosis status of FMD
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Technically zoonotic, but not as damaging
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Treatment of Classical Swine Fever
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None should be attempted
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3 'classes' of pigs that should be slaughtered in regards to Classical Swine Fever
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- Confirmed cases
- in-contact animals - Possibly entire herd |
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Prevention of Classical Swine Fever
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- Restrict pig movement/isolate
- Don't feed contaminated foods |
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Zoonotic status of African Swine Fever
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Not zoonotic
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Treatment of African Swine Fever
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None available
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Which FAD is transmitted through ticks?
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African Swine Fever
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2 ways to transmit Newcastle Disease
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- DC
- Environmental contamination |
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Two FADs that are zoonotic
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- FMD
- Newcastle Disease |
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3 clinical signs that indicate Newcastle Disease
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- Cyanotic combs and wattles
- Facial edema - Sudden death |
