Rabies
Common Ailments
One Health
In the clinic
100

How does the Rabies virus spread?

Through direct contact with saliva, brain, or nervous system tissue of an infected mammal; this is most commonly a bite. 

100

Osteo is the prefix meaning what?

Bone

100

Give one example of a zoonotic disease discussed in this class.

  1. Salmonella

  2. Leptospirosis

  3. Lyme disease

  4. Rabies

  5. Influenza

  6. Toxoplasmosis

  7. West Nile Virus 

  8. Brucellosis

100

Give an example of a companion animal that you could see in a small animal clinic.

  1. Dog

  2. Cat

  3. Bird

  4. Reptiles

  5. Rodents 

200

Up to 99% of all human rabies cases are linked back to transmission from what animal source?

Canine

200

What gland produces thyroxine?

The Thyroid gland

200

Give one example of a way the One Health approach and companion animals coincide?

  1. Zoonotic diseases

  2. Human-animal bond

  3. Comparative medicine

  4. Shared environments

200

What external parasite carries and transmits Lyme disease? 

Tick (specifically a “deer” tick)

300

What is a country that currently shows dog-mediated rabies is endemic.

  1. China

  2. Indonesia 

  3. Dominican republic

  4. Bangladesh

  5. India

  6. Myanmar

  7. Nepal

  8. Sri Lanka

  9. Thailand 

  10. Most African countries 

  11. Most east asian countries 

  12. Bolivia 

  13. Guatemala

300

Pancreatitis means what?

Inflammation of the pancreas.

300

What was at least one of the two main drivers for One Health to become a program?

  1. Habitat degradation

  2. Zoonotic diseases 

300

CKD stands for what?

Chronic kidney disease

400

Approximately 40% of this age cohort of people dies from rabies.

Children 15 years or younger.

400

What hormone is overproduced in Cushing's syndrome?

Cortisol

400

What is the main organization that contributed and built the One Health cause?

The World Health Organization (WHO)

400

What domestic companion animal tends to have more hyperthyroid cases compared to hypothyroid cases?

Feline

500

Give both a physical change and behavioral change a dog might exhibit if they have contracted rabies.

  1. Physical change: difficulty swallowing, excessive drooling, weakness, poor coordination, paralysis

  2. Behavioral change: agitation, unusual aggression, uncharacteristic friendliness, withdrawal

500

What does CCL in CCL disease stand for?

Cranial cruciate ligament

500

Give one example of how climate change impacts companion animals.

  1. Changes in vector ranges and seasons

  2. New and emerging diseases

  3. Increased frequency and severity of weather events

  4. Fresh water challenges

  5. Human animal bond

500

What does AMR stand for?

Anti-microbial resistance

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