Terms
Terms 2
Potpourri
Defense
Signs
100
A sickness that causes the body to be in any other state other than optimal health

What is a disease? 

100

Is what the animal exhibits that is different from the normal function. 

What are clinical signs? 

100

The process of determining the nature and severity of a disease. 

What is a diagnosis? 

100

Include skin and mucous membranes, linings of the digestive and respiratory tracts, as well as coughing and sneezing.

 What are surface barriers? 

100

an abnormally high body temperature — or overheating.

What is an hyperthermia? 

200

Predisposing factors are referred to as this; may be nutritional, genetic, environmental, and/or on the conformation of the animal. 

What are stress Factors 

200

A physical change in an animal that may indicate disease

What is a symptom?

200

a disease-carrying organism that does not develop the disease

What is vector? 

200

The body's first line of defense against infectious agents, but does not provide specific, long-lasting protection against pathogens. 

What is the innate immune system? 

200

deficiency of red blood cells

What is anemia? 

300

A physical object that serves to transmit an infectious agent from person to person.



What is fomite? 

300

time from initial contact with the infectious agent to the appearance of first symptoms

What is incubation period? 

300

capable of spreading from organism to organism

What is contagious?

300

A sudden rise in the incidence of a disease



What is outbreak?

300

A shot given under the skin, above the muscle. 

What is a subcutaneous injection? 

400

The study of the essential nature of diseases. 

What is pathology? 

400

Living organisms cause this type of disease. 

What are infectious diseases? 

400

A sudden onset of clinical signs and a short duration of illness 

What are acute diseases? 

400

Acquired by the animal on its own when antibodies are made by the animal's own immune system. 

What is active immunity? 

400

A shot that is given into the bloodstream. 

What is an intravenous injection

500

a specialist in the study of outbreaks of disease within a population group

What is epidemiologist? 

500

A disease that can spread from animal to human, or human to animal. 

What is zoonotic 

500

A set of measures taken to stop the spread of harmful organisms to human, animal or plant life. 

What is biosecurity?

500

Physical behavior of an animal

What is body language?

500

The injection of a killed or weakened organism to produce immunity in the body against the injected organism. 

What is a vaccination? 

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