Common Diseases:Cause & Control
what is Antibodies
protein responsible for neutralizing or destroying toxins and toxin-producing organisms
lack of shortage of something
what is deficiency
Type of biological cell which may cause a disease
What is Bacteria
fetal death at a time of birth
What is Stillborn?
Alike or equal
What is Homologus?
Considered the most limiting nutrient
WWhat is Water?
what is biosecurity
measures taken to prevent the introduction or spread of a pathogen
disorders affecting an organ or body function, causing signs or symptoms not due to injury
what is diseases
Substance administered to simulate the body's immune response against a disease
What is Vaccine
descriptive term for a disease which can be passed between animals and humans :3
What is Zoonotic?
Sleder tubular endoscople insterted through an incision in the abdominal wall and used for viewing the abdimianl wall and used for viewing the abdominal or pelvic cavities
What is Laparoscope?
Measure of how inbred an animal is
What is the Inbred Coefficient?
what is etiology
study of causes of diseases
animals manner of walking
what is gait
descriptive term for a disease which can be passed between animals and humans
what is zoonotic
object or material likely to carry infection
What is Fomite?
Small blister, often full of fluid ;3
What is vesicles?
The most common and abundant cereal grain
Ehat is Corn?
what is immunity
ability to resist a particular infection or toxin by the action of specific antibodies
lack of energy and enthusiasm, umresponsive and inactive
what is lethargy
Medicine to inhibit the growth of and to destroy active bacteria
What is Antibiotic
small blister often full of fluid
What is Vesicles?
decendent or offspring of an animal
What is Progeny?
Descendent or offspring of an animal
What is Progeny?
what is pathology
study of diseases
not getting enough proper nutrients from food or the environment
what is malnutrition
disease causing organism
what is pathogen
to choose a population of animals and remove them from a herd or flock with their destination to be sold for slaughter and not sold as a replacement
What is Cull?
Systen which produces replacement females throught the rotation while taking advantage of producing crossbred offspring
What is Rotational-terminal crossbreeding?
cyclic period of sexual receptivity in mammals
What is Estrus?
what is pathogen
organism responsible for causing diseases upon entrering the body
process of giving birth
what is parturition
to dispense or apply a remedy or drug
what is administer
disorders of structure or function of an organ or the body, producing signs or symptoms not resullting from a physical injury
What is Diseases?
Preformance "expected" from the progeny of each sire or dam
What is Expected progeny difference?
Could cause undesirable effects on an indivudal's viability, productivity and economic value
what is probiotic
live organisms responsible for providing health benefits
medicine commonly used to relive bloating ruminants
what is poloxalene
Disorders of the structure or function of an organ or the body, producing signs or symptoms not resulting from a physical injury
What is Diseases
relating to the eyes and vision
What is Ocular?
measure of how inbred an animal is (the probability two genes of a pair in an individual will be homozygus because they are replicates of a single ancesteral gene
What is Inbreeding coefficient?
Yellow masws of cells in the ovary that forms after ovulation and releases progesterone
What is Corpus Luteum?