Symptoms
Spread it!
Prevention
Identify the Issue
100

Name one symptom you might see in an animal with a respiratory disease 

Coughing, difficulty breathing, nasal discharge

100

What does transmission mean?

How a disease spreads.

100

What is one basic way to help prevent disease?

Good sanitation/hygiene

100

What animal is commonly associated with mastitis?

Cattle

200

What might you notice in an animal with mastitis?

Swollen/inflamed mammary gland, abnormal milk, etc.

200

True or false: Some diseases can spread through direct contact between animals.

True

200

Why should sick animals sometimes be separated from healthy animals?


To reduce disease transmission.

200

Ringworm is caused by what type of organism?

Fungus

300

Why is recognizing symptoms early important in livestock?

It can help prevent disease from spreading and allow the animal to receive appropriate care.

300

What insect can transmit some animal diseases?

Mosquitoes

300

Why is cleaning equipment important?

Contaminated equipment can help spread disease.

300

What causes a soft fluid filled Sac under the Jaw?


Bottle Jaw

400

Is broken bones a symptom of disease or parasite?

No

400

Name TWO ways an infectious disease could spread between animals.

Contact, bodily fluids, contaminated equipment, insects/vectors, contaminated food/water,

400

True or False: Keeping animals in the same pasture is okay!

FALSE

400

This causes death after symptoms appear and typically is spread through bites and saliva (Foaming out the mouth)

Rabies

500

Why is it important to be able to recognize symptoms?

... Varied answer

500

Keeping these clean keeps water clean and animals healthy

Water Trough 

500

Name THREE things a farmer or animal owner can do to reduce disease spread.

Possible answers: vaccination, sanitation, quarantine/isolation, biosecurity, monitoring animals, controlling vectors

500

These cause intense itching and redness of the skin this is an external parasite

Fleas

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