Types of Transmission
In this type of transmission, an infected animal physically touches a healthy animal.
What is direct?
This word is what we use to describe an alteration of the body which interrupts the body’s normal function
What is disease?
This area is a place where no contact with animals or facilities will be had.
What is a cool zone?
This pathogen causes Bovine Viral Diarrhea.
What is a virus?
The distance between facilities is typically set by
What is state regulations?
In this type of transmission, the process of inanimate objects carries pathogen transferring it to healthy animal.
What is fomite?
This type of animal known for having pointed snout, small rounded ears, a body-length scaly tail, and a high breeding rate is considered to be a...
This describes the conceptual level of biosecurity
What is building location?
This year is when the Avian Influenza outbreak began
What is 2014?
What type of bacteria causes a disease by invading a cell, multiplying through cellular division, then producing toxins which are released into the cells, disrupting normal function.
What is pathogenic bacteria?
In this type of transmission, the process of air droplets containing pathogen being inhaled by healthy animal.
What is aerosol?
This disease likely transmits through a fomite.
What is Foot and Mouth Disease?
This prevention method is is used in livestock industry to imitate a natural disease and cause a response.
What is vaccine?
This type of vaccine contains inactive form of pathogen, unable to replicate.
What is killed?
These environmental factors influence how an animal will react to a disease.
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Temperature, geographical region, natural disasters, and management systems.
Almost all diseases come from this type of transmission
What is direct?
This type of transmission can occur from an animal ill due to a nutritionally unbalanced rations.
What is indirect?
These actions are the ways the avian influenza virus led to the development of better management practices.
What is Monitoring systems and Sanitation protocols?
This area of study focuses on discovering the cause of a specific disease.
What is etiology?
This number described the impact Iowa faced on their economy due the Avian Influenza.
What is 0.7% ?
West Nile likely comes from this type of transmission
What is vector-borne?
This type of transmission occurs when contaminated feces are mixed with hay.
What is oral?
These procedures should be included in a biosecurity plan.
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Consult with veterinarian
Get animals from a reliable and proven source
Include precise vaccination plan
Provide quality feed, mix feed properly and provide adequate water
Vaccines provide this type of exposure to a specific pathogen and allows the immune system to gain memory and fight the pathogen more intensely.
What is acute?
This amount is how many birds were lost to the Avian Influenza.
What is 50 million