Veterinary Diseases Quiz

What type of diseases are particularly challenging for animal health and welfare?

• Genetic diseases

• Infectious diseases

• Physical injuries

• Nutritional deficiencies

How is rabies typically transmitted?

• Through contaminated food

• Through the air

• Through a bite from an infected animal

• Through drinking contaminated water

What makes foot and mouth disease particularly problematic for livestock industries?

• It is transmitted by insects.

• It affects both wild and domestic animals.

• It causes severe economic losses due to symptoms like blisters and difficulty walking.

• It only affects cows.

Which animals are primarily affected by avian influenza?

• Mammals

• Reptiles

• Birds

• Amphibians

What is a common method to control the spread of foot and mouth disease?

• Vaccination programs

• Physical exercise

• Using antibiotics

• Reducing the animal population in cities

Why is controlling veterinary diseases important for humans?

• It helps reduce food prices.

• It ensures public health and food security.

• It makes animals live longer.

• It prevents pets from running away.

What role do veterinarians play in managing infectious diseases in animals?

• They only treat pets in clinics.

• They conduct research in laboratories but don't work with animals.

• They detect outbreaks early, advise on control strategies, and educate animal owners.

• They mainly focus on improving animal diets.

Name two symptoms of foot and mouth disease mentioned in the text.

How do authorities usually manage avian influenza outbreaks? Mention at least two actions they take.

In what way is rabies different from many other animal diseases according to the text?