Farm animal diseases and agents - SS3 Agriculture Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What is the primary definition of disease in farm animals?
A deviation from their normal state
A seasonal change
A type of food they consume
A type of shelter they live in
Which of the following is NOT a factor predisposing farm animals to diseases?
Climate conditions
Proper vaccination
Genetic factors
Environmental factors
Which symptom is commonly associated with respiratory diseases in farm animals?
Hair loss
Runny nose
Swollen joints
Weight gain
What can excessive tearing in the eyes of farm animals indicate?
Gastrointestinal issues
Eye infections
Respiratory diseases
Reduced milk production
What should farmers do to minimize the risk of disease in farm animals?
Avoid providing clean water
Keep animals isolated from each other
Implement proper biosecurity measures
Reduce ventilation in animal shelters
What is the most common sign of gastrointestinal problems in farm animals?
Lethargy
Lethargy
Shivering
Constipation
What is a key factor that can lead to weight loss in sick farm animals?
Increased appetite
Reduced appetite
Excessive grooming
Isolation from the herd
Which factor is NOT considered when discussing factors predisposing farm animals to diseases?
Genetic factors
Age and health status
Market demand for animal products
Environmental factors
What is the primary function of farm animal vaccinations?
To increase appetite
To improve coat quality
To reduce the risk of disease
To promote social behavior
Which of the following is a neurological symptom that farm animals may exhibit when unwell?
Weight gain
Swollen joints
Tremors or seizures
Aggressive behavior