Animal Health and Diseases

Direct contact = Saliva Indirect contact = Contaminated feed Vector = Tick carrying Lymes disease bacteria Foodborne = Drinking unpasteurised milk

Herd Tests = Regular health checks for livestock Animal Health Plan = Structured plan for animal well-being Stock proof farm boundaries = Preventing contact with neighboring stock Wash hands regularly = Personal hygiene practice

Brucellosis = Cattle, sheep, and goats Cryptosporidiosis = Cattle and sheep Leptospirosis = Rats or cattle urine Salmonellosis = Farm animals, especially poultry

<p>Ringworm = Rings of patches on animals Cryptosporidiosis = Young animals scouring Toxoplasmosis = Infection in pregnant women Salmonellosis = Causing sickness from uncooked meat</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Brucellosis = Direct contact- saliva, blood, urine, and fleeces Cryptosporidiosis = Indirect contact- contaminated feed/water and bedding Leptospirosis = Vector- a tick carries bacteria that causes Lyme disease Ringworm = Foodborne- drinking unpasteurised milk</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Salmonellosis = Poultry Cryptosporidiosis = Cattle and sheep Brucellosis = Cattle, sheep, and goats Toxoplasmosis = Pregnant women</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Brucellosis = Swelling of joints Cryptosporidiosis = Young animals scouring Leptospirosis = Spread through contact with rats or cattle urine Ringworm = Rings of patches on animals</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Wash hands regularly = Avoid risks associated with direct contact transmission Maintain healthy livestock = Prevent diseases associated with animal health Clean and cover wounds = Prevent infections from entering the body Get a tetanus injection = Protect against certain bacterial infections</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Herd Tests = Regular testing to monitor animal health Animal Health Plan = Customized plan to maintain animal well-being Stock proof farm boundaries = Prevent contact with neighboring stock Good management practices = Ensure good herd health and disease control</p> Signup and view all the answers