Anthelminthic Drug Resistance Detection Quiz

Grazing habits, climate, and nutritional deficiency

Limiting contact between hosts and infective larvae through grazing management

Combination of varying susceptibility of the host species, pathogenicity of the parasite species, and host/parasite interaction

Gastroenteritis, anorexia, abdominal distention, and emaciation

Serious economic losses to the farmer and the nation in general

Grazing habits, climate, nutritional deficiency, pasture management, immunological status, vector, presence of an intermediate host, and the number of infective larvae and eggs in the environment.

Gastroenteritis, anorexia, abdominal distention, diarrhea, emaciation.

They cause stunted growth, poor weight gain, feed utilization, feeding, and water intake, lower meat, wool, and milk production, cost of treatment, and mortality in young animals.

Non-chemical control methods: limit the contact between the hosts and the infective larvae in the field through grazing management methods. Chemical control: Using anthelminthic drugs.

A combination of factors, including the varying susceptibility of the host species, the pathogenicity of the parasite species, the host/parasite interaction, and the infective dose.