Disease Control Strategies in Animal Health

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Which of the following are disease prevention strategies? (Select all that apply)

  • Reducing contact (correct)
  • Quarantining (correct)
  • Slaughter (correct)
  • Ignoring infected animals

What is the purpose of quarantine in disease control?

To physically separate healthy animals from infected ones.

The duration of quarantine is the same for all diseases.

False (B)

What can be administered to all animals susceptible to infection in an attempt to prevent disease spread?

<p>Antibiotics (B), Dewormers (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is mass immunization effective against?

<p>Controlling animal diseases.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Natural antibodies should be screened before starting mass vaccination campaigns.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following disease control methods with their descriptions:

<p>Mass Treatment = Administering drugs to prevent spread Quarantine = Separating infected from healthy animals Mass Vaccination = Immunizing large populations against disease Reduction of Contact = Limiting movement of animals in high-risk areas</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Disease Control Strategies

  • Reducing contact between infected and healthy animals is crucial for preventing disease spread.
  • Legislation such as Act 144 can support reducing contact by restricting animal movement in high-risk areas.
  • Quarantine/Isolation involves physically separating healthy animals from infected ones.
  • Quarantine duration depends on the pathogen's infectivity and incubation period.
  • Imported animals from areas experiencing outbreaks should be isolated to prevent the spread of infection.
  • Mass Treatment involves administering antibiotics and anthelmintics to all animals susceptible to infection.
  • Mass Treatment can prevent infection and spread, but potentially leads to drug resistance.
  • Mass anthelmintic treatment is used to prevent the spread and occurrence of parasites in endemic areas.
  • Mass Vaccination programs effectively control animal diseases.
  • Foot-and-mouth disease in hyperendemic areas is a target for mass vaccination.
  • Antibody titers should be screened before mass vaccination campaigns to identify existing natural antibodies.
  • Oral vaccines for rabies transmitted from wild animals are being developed.
  • Standardized cold chain maintenance is essential for the effectiveness of different vaccine types (attenuated or killed).

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