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What type of immunity is primarily established in animals affected by protozooses?
How are sick animals or those carrying parasites classified in veterinary protozoology?
Which option correctly identifies the type of immunity that is not established in animals affected by protozooses?
Which term does not refer to the role of sick animals in the context of parasite transmission?
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Which of the following types of immunity can be formed due to chronic infection with protozoan parasites?
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Study Notes
Immunity in Protozoosis
- Animals infected with protozoa develop nonsterile immunity, also known as premunition.
- Premunition is a type of immunity where the parasite remains in the host, but the host does not experience symptoms.
Role of Sick Animals in Protozoology
- Sick animals or parasitic carriers act as reservoir hosts.
- Reservoir hosts are animals that harbor a parasite and can transmit it to other animals, even if they don't show symptoms.
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Description
This quiz explores the concepts of nonsterile immunity, or premunition, in animals infected with protozoa. It also covers the role of parasitic carriers as reservoir hosts in the transmission of protozoan diseases. Test your knowledge on these essential aspects of protozoology.
