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Flashcards covering the prevention and treatment of diseases, disorders, and parasites in animals, including life stages, prevention methods, and treatments.
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Neonate/Juvenile
Life stage susceptible to infection where diseases/parasites can spread rapidly, leading to stunted growth.
Working Adult
Life stage where diseases and disorders can lead to reduced mobility, motivation, lethargy, and stamina.
Breeding Adult
Life stage where diseases and disorders can impact reproductive health, milk production (e.g., mastitis), and cause congenital defects.
Senior/Geriatric
Life stage with a weak immune system, reduced mobility/activity, and increased susceptibility to infection.
Biosecurity
Practices including hygiene measures, use of foot dips, pest control and isolation to prevent disease spread.
Husbandry
Practices including routine cleaning, vaccinations, preventative treatment, and health checks to prevent diseases.
PPE
Personal Protective Equipment used to prevent the spread of diseases.
Supportive Care
Short-term treatment to relieve symptoms, including altering diet, grooming, flea/worm treatment, and vaccinations.
Respiratory System
A biological system in animals responsible for gas exchange.
Digestive System
A biological system responsible for breaking down food into nutrients.
Circulatory System
A biological system responsible for transporting blood, oxygen, and nutrients.
Nervous System
A biological system responsible for transmitting signals throughout the body.
Musculoskeletal System
A biological system that provides structure, support, and movement.
Reproductive System
A biological system responsible for reproduction.
Integumentary System
A biological system encompassing the skin and its appendages, providing protection.
Endocrine System
A biological system responsible for hormone production and regulation.
Renal System
A biological system responsible for filtering waste and regulating fluid balance.
Ringworm
A fungal infection affecting the skin.
Brucellosis
A bacterial infection that can affect various organs.
Cushing’s Disease
A hormonal disorder caused by prolonged exposure to high levels of cortisol.