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Which bone is most commonly affected in Dyschondroplasia?

Tibiotarsus

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Valgus and Varus deformities in broilers typically manifest at what age?

6–8 weeks

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Which of the following is NOT a corrective measure for poor feed conversion in broilers?

Routine antibiotic administration without diagnosis

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Bacillary white diarrhea is the hallmark clinical sign of which disease?

Pullorum Disease

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The 'hock-sitting posture' is a characteristic clinical sign of which condition?

 Runting-Stunting Syndrome

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Which Reovirus serotype is specifically associated with arthritis and tenosynovitis in poultry?

Both S1133 and WVU 2937

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Which pathogen is described as the most common, most widely prevalent, and economically

most important bacterial pathogen in poultry?

Escherichia coli

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In Fowl Cholera, the chronic form is characterized by which of the following signs?

 Sudden death with no prior signs

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Salmonella gallinarum causes which specific poultry disease?

Fowl Typhoid

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Runting-Stunting Syndrome (RSS) is also known as:

Helicopter disease / Malabsorptive Syndrome

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For Bacterial Arthritis caused by Mycoplasma synoviae, which antibiotic class is most

appropriate?

Macrolides/Pleuromutilins (tylosin, tiamulin)

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Which of the following is the MOST important route of Pullorum Disease transmission?

Vertical transmission (in ovo)

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Antibiotic sensitivity testing is especially important in Staphylococcosis treatment because:

Antibiotic resistance is common in S. aureus

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What is the hallmark necropsy finding in Pullorum Disease in adult birds?

Pedunculated ova (oviduct)

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Which of the following poultry diseases involves reservoirs in rodents and beetles?

Paratyphoid Salmonellosis

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In Colibacillosis, which is NOT a recognized clinical syndrome caused by E. coli?

Caseous rhinitis

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Reoviral vaccination in poultry is recommended at:

4–5 days old with booster at 30–40 days

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 The gastrocnemius tendon rupture is a severe complication of which disease?

Reoviral Arthritis

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Which factor is the primary cause of poor production in layers and breeders according to the

stress-related disorders framework?

All four factors (Age, Nutrition, BCS, Management, Health) contribute equally and interactively

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Which diagnostic test is used to confirm Fowl Typhoid in live birds?

Plate agglutination test (positive at 2 weeks post-infection)

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Flock mortality in Streptococcosis can reach approximately:

±50%

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Spirochetosis in poultry is caused by which organism?

Borrelia anserina

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Which Fowl Adenovirus serotype is associated with Hydropericardium-Hepatitis Syndrome

(Angara disease)?

Serotype 4

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 Infectious Bronchitis Virus (IBV) belongs to which coronavirus group?

Group 1 Coronavirus

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The 'watery whites' characteristic of IBV infection refers to:

Thin and watery egg albumen due to reproductive form

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 Infectious Coryza is caused by which organism?

Avibacterium paragallinarum

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 Intranuclear inclusion bodies in the tracheal epithelium are pathognomonic for which disease?

Infectious Laryngotracheitis

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Which Newcastle Disease strain causes Complicated CRD (CCRD) in association with E. coli?

Mycoplasma gallisepticum combined with E. coli causes CCRD

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Aspergillosis in poultry chicks is also known as:

Brooder Pneumonia

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Which media is the gold standard for diagnosis of Mycoplasma gallisepticum infection?

 Sabouraud Dextrose Agar (SDA)

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 Newcastle Disease can affect humans, causing:

Transient conjunctivitis

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 Spirochetosis diagnosis can be confirmed by:

Giemsa-stained blood smears and SPF egg inoculation with spleen homogenate

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 What is the primary route of spread for Infectious Coryza?

 Contaminated drinking water and direct contact

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What is the approximate virus shedding period following Newcastle Disease infection?

1–3 days

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 Fowl Adenovirus infection shows pathological synergism with all of the following EXCEPT:

 Pasteurella multocida

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Pump-handle respiration is a clinical sign associated with which disease?

Infectious Laryngotracheitis

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Which of the following is NOT a treatment option for Mycoplasmosis (CRD)?

 Ampicillin

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The kidney form of IBV is characterized by:

Urate deposits with marked depression

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Aspergillus fumigatus infection in poultry results in characteristic lung nodules that appear:

Pale and soft

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 Infectious Laryngotracheitis (ILT) is caused by:

Gallid herpesvirus 1

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 Egg Drop Syndrome-76 (EDS-76) is caused by

Duck Atadenovirus-1

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Egg production decline in EDS-76 can reach approximately:

±40%

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Which is the primary lesion site in EDS-76?

 Shell gland and oviduct epithelium

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 The 'Classic EDS-76' form involves what type of transmission?

 Feco-oral horizontal spread in flocks

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 In brown or tinted egg breeds, EDS-76 infection results in:

 Loss of shell pigmentation giving a 'chalky' appearance

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 Prolapse of the oviduct in poultry is best controlled by:

Proper lighting programs during the rearing phase

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All of the following are predisposing factors for oviduct prolapse EXCEPT

 Mycoplasma infection

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 IBV has approximately how many genotypes, with how many lineages?

 9 genotypes, ~35 lineages

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The most important factor in infertility/poor production attributed to 'most problems' in flock performance is

Management

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Water chlorination is recommended as a control measure for which poultry disease?

 EDS-76

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Regressed ovary on necropsy is a finding associated with:

C. EDS-76

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 EDS-76 virus originated from which species?

Turkeys

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 The 'watery whites' in IBV reproductive form results from:

 Epithelial damage to the oviduct affecting albumen-secreting glands

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 Cross-protection between different IBV serotypes is:

 Little to none — vaccines may not protect against variants

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 Which diagnostic serological test is NOT used for Infectious Bronchitis diagnosis?

 Plate Agglutination Test

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Endemic EDS-76 results from:

Horizontal infection during the laying period

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Which statement about the treatment of oviduct prolapse is correct?

There is no specific treatment; separate and cull when necessary

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Infectious Bronchitis diagnosis uses all of the following EXCEPT:

Complement Fixation Test (CFT)

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 All of the following can control EDS-76 EXCEPT:

Amprolium administration

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A layer flock shows sudden production of soft-shelled and shell-less eggs, with a ±40%

production drop, but birds appear clinically healthy. The MOST likely diagnosis is:

Egg Drop Syndrome-76

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