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What is the definition of health in animals?

Health is the state of wellbeing of an animal.

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What is a disease in animals?

A departure from the state of health.

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List one consequence of animal diseases.

Loss of appetite and weight.

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What are pathogens?

Disease-causing microorganisms.

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How can animals be infected with pathogens?

Through direct contact, ingestion, inhalation, or vectors.

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What are common symptoms of sick animals?

Loss of appetite, weight loss, coughing, slow movement, or isolation.

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What is the main category of infectious diseases in farm animals?

Diseases caused by pathogenic organisms such as viruses, bacteria, and protozoa.

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What is Brucellosis?

An infectious bacterial disease caused by Brucella abortus.

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What major disease affects poultry?

Newcastle disease.

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What are internal parasites?

Parasites that live in the blood or tissues of the animal’s body.

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Mention one effect of diseases and parasites on production.

Loss of productivity or mortality.

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What is the role of proper hygiene in disease control?

It helps in controlling infectious diseases and parasite infestations.

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What is meant by quarantine in animal health?

Isolating new animals to prevent disease transmission.

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Name a major internal parasite of farm animals.

Tapeworm.

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What preventative measure is critical in controlling external parasites?

Spraying or dipping animals with chemical solutions.

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What is deworming?

Giving drugs to expel internal parasites from animals.

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What does biosecurity involve?

Measures taken to prevent the introduction of harmful organisms.

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What are some traditional methods of livestock disease treatment in Ethiopia?

Use of plant-based remedies and ethno-veterinary knowledge.

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How do farmers in Ethiopia typically prepare traditional medicines?

Through concoction, squeezing, crushing, or pounding.

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What is one example of a disease treated using traditional medicine?

Anthrax.

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What is one method of administering ethno-veterinary medicines?

Oral route is the most common mechanism.