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Legislative Branch

the branch of government that establishes the laws and provides funding to different departments

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Executive Branch

all the departments and agencies that create regulations to implement laws

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A lot of federal laws have _______ in their name

act

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Divisions of executive branch in order from most to least powerful

1.) department

2.) agency

3.) center/program/division/bureau

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Departments have ________, and agencies have __________

agencies; centers/programs/divisions/bureaus

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Two international organizations

1.) World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH)

2.) World Health Organization (WHO)

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WOAH is primarily animal or public health?

animal health

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Role of WOAH

create codes and manuals that determine how countries can implement trade requirements for terrestrial and aquatic animals and their products

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What do the manuals created by WOAH set?

set standards for the diagnosis of diseases listed

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WOH is primarily animal or public health?

public health

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Roles of WOH (3)

1.) do infectious and chronic disease work including outbreak responses

2.) food safety

3.) antimicrobial resistance

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Eight federal agencies

1.) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS)

2.) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS)

3.) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

4.) National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)

5.) Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

6.) Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

7.) Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA)

8.) Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)

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Is APHIS primarily animal or public health?

animal health

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APHIS is an _____________ under which department?

agency; USDA

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APHIS has three programs

1.) Veterinary Services

2.) Wildlife Services

3.) Animal Care

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APHIS regulates ____________

vaccines! (for animals)

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Roles of the Veterinary Services program of APHIS

-responds to foreign animals diseases!

-creates a lists of reportable animal diseases

-regulates National veterinary services laboratories (NVSL)

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Roles of the Wildlife Services program of APHIS

-national rabies management program

-manage wildlife damage, disease threats, livestock predation, and crop losses

-oversees how people, agriculture, and wildlife can coexist

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Animal Care program of APHIS

implements the Animal Welfare Act and Horse Protection Act

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Roles of the Animal Care program of APHIS

-implement the animal welfare act by inspecting zoos, exhibitions, and research

-inspect importation of dogs for commercial purposed

-end horse soring

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Is Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) primarily animal or public health?

animal health

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Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is a __________ under which department?

agency; USDA

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Role of FSIS

-prevents illness from meat, poultry, and egg products

-inspects implants

-provides extensive information about zoonotic diseases

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Is the CDC primarily animal or public health?

public health

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is an _________ under which department?

agency; department of health and human services (HHS)

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Role of CDC

-provides extensive information about zoonotic diseases

-regulates the center for emerging and zoonotic infectious diseases

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Is National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) primarily animal or public health?

public health

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NIOSH is an ________ under which department?

agency; department of health and human services (HHS)

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Role of NIOSH

do reaserch and make recommendations for prevention of work related injuries and illness

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is Food and Drug Administration (FDA) primarily animal or public health?

public

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FDA is an ________ under which department?

agency; department of health and human services (HHS)

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Roles of FDA

-regulate animal drugs, antimicrobials, animal feed, and pet food

-regulates flea and tick products

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Role of Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

-regulates insecticides, fungicide, and rodenticides

-regulates flea and tick products

-regulates disinfectants

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Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA) is an ____________ under what department?

agency; department of labor

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Role of OSHA

regulate workplace safety

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The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is an _________ under what department?

agency; department of justice

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Role of DEA

regulates controlled substances

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Three state organizations

1.) Ohio department of agriculture (ODA)

2.) Ohio department of health (ODH)

3.) regional/local health departments

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Is Ohio department of agriculture (ODA) primarily animal or public health?

animal health

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ODA roles

-animal health

-commercial dog breeding

-dairy

-food safety

-laboratory

-livestock care standards

-meat inspection

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Is Ohio department of health (ODH) primarily animal or public health?

public health

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ODH roles

-provides extensive information about zoonotic diseases

-regulates emerging and zoonotic infectious diseases

-determines outbreak responses

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You are a veterinarian in private practice and you have a separate boarding kennel which is often full. The sealed concrete floors and walls are great for disinfectability but the noise is quite loud. Which agency requires that staff working in a loud environment must wear hearing protection?

OSHA

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You are a veterinarian in private practice and you have a separate boarding kennel which is often full. The sealed concrete floors and walls are great for disinfectability but the noise is quite loud. Which agency did research on noise exposure and hearing assessments in animal shelter workers, later publishing a recommended db level that should not be exceeded without hearing protection?

NIOSH

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You are a zoo veterinarian doing conservation work with monkeys in the Democratic Republic of Congo. You develop signs of mpox virus and are diagnosed at a local health clinic. Which international agency is working with countries affected by the mpox outbreak to help them control the spread of this disease?

WHO

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Classical swine fever was eradicated from the US in 1978. You are a swine veterinarian who suspected cases of this disease and contacted the USDA, who confirmed the presence of ASF. Which international agency must USDA report these cases to?

WOAH

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There is political unrest in Haiti and civilians have a food security issue. Although many relief agencies are working to bring food to the people, there is concern for economic collapse if the food production is not sustained. They need animal feed and other key agricultural supplies. Which agency should they contact?

FAO

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You are an emergency veterinarian who treated a couple of dogs with seizures, one died. They had all seen the same groomer today who had used a new flea/tick shampoo. You notified the manufacturer, but should also contact the regulatory agency to report these concerns. Who regulates these insecticidal shampoos?

EPA

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You are a general practitioner and need to contact the agency that regulates oral and injectable flea and tick products. Who should you contact?

FDA

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The ________ regulates internal flea and tick products, the ________ regulates external flea and tick products

FDA; EPA

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Topical medications, like medicated shampoos, are regulated by _________

FDA (if it is a medicine, it is FDA)

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You are a mixed animal veterinarian in OH and visit a farm that is experiencing a large number of deaths in their chicken flock. Approximately half of them died within 2 days and sick chickens are displaying neurological signs. After talking with the owner and assessing the environment you feel confident this was not toxicity and are concerned that it's an infectious disease. Which agency/agencies should be contacted?

USDA and ODA (reportable diseases need to have both contacted)

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You are a state public health veterinarian who investigated a food borne outbreak of listeria traced back to sausage sold to pizza shops. This will be reported through FoodNet. Which federal agency will issue a recall on the sausage?

FSIS

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You are a state public health veterinarian who investigated a food borne outbreak of listeria traced back to cheese sold to pizza shops. This will be reported through FoodNet. Which federal agency will issue a recall on the cheese?

FDA

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Food borne outbreaks involving dairy are reported to ________ while food borne outbreaks involving meat are reported to ________

FDA; FSIS

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You are a veterinarian in general practice who treated 5 dogs who you diagnosed with Salmonella. It turns out this is part of a larger outbreak associated with pet food affecting over 40 dogs and 5 people in 3 states. Which agency has authority to issue a recall of the food?

FDA

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Which agency regulates pet food?

FDA

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You are a large animal veterinarian in OH. While you examined a horse, its owner was bitten. There is a bruise and the bite broke the skin but the owner seems fine. Who should you report this bite to?

Local health department

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A recent study found that 37% of inspected veterinary clinics had discrepancies in their controlled substance inventories, highlighting the need for accurate record keeping and management. These types of record keeping issues cold lead to a fine or the loss of license with this agency.

DEA