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when we know the disease status and not the test result we are testing what?
sensitivity
specificity
when we know the test result and not the disease status we are testing what?
positive predictive value
negative predictive value
what are the two interpretation for binary tests
parallel
serial
in the parallel interpretation of binary test results for it a patient to be considered negative both tests must be __________
negative
for the serial interpretation of binary tests for the patient to be considered positive both test results must ___________
positive
a parallel interpretation is giving a patient 2 tries to be _________ meaning ___________ increases and _____ decreases
positive
sensitivity
specificity
a serial interpretation is giving a patient 2 tries to be _________ meaning ___________ increases and _____ decreases
negative
specificity
sensitivity
when should you use the parallel interpretation of testing
when NPV is low
when should you use the serial interpretation
when PPV is low
why do we move animals
herd/flock management
commerce
competitions/events
accompany owners
management based movement is based on what two things
within herd or flock
between herds
regulatory based animal movement is based on what?
intrastate
interstate
international
disease that are required by law to be reported to a government official are known as ____________
reportable animal diseases
if a farmer encounters a reportable disease who is the first person they should report it too?
state veterinarian
diseases in which the state, federal, and industry collaborate for eradication or control of these disease of economic importance
program diseases
all program disease are reportable but not all ________ diseases are program
reportable
what are the 3 main focuses of program diseases
eradication and control
monitoring and surveillance
certification
who plays a role in program diseases
accredited veterinarians
what are foundational requirements for animal disease programs and animal movements
USDA accredited veterinarian
animal identification
certificate of veterinary inspection
what disease are in the cattle and bison program diseases
bovine tuberculosis
bovine brucellosis
cattle fever ticks
BSE
johne’s disease
Trichomoniasis
what disease are in the farmed cervids program diseases
chronic wasting disease
bovine tuberculosis
what disease are in the Equine program diseases
vesicular stomatitis
equine infectious anemia
equine piroplasmosis
what disease are in the sheep and goats program diseases
scrapie
what disease are in the swine program diseases
Swine brucellosis
pseudorabies
when importing to a state make sure to check with the ______________ for their rules
state department of agriculture
what category of disease does bovine tuberculosis fit in
ODA reportable disease
federal reportable disease
program disease
zoonotic
the role of the accredited veterinarian in the bovine tuberculosis program is to do what?
administering the CFT
who can perform the secondary CCT for bovine tuberculosis
state or federal veterinarians
what is the steps of the bovine tuberculosis program if tuberculosis is found
carcass inspection
herd testing with CFT
secondary testing with CCT
necropsy
is BTB testing required
no
is there a vaccine for TB
no
scrapie is cause by a ________
prion
what disease categories does scrapie fall into
ODA reportable disease
federal reportable disease
program disease
what role does an accredited veterinarian serve in the scrapie eradication program
report suspect cases
encourage sample submission
educate
equine infectious anemia is __________
not zoonotic
what disease categories does Equine infectious anemia fall into
ODA reportable disease
federal reportable disease
program disease
prevalence of of equine infectious anemia has been reduced to _______
0.004
what test is done to find out equine infectious anemia
coggins test
you would expect a higher PPV for a horse in OH for equine infectious anemia because what?
Ohio is a carrier state
what is the role of an accredited veterinarian for Equine infectious anemia
submit samples for EIA testing
CVI
prevent iatrogenic transmission
educate owners