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Vaccination Protocols for Beef Cattle
6. Which disease is under regulatory control of the government? a. Shipping fever b. Leptospirosis c. Warts d. Pinkeye e. none of the above
1. Define the term stocker cattle. 2. Who said, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”? 3. Which of the following is (are) viral diseases (circle all that apply)? a. Parainfluenza b. Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis c. Anthrax d. Campylobacter e. Anaplasma
7. Which disease agents are potential causes of diarrhea (circle all that apply)? a. Leptospira b. E. coli c. Rota/Corona virus d. Clostridia prefringens C and D (overeating disease) e. Anaplasma 8. High stocking density and poor facility hygiene can lead to the spread of infectious disease. The best solution is vaccination. a. true b. false
4. Which disease was noted to cause calf deformities if the dam is infected? a. PI3 b. BVD c. IBR d. Anthrax e. none of the above
9. Cl. haemolyticum is called “red water” by ranchers because: a. the affected animal coughs up red mucus b. the animal is infected by drinking red water c. the animal urinates red urine d. animals affected live on the shores of the Red Sea e. all of the above
5. “Shipping Fever” is a term used to describe respiratory infection in stressed or recently shipped cattle and be caused by a variety of viral and bacterial agents. a. True b. False february/March 2011
Answers are on page 60
10. There are many questions to answer when designing a vaccination protocol that suits your operation. a. true b. false 48