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Veterinary Science 3

TermDefinition
A pain in the stomach Colic
An inflammation of the small and/or large intestines Colitis
Occurs when the stomach moves out of place or twists Displacement or Torsion
Animals that belong to the family Equidae, which includes animals like horses, donkeys, and zebras Equines
An airborne virus that is quite contagious Equine Influenza
A term used to describe a hoof infection in cattle Foot Rot
Occurs when gas builds up in the digestive system often in the intestines, causing it to swell Gas colic
Occurs when a horse gorges on food, particularly food that expands when it becomes wet, and the contents of the stomach swell Gastric distention
An infectious disease also caused by a bacterium that can be transferred from horses to humans through direct contact through inhalation, skin abrasions, or contact with nasal or oral surfaces Glanders
A highly contagious disease that can cause death, especially for young animals. Hog cholera
Occurs when a mass of food gets caught in the intestines Impaction colic
The time from when the animal is first infected to the time when symptoms first appear. Incubation period
An infectious disease caused by a bacterium that is transferred by the bite of infected ticks, although horses do not transfer this disease to humans Lyme disease
An inflammation of the heart myocarditis
Single celled organisms that are often microscopic Protozoa
A viral infection that affects pigs and is found around the world Pseudorabies
Viral disease that pigs can become infected with Swine pox
Hoofed animals, including cows, horses, goats, pigs, zebras Ungulates
Created by: jvandyke.2024
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