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VET 115 Week 6
Poultry diseases and husbandry
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| How are poultry grouped together? | Sex, age, and use |
| How are poultry fed? | Off of ground and at ad lib |
| How often should poultry fecal matter be removed? | Daily |
| How often should poultry be observed for illness, injury, or death? | daily |
| What is the most common type of feed used for poultry? | Complete feed |
| What is Aspergillosis also known as? | Brooder pneumonia |
| What does Aspergillosis come from? | Mold |
| What age of chicken does Aspergillosis affect? | chicks <2 weeks of age |
| Mycotoxicosis is a ____ that grows in _____. | Fungus, feed |
| T/F: Mycotoxicosis is a lethal disease | True |
| What is moniliasis also known as? | Crop mycosis, thrush |
| Moniliasis is commonly seen after use of therapeutic levels of ____ | Antibiotics |
| What type of organism does moniliasis come from? | candida |
| When should antimycotic drugs be given for fungal diseases? | After the mold issue is addressed |
| What is the common agent of Coccidiosis? | Eimeria spp. |
| What age of birds is Coccidiosis seen in? | Young birds |
| Hexamitiasis does not affect ____ but does affect other fowl species. | chickens |
| How is hexamitiasis passed? | Feces |
| What is hexamitiasis caused by? | Hexamita parasite |
| What is histomoniasis also known as? | Blackhead or enterohepatitis |
| What does histomoniasis cause on the liver? | necrotic lesions |
| What agent causes colibacillosis? | Escherichia coli |
| What tracts does colibacillosis affect? | Respiratory and gastrointestinal tracts |
| What agent causes mycoplasmosis? | Mycoplasma |
| What tract does mycoplasmosis affect? | Respiratory tract |
| Mycoplasmosis has an "upper" form that affects ____ as well as a "lower" form that affects ____ | Turkeys; chickens |
| Fowl Cholera is the most hazardous infectious disease of _____, but _____ are resistant | Turkeys, chickens |
| What is the agent that causes Fowl Cholera? | Pasturella |
| How is Fowl Cholera spread? | Mouth, nose, and conjunctiva secretions |
| What is necrotic enteritis also known as? | Rot gut, crud, cauliflower gut |
| What agent causes necrotic enteritis? | Clostridium perfringes A & C |