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1. The recommended treatment for cattle that have Shipping Fever is:
A. Antibiotics and sulfa drugs.
B. Disposal of sick animals.
C. No treatment.
D. Spraying with insecticides.
2. Which disease in young cattle is most common in times of stress and is complex with many symptoms
such
as closed eyes, discharge from the nose, fever, coughing and diarrhea?
A. Brucellosis
B. Foot Rot
C. Pinkeye
D. Shipping fever
3. The MAJOR external parasites of swine are lice which are bloodsuckers and mange caused by:
A. Mites.
B. Spiders.
C. Ticks.
D. Worms.
4. Which is the MOST important preventive maintenance procedure to prevent diseases and parasites in
livestock and poultry?
A. Medications
B. Sanitation
C. Spraying
D. Vaccinations
5. Poultry seldom have serious problems with worms because they:
A. Are raised in confinement on wire floors.
B. Are raised outside on the ground.
C. Drink worm medicine in their water.
D. Eat worm medicine in their feed.
6. Which disease in cattle would cause cows to abort during the last half of pregnancy, retain afterbirth
or be
sterile?
A. Blackleg
B. Brucellosis
C. Cholera
D. Newcastle disease
7. The MAIN internal parasites of birds are:
A. Flies.
B. Lice.
C. Ticks.
D. Worms.
8. When new animals are brought to a farm, which preventive maintenance procedure should be used
to keep
from spreading diseases?
A. Isolate new animals
B. Mix new animals with other animals
C. Spray other animals
D. Vaccinate other animals
9. The type of immunity a newborn calf obtains from its mother's milk is:
A. Active.
B. Infectious.
C. Modified live.
D. Passive.
10. When new cattle are brought to the farm, they should be vaccinated:
A. Immediately.
B. In one week.
C. In two weeks.
D. In 30 days.
11. The BEST way to control livestock and poultry diseases is:
A. Antibiotics.
B. Feed additives.
C. Prevention.
D. Vaccinations.
12. Which control methods are most commonly used to control external parasites of cattle?
A. Biological
B. Chemical
C. Cultural
D. Mechanical
13. The castrating tool used to crush the cords above the testicles without cutting the scrotum is the:
A. Burdizzo.
B. Elastrator bands.
C. Knife.
D. Razor blade.
14. Which poultry disease is caused by viruses and has symptoms of sneezing, gasping, breathing
difficulty, paralysis and tremors?
A. Coccidiosis
B. Erysipelas
C. Mycotoxicosis
D. Newcastle Disease
15. Which prevention maintenance procedure should a beef cattle farmer perform to make the male
cattle
unable to breed?
A. Castrate
B. Dehorn
C. Deworm
D. Dock
16. It is easier and causes less stress to dehorn calves when their horns are:
A. Fully developed.
B. In the button stage.
C. Past the button stage.
D. Six inches long.
17. As Sally prepares to medicate her calf she locates the jugular vein. What route of injection is she
preparing?
to administer?
A. Intravenous.
B. Intramuscular.
C. Intranasal.
D. Subcutaneous.
18. Chicken mites, poultry lice, fowl ticks, fleas and bedbugs are external parasites of poultry that lower
production by:
A. Causing scaly legs.
B. Hiding during the day.
C. Irritating the skin.
D. Sucking blood.
19. Compared to entire flock treatments through feed or water, the amount of stress on poultry from
individual vaccinations is:
A. About the same.
B. Less.
C. More.
D. No stress.
20. The group of internal parasites that causes the most damage to hogs is the:
A. Flukes.
B. Protozoa.
C. Roundworms.
D. Tapeworms.
21. The MOST effective way to control livestock and poultry external and internal parasites is:
A. Antibiotics.
B. Insect sprays.
C. Prevention.
D. Worm medicines.
22. Deworming the sow or gilt about a week before farrowing prevents the pigs from getting worms
from the
mother’s:
A. Hair.
B. Manure.
C. Milk.
D. Urine.
23. Modified live and killed are two types of:
A. Immunity.
B. Infectious diseases.
C. Vaccines.
D. Non-infectious diseases.
24. Other than death from the most severe cases, the most costly effect of internal parasites in cattle is:
A. Cost of medicine.
B. Increased equipment costs.
C. Increases labor costs.
D. Weight loss or reduced gains.
25. Sanitation and good health management practices are very important in poultry production because
many
diseases:
A. Are passed to humans.
B. Have no treatments.
C. Increase poultry profits.
D. Increase the number of live birds.
26. A bacterial disease that typically infects livestock animal's through a wound is:
A. Brucellosis.
B. Sore mouth.
C. Tetanus.
D. Transmissible Gastroenteritis.
27. To prevent injury to cattle, people, and facilities and to save space, cattle should be:
A. Branded.
B. Dehorned.
C. Dewormed.
D. Vaccinated.
28. The recommended treatment for cattle with Brucellosis is:
A. Antibiotics in the water.
B. Disposal of sick animals.
C. spraying with insecticides.
D. Vaccination in the ear.
29. Spraying cracks and crevices in poultry buildings with an approved chemical during the daylight
hours will help control mites, bedbugs and fowl ticks because they:
A. Feed on birds during daylight.
B. Feed there during daylight.
C. Hide there during daylight.
D. Hide there during the night.
30. As Shawn inspects his dairy herd he notices a cow with a swollen, painful udder. What bacterial
disease is affecting this cow?
A. Shipping fever.
B. Foot rot.
C. Blackleg.
D. Mastitis.
31. The purpose of vaccination is to develop immunity which is:
A. Killing pain.
B. Producing diseases.
C. Producing parasites.
D. Resistance to diseases.
32. Castrating male slaughter cattle and swine at an early age compared to waiting until they are more
mature:
A. Increases shock.
B. Reduces selling price.
C. Reduces shock.
D. Requires more labor.
33. The recommended treatment of Swine Dysentery or Bloody Scours in pigs is:
A. Disposal of sick pigs.
B. Using drugs in drinking water.
C. Using drugs in feed.
D. Vaccinating in the muscles.
34. The external parasite that causes the greatest financial losses in the beef industry by lowering rate of
gain and damaging meat and hides is the larva of the Heel fly called:
A. Cattle grubs.
B. Horseflies.
C. Lice.
D. Screwworms.
35. Which preventive maintenance procedure should be done on baby pigs to prevent injury to sows
when pigs are nursing?
A. Castrate
B. Clip needle teeth
C. Dock tails
D. Ear notch