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Build essential knowledge of animal health, disease prevention, and livestock welfare. This unit covers common health challenges, hygiene, biosecurity, vaccination principles, disease recognition, and preventive healthcare practices to help maintain healthier livestock and reduce avoidable production losses

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Table of Contents

3 chapters, 155 topics

    1. 1.1Infectious Diseases of LivestockPage 1
    2. 1.2Animal HealthPage 1
    3. 1.3Basic Aspects to Know in the Study of DiseasesPage 2
    4. 1.4Importance of VaccinationPage 5
    5. 1.5Causes of DiseasesPage 5
    6. 1.6Decrease in Immune Power (Immunological Deficiencies)Page 7
    7. 1.7Incubation Period and Classification of DiseasesPage 9
    8. 1.8Stages of Disease Development (Course of Disease)Page 16
    9. 1.9Important Scientific Terms Used in Veterinary Medicine and TheirPage 18
    10. 1.10Meanings Tissue SamplingPage 20
    11. 1.11Epidemiological TermsPage 20
    12. 1.12Classification of Disease-Causing OrganismsPage 20
    13. 1.13Commensal ParasitesPage 21
    14. 1.14Commensal and Pathogenic MicroorganismsPage 21
    15. 1.15Blood-Related Infectious ConditionsPage 24
    16. 1.16Structure of BacteriaPage 26
    17. 1.17Differences Between Gram-Positive and Gram-Negative BacteriaPage 31
    18. 1.18Important Gram-Positive Bacteria and the Diseases They CausePage 32
    19. 1.19AnthraxPage 34
    20. 1.20TetanusPage 38
    21. 1.21BotulismPage 40
    22. 1.22Bacillary HaemoglobinuriaPage 42
    23. 1.23Black Disease or Infectious Necrotic HepatitisPage 45
    24. 1.24Clostridial Disease (Enterotoxemia)Page 48
    25. 1.25Listeriosis or Circling DiseasePage 50
    26. 1.26Swine Erysipelas or Diamond Skin Disease in PigsPage 53
    27. 1.27Important Gram-Negative Bacterial DiseasesPage 56
    28. 1.28Brucellosis or Infectious DiseasePage 58
    29. 1.29Hemorrhagic Septicemia (HS)Page 61
    30. 1.30Vibriosis or CampylobacteriosisPage 64
    31. 1.31Jaw Swelling Disease (Actinomycosis / Lumpy Jaw)Page 67
    32. 1.32Swelling of the Tongue Disease (Actinobacillosis / Wooden Tongue)Page 69
    33. 1.33Conjunctivitis (Infectious Keratoconjunctivitis / Pink Eye)Page 72
    34. 1.34Colibacillosis or E. coli InfectionPage 74
    35. 1.35SalmonellosisPage 78
    36. 1.36Mud Foot Disease (Foot Rot Disease)Page 81
    37. 1.37Calf DiphtheriaPage 84
    38. 1.38Other Bacterial DiseasesPage 86
    39. 1.39LeptospirosisPage 87
    40. 1.40Tuberculosis / T.B.Page 89
    41. 1.41Johne's Disease (Johne's Disease / Paratuberculosis)Page 92
    42. 1.42C.B.P.P. (Occurs in Cattle) – C.C.P.P. (Occurs in Goats)Page 95
    43. 1.43MastitisPage 96
    44. 1.44Diseases Transmitted by Viruses in AnimalsPage 101
    45. 1.45Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD)Page 101
    46. 1.46Rinderpest / Cattle PlaguePage 105
    47. 1.47Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis (IBR)Page 108
    48. 1.48Bovine Viral Diarrhea (BVD)Page 112
    49. 1.49Three Day SicknessPage 115
    50. 1.50Viral Diseases in Sheep and GoatsPage 118
    51. 1.51Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR)Page 118
    52. 1.52Blue Tongue DiseasePage 121
    53. 1.53Sheep PoxPage 125
    54. 1.54Ovine EncephalitisPage 128
    55. 1.55Hog CholeraPage 131
    56. 1.56Japanese EncephalitisPage 134
    57. 1.57African Swine Fever (ASF)Page 137
    58. 1.58Transmissible Gastroenteritis (TGE)Page 141
    59. 1.59Vesicular ExanthemaPage 144

    1. 2.1Viral Diseases in DogsPage 146
    2. 2.2RabiesPage 146
    3. 2.3Canine DistemperPage 155
    4. 2.4Canine Infectious Hepatitis (Infectious Canine Hepatitis – ICH)Page 159
    5. 2.5Canine Parvoviral DiseasePage 163
    6. 2.6Coronavirus GastroenteritisPage 166
    7. 2.7Diseases Caused by Protozoa in AnimalsPage 170
    8. 2.8TrypanosomiasisPage 170
    9. 2.9Babesiosis / Red Water DiseasePage 174
    10. 2.10Theileriosis (East Coast Fever)Page 179
    11. 2.11ToxoplasmosisPage 183
    12. 2.12Anaplasmosis (Anaplasmosis / South African Gall Sickness)Page 187
    13. 2.13Diseases Caused by Parasites in AnimalsPage 191
    14. 2.14AspergillosisPage 191
    15. 2.15Candidiasis (Candidiasis / Moniliasis)Page 195
    16. 2.16RhinosporidiosisPage 198
    17. 2.17Ringworm (Dermatophytosis / Ringworm / Tinea Infection)Page 201
    18. 2.18Diseases Caused by ParasitesPage 205
    19. 2.19Internal ParasitesPage 205
    20. 2.20Ascaris Disease (Ascariasis / Roundworm Disease)Page 214
    21. 2.21MicrofilariasisPage 219
    22. 2.22Flukes / TrematodesPage 222
    23. 2.23A) Liver Fluke Disease (Fascioliasis)Page 223
    24. 2.24Schistosomiasis (Nasal Schistosomiasis)Page 228
    25. 2.25Tapeworms (Cestodes / Tapeworms)Page 230
    26. 2.26External ParasitesPage 238
    27. 2.27Viral Diseases That Occur in ChickensPage 246
    28. 2.28Ranikhet Disease (Newcastle Disease / Fowl Plague)Page 246
    29. 2.29Marek's DiseasePage 253
    30. 2.30Avian Leucosis ComplexPage 258
    31. 2.31Avian Encephalomyelitis (AE)Page 260
    32. 2.32Fowl Pox (Fowl Pox / Chicken Pox / Pongo Disease)Page 263
    33. 2.33Bird Flu (Avian Influenza)Page 265
    34. 2.34Infectious Bronchitis (IB)Page 269
    35. 2.35Infectious Bursal Disease (IBD / Gumboro Disease)Page 272
    36. 2.36Infectious Laryngotracheitis (ILT)Page 275
    37. 2.37Chicken Infectious Anaemia (CIA)Page 277
    38. 2.38Bacterial Diseases in ChickensPage 280
    39. 2.39Pullorum DiseasePage 280
    40. 2.40Fowl TyphoidPage 284
    41. 2.41Fowl ParatyphoidPage 288
    42. 2.42Fowl Cholera (Pasteurellosis)Page 291
    43. 2.43Coryza Disease (Infectious Coryza)Page 294
    44. 2.44Chronic Respiratory Disease (CRD)Page 298
    45. 2.45ColibacillosisPage 301
    46. 2.46Diseases Caused by Fungi in ChickensPage 304
    47. 2.47AspergillosisPage 305
    48. 2.48MycotoxicosisPage 307
    49. 2.49Diseases Caused by Parasites in ChickensPage 311
    50. 2.50ParasitesPage 311
    51. 2.51External ParasitesPage 315
    52. 2.52Chicken Blood Parasite Disease (Coccidiosis)Page 316
    53. 2.53Poultry Biosecurity & Disease TransmissionPage 321
    54. 2.54Poultry Disease Prevention – Biosecurity Measures & VaccinationPage 323

    1. 3.1Classification of DrugsPage 325
    2. 3.2Laboratory-Prepared Drugs and Drug ClassificationPage 329
    3. 3.3Classification Based on Mechanism of ActionPage 331
    4. 3.4Metrology – The Science of Weights and MeasuresPage 334
    5. 3.5Prescription WritingPage 338
    6. 3.6Dispensing and Labelling of Veterinary MedicinesPage 341
    7. 3.7Drug Standardization and Regulation / PharmacopoeiasPage 342
    8. 3.8Drug Regulation and Controlled SubstancesPage 343
    9. 3.9Routes of Drug Administration – Topical ApplicationsPage 346
    10. 3.10Drug Administration Through Natural Body OpeningsPage 347
    11. 3.11Drug Administration Through Other Natural OpeningsPage 349
    12. 3.12Injection for Drug Administration to Animals (Parenteral Routes of DrugPage 350
    13. 3.13Administration) Important Equipment Used in Pharmacies and Their ApplicationsPage 353
    14. 3.14Preparation and Dispensing of MedicinesPage 356
    15. 3.15Dispensing, Containers and Labeling of MedicinesPage 358
    16. 3.16Factors Influencing Drug Action and DosagePage 361
    17. 3.17Factors Influencing Drug Action Based on Method of AdministrationPage 362
    18. 3.18Animal and Environmental Factors Influencing Drug ActionPage 365
    19. 3.19Dosage Forms of DrugsPage 369
    20. 3.20Oral Liquid Dosage Forms – MixturesPage 375
    21. 3.21Therapeutic Oral Liquid Preparations and Other Physical SystemsPage 380
    22. 3.22ElixirsPage 385
    23. 3.23External Liquid Dosage FormsPage 390
    24. 3.24OintmentsPage 396
    25. 3.25Classification of OintmentsPage 397
    26. 3.26AerosolsPage 401
    27. 3.27Antiseptics and DisinfectantsPage 401
    28. 3.28Antibiotics, Antimicrobials and ChemotherapyPage 403
    29. 3.29Stomachics (Appetite-Stimulating Medicines) Used in VeterinaryPage 405
    30. 3.30Medicine Purgatives (Laxative Medications)Page 409
    31. 3.31Carminatives (Medicines That Eliminate Gas from the Stomach)Page 412
    32. 3.32Turpentine OilPage 414
    33. 3.33Astringents (Medications That Constrict Tissues and Reduce Secretions)Page 416
    34. 3.34Expectorants (Medications That Thin Mucus and Help Expel It)Page 418
    35. 3.35Caustics (Chemicals That Chemically Destroy Unwanted Tissue)Page 422
    36. 3.36StypticsPage 426
    37. 3.37Miscellaneous DrugsPage 428
    38. 3.38Disinfectants and Antiseptics Used in Veterinary MedicinePage 438
    39. 3.39Formaldehyde / FormalinPage 441
    40. 3.40IodinePage 443
    41. 3.41AcriflavinePage 445
    42. 3.42Zinc OxidePage 448

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