A) Sanitation (14%)
B) Exposure to the Infectious Agent (23%)
C) Vaccination (20%)
D) All of These (43%)
Answer : D
2 of 20: The immune system has two separate but coordinated "branches". What are they?
A) Antibody Mediated and Cell Mediated (55%)
B) Higher and Lower (22%)
C) Acute and Chronic (23%)
Answer : A
3 of 20: Which of the following would be a vaccine-, animal-, or management - related reason for failure of protection against disease in a vaccinated animal?
A) Inappropriate Vaccine Storage (21%)
B) Poor Vaccine Response in a Sick or Stressed Animal (18%)
C) Vaccination When Passive, Colostral Antibodies Are Present (18%)
D) All of These (44%)
Answer : B
4 of 20: When treating a bacterial infection with antibiotics, you should stop treatment as soon as clinical signs are gone, even if only after one dose.
A) True (52%)
B) False (48%)
Answer : A
5 of 20: Most animals can absorb antibodies from colostrum ________.
A) for the First 1-2 Hours of Life (15%)
B) for the First 1-2 Days of Life (53%)
C) Throughout Their Entire Lives (32%)
Answer : B
6 of 20: The flea is the ___________ of tapeworms.
A) Precursor (23%)
B) Intermediate Host (60%)
C) Dead End Host (17%)
Answer : B
7 of 20: Most neonates do not start making their own antibodies until maternal antibodies have decreased.
A) True (74%)
B) False (26%)
Answer : A
8 of 20: _ is great tissue associated with healing, has lots of blood supply and is resistant to infection.
A) Granulation Tissue (48%)
B) Proud Flesh (32%)
C) Scar Tissue (20%)
Answer : A
9 of 20: Inflammation is characterized by ___________.
A) Swelling (16%)
B) Redness (22%)
C) Heat (19%)
D) All of These (43%)
Answer : D
10 of 20: The proliferation phase of wound healing begins immediately and lasts for about 2-5 days.
A) True (58%)
B) False (42%)
Answer : B
11 of 20: If the vet gave you a powdered medication to administer to your dog, what i sthe easiest way to you give it?
A) Dissolve It and Squirt It Down Their Esophagus (31%)
B) In or on the Food (51%)
C) Dissolve It and Inject It IM (17%)
Answer : B
12 of 20: :An abscess in the jowl region of a horse and profuse nasal discharge are symptoms of which contagious disease?
A) Rhinopneumonitis (40%)
B) Strangles (39%)
C) Influenza (21%)
Answer : A
13 of 20: What contagious skin condition leaves small circular patches of bare skin?
A) Round Worm (30%)
B) Psoriasis (33%)
C) Ringworm (37%)
Answer : C
14 of 20: What parasite most often causes colic in horses because they block the blood supply to the intestines?
A) Roundworms (45%)
B) Small Strongyles (32%)
C) Large Strongyles (23%)
Answer : C
15 of 20: What test is required by US law to check for Equine Infectious Anemia?
A) ELISA (20%)
B) Coggins (48%)
C) Immuno Assay (32%)
Answer : B
16 of 20: Which of the following respiration rates would fall in the normal range for a resting horse? (bpm= breaths per minute)
A) 10 Bpm (46%)
B) 20 Bpm (41%)
C) 25 Bpm (12%)
Answer : A
17 of 20: You dip a lamb's navel with a betadine wash to prevent a cold.
A) True (50%)
B) False (50%)
Answer : B
18 of 20: Which of the following is NOT an external parasite?
A) Lice (29%)
B) Pinworms (56%)
C) Mites (15%)
Answer : B
19 of 20: What insect is responsible for carrying Eastern Equine Encephalitis?
A) Bot Flies (35%)
B) Mosquitoes (44%)
C) Horn Flies (21%)
Answer : B
20 of 20: What is the most likely problem or contamination in flowing surface water?
A) Blue-green Algae (27%)
B) High Iron Concentration (38%)
C) Bacteria (36%)
Answer : B
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All Answers in table
SNO | ANSWER |
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1 | D |
2 | A |
3 | D |
4 | B |
5 | B |
6 | B |
7 | A |
8 | A |
9 | D |
10 | B |
11 | B |
12 | B |
13 | C |
14 | C |
15 | B |
16 | A |
17 | B |
18 | B |
19 | B |
20 | B |
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