Disease and Vaccination:
✅ Black quarter (BQ) – A bacterial disease caused by
Clostridium chauvoei.
Can be prevented through vaccination.
❌ Milk fever – A metabolic disorder; not preventable by vaccine.
❌ Mastitis – Bacterial infection; controlled through hygiene and antibiotics, not vaccination.
❌ Bloat – Gas buildup in the rumen; managed through diet, not vaccination.
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80 Mins English English25 Questions50 Marks20 Mins English English25 Questions25 Marks20 Mins EnglishAn example for viral disease of cattle is
Crepitus swelling in hind quarters which crackles when rubbed is noticed in in one of the following disease
Chicks are vaccinated on the first day for which disease?
| List I (Disease) |
List II (Symptoms) |
| a. Foot and mouth disease |
I. Extension of one leg forward and the other backward |
| b. Mastitis |
II. Animal walks in circle |
| c. Marek's disease |
III. Blisters in the mouth |
| d. Ketosis |
IV. Hot, swollen, painful udder |
Suggested Test Series
Suggested Test Series
An example for viral disease of cattle is
Crepitus swelling in hind quarters which crackles when rubbed is noticed in in one of the following disease
Chicks are vaccinated on the first day for which disease?
| List I (Disease) |
List II (Symptoms) |
| a. Foot and mouth disease |
I. Extension of one leg forward and the other backward |
| b. Mastitis |
II. Animal walks in circle |
| c. Marek's disease |
III. Blisters in the mouth |
| d. Ketosis |
IV. Hot, swollen, painful udder |
