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    • Bacteremia caused by Trueperella pyogenes or Streptococci spp. is the cause for septic endocarditis
    • Babesiosis can also be transmitted transovarially, through experimental inoculation and through the intrauterine route, although rare
    • In digital dermatitis, Treponema are the bacterium most commonly found in lesions
    • Chalky "plaques" most evident in the left ventricle most likely point to nutritional myopathy
    • Ventricular Septal Defect or VSD occurs when the wall (septum) between the two ventricles does not fully develop,
      leaving a hole
    • Osteomyelitis is defined as infection of the bone
    • Lameness is defined as abnormal gait, which should be differentiated from ataxia, which is abnormal gait due to lesion of the nervous system
    • Osteodystrophy is characterized by defective bone development that is usually attributable to renal disease or to disturbances in calcium and phosphorus metabolism
    • idiopathic hemorrhagic pericardial effusion Is said to be the cause of pericardial effusion leading to right-sided congestive heart failure and muffled heart sound
    • Tetanus is a fairly common disease occurring in all types of livestock and is a relatively rare disease in cattle, but outbreaks of disease can cause very severe losses.
    • Pseudocowpox is also referred to as milker's nodules
    • Vaccination is the cheapest control method and represents an essential measure for the control of Leptospirosis
    • . Abnormal disposition, size and shape of any part of a system is known as deformity
    • calf diptheria has an oral form and a laryngeal form
    • idiopathic hemorrhagic pericardial effusion is potentially treatable with combinations of pericardial drainage and corticosteroid treatment
    • Lice is a common winter problem in ruminants but is said to cause less impact in summer due to sunlight and shorter hair coat in animals.
    • VSD may occur alone or together with other malformations
    • In rabies, virus replicates in striated muscle or infect nerve cells
    • Blood clot formation serves as the attachment site of bacteria for septic endocarditis
    • bovine anemia is caused by intracellular blood parasites belonging to the Theileria orientalis group
    • Sole ulcers occurs due to constant pressure by flexor tuberosity of P3 on the corium of the hoof.
    • lameness is the inability to maintain posture due to shock, hypocalcemia, or starvation
    • Nutritional myopathy is an acute degenerative disease of cardiac and skeletal muscle caused by a dietary deficiency of selenium or vitamin E in young, rapidly growing calves, lambs, and kids
    • Ischemic Myonecrosis is associated with prolonged recumbency
    • The FMDv genus is Aphthovirus
    • Water buffalo are more susceptible to hemorrhagic septicemia
    • No necropsy is always done for suspected anthrax cases
    • Brain is the tissue of choice for histologic exam & differentiation between pseudorabies & rabies
    • In blackleg, when affected muscle is palpated due to swelling it produces a sound called crepitus
    • Imidocarb is a derivative of Urea (N-phenylurea) which is a nitrogenous compound
    • Purified protein derivative is a substance injected into the skin in tuberculin skin test
    • Erythritol is a compound produced by the placenta that predisposes localization of Brucella spp.
    • Lymnaea is a genus of IH of F. gigantica in the Philippines
    • Orchitis is the inflammation of testes due to Brucella spp.
    • Hardjo is a serovar of leptospira with adaptation to cattle
    • The most important species of trypanosoma in cattle is Trypanosoma congolense
    • Most common clinical sign of CAE is polysynovitis/arthritis
    • Pestivirus is the genus of bovine viral diarrhea virus
    • The primary area affected by orf is the buccal area which includes mouth, lips, and nose.
    • Fimbriae is a part of E. coli that is used as an ingredient in vaccines
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