whar does heartworm cause

breathing difficulties and heart failure

what is a notifyable disease

a disease named in the Animal Health Act 1981

Welfare of Farmed Animals (England) Regulations 2010 applies to?

animals used for: Food, Wool, Skin, and farming purposes

under Welfare of Animals (Transport) (England) Order 2006, which animals are not deemed unfit for travel?

animals with a notifiable disease

what is the aim of animal travel certificates

reduce the risk of zoonotic diseases being introduced to the UK

what treatments do pet passports/ animal health certificates require

rabies vaccination, and tapeworm treatment

Welfare of Animals (Transport) (England) Order 2006 applies to?

Transport of all live vertebrate animals related to economic activity

what does babeosis casue

rapid onset of haemolytic anaemia

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1
what method is not a way you can prevent Leishmaniasis
insecticides and repellents
vaccinations
keep animals indoors at night
topical/spot on treatments
2
a long journey under Welfare of Animals (Transport) (England) Order 2006 is classed as one over 8hrs
False
True
3
whar does heartworm cause
breathing difficulties and heart failure
heart failure and pyrexia
heart failure, and diarrhoea
breathing difficulties, diarrhoea
4
what animals does the pet travel scheme apply to
cats, dogs, ferrets, horses
cats, ferrets, and dogs
cats, dogs, and rabbits
cats, dogs, rabbits, ferrets
5
what is a notifyable disease
a disease named in the Animal Health Act 1981
a disease named in the Protection of Animals Act 1911, 1988
a disease named in the The Animal Welfare Regulation 2018
a disease names in the animal welfare act 2006
6
welfare of farmed animals (england) 2010, doesn't imposes what regualtion
Regular inspections of equipment, living conditions, and welfare
travel regualtions
record-keeping
correct staffing
7
under Welfare of Animals (Transport) (England) Order 2006 which jounerys need to be logged
ones over 65km
all
ones over 15km
ones over 30km
8
when is a Transporter authorisation required, under Welfare of Animals (Transport) (England) Order 2006
over 60km
over 65km
over 55km
over 75km
9
which content is babesiosis common in
Asia
Europe
Americas
Africa
10
when were pet passports replaced by animal health certificates in the UK
1st jan 2021
1st jan 2022
1st jan 2020
1st jan 2023
11
which method is not a way of preventing babesiosis
avoiding rough ground and forests
vaccination
Insecticides and repellents
groom daily and remove ticks
12
Ehrlichiosis, common in all mediterainian countreis cannot be prevented by
groom daily and remove ticks
Insecticides and repellents
vaccination
avoiding rough ground and forests
13
a short journey under Welfare of Animals (Transport) (England) Order 2006 is classed as one over 8hrs
True
False
14
Welfare of Farmed Animals (England) Regulations 2010 applies to?
animals used for: Food, Wool, Skin, and farming purposes
animals used for: wool, skin, and other manufacturing purposes
animals used for: food, sports, hunting, and farming purposes
animals used for: companionship, sports, hunting and farming purposes
15
under Welfare of Animals (Transport) (England) Order 2006, which animals are not deemed unfit for travel?
injured animals
animals with a notifiable disease
recently labored animals
shorn sheep in wold weather
heavily pregnant animals
very young animals
16
what is the aim of animal travel certificates
reduce the risk of zoonotic disease being transmitted from the UK
protect the animal while abroad
reduce the risk of zoonotic diseases being introduced to the UK
17
what treatments do pet passports/ animal health certificates require
canine parvovirus vaccination and roundworm treatment
rabies vaccination, and tapeworm treatment
canine parvovirus vaccination and tapeworm treatment
rabies vaccination, roundworm treatment
18
Diseases are classed as ‘notifiable’ when there are significant concerns for public/animal health and trade
False
True
19
Welfare of Animals (Transport) (England) Order 2006 applies to?
Transport of all live invertebrate animals not related to economic activity
Transport of all live vertebrate animals not related to economic activity
Transport of all live invertebrate animals related to economic activity
Transport of all live vertebrate animals related to economic activity
20
is Leishmaniasis zoonotic or not zoonotic
zoonotic
not zoonotic
21
what disease can a pet contract while abroad
ehrlichiosis - bacterial
heartworm - parasitic nematode
babesiosis - protozoan
all of these
Leishmaniasis - protozoan
none of these
22
which country is heartworm not common in
Italy
Southern France
Australia
Spain
South Africa
America
23
which contry is Leishmaniasis not common in
Southern France
Spain
Portugal
Italy
24
Welfare of Animals (Transport) (England) Order 2006, doesn't require?
treatment of sick animals
fitness to travel
rest, water, and food breaks
all of these are requirements
space allowances,
duties of transporters
25
what method is not a way you can prevent heart worm
insecticides and repellents
wormer treatments
vaccinations
mosquito nets
26
who is a notifyable disease reported to
APHA
WHO
Police
DEFRA
27
what does babeosis casue
delayed onset of hepatic failure
rapid onset of haemolytic anaemia
delayed onset of haemolytic anaemia
rapid onset of hepatic failure
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how are notifyable disease controlled
all of these methods
slaughter of wildlife (ie deer for TB, you can't hurt badgers)
Imposing a protection and surveillance zone
slaughter of infected/ animals which have been in contact with disease
none of these methods
controlled movement of animals/people

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