One Health exam 1 part 1 y2s1

and R naught value over ___ represents a communicable disease

___immunity :protection against dz thru Abs produced by another human being or animal

___% of wild caught seafood of US imports are ilegal?

__ is relating to current geological age, human activity has dominant influence on climate

T/F: As of January 2019, Veterinary Food Directive declared bees as livestock.

T/F you can still be in the incubation period but be able to spread disease

it is common for ____ to occur during the window of susceptibiltiy

WOTF is not one of the 3 thigns that lead to disease potential

Pseudogymnoascus destructans is the scientific name for what disease?

Spillover infection is also known as:

WOTF are field limitations for wildlife?

____: development of Ab in an animal that did not previously have detectable Abs

WOTF are determinants of health

What is the greatest driver of emerging diseases?

brucellosis test: if seroconversion has occured you will see ____

Is canine influenza zoonotic?

____ is the ability to spread disease

T/F: the interface for spillover btwn wildlife and ppl is always domestic animals.

it takes _____ for puppies to develop their own antibodies

WOTF are signs and mortality rates in pigs?

WOTF are reasons that animals are used as sentinels for bioterrorism?

WOTF does NOT describe bias and issue in wildlife sampling?

How long can spores from American Foulbood persist in the environment?

Transfer of infxn from reservoir population w hi pathogen prevalance 2a novel host is called:

__ is species that routinely maintains and circulates virus

____ immunity can be acquired by contracting the disease or through vaccination

What bacteria has been shown to inhibit growth of WND w/o touching it?

WOTF are todays global health security risks

T/F employed people are generally healthier than unemployed

_____: symptoms to be recognized

____ includes bioweapons, lab samples, emerging diseases, epidemics/pandemics

When looking at presentation of agroterror events, WOTF are different presentations

What is the source of Nipah virus?

____ is the ability to cause disease

T/F: Chytridiomycosis is reportable.

Without ____ a kitten will have no immunity

What does NARMS stand for?

How are bats integral to life in the United States?

____ is time between the infection of the host by agent and ability to transmit agent

When infectious agents multiply rapidly to high levels it is called:

How many species all over the world have been affected by Chytridiomycosis?

Name the percentage of new and re-emerging diseases are zoonotic?

_____ is the ability to be seen by the body as non-self

____ are all existing cases

WOTF inter-gov. agency has the mandate for animal health, human health, wildlife health?

What % of emerging diseases are vector borne or zoonotic?

WOTF is involved in transmission of white nose disease?

____ is the ability to enter and establish in the body

What role do hikers play in white nose disease?

WOTF is NOT how urbanization impacts zoonotic disease with ibis in Australia?

WOTF forms spores and affects honey bees?

after ____ colostrum is no longer effective

____ is terrorist acts intended to disrupt or damage a country's agriculture

____ is how severe the disease is

Where was the index case of white nose in bats in the united states?

Which common honey bee disease is treated with oxytetracycline?

T/F: White nose disease is zoonotic.

WOTF is the human driven source for Nipah Virus in Bangladesh?

T/F: all honey bees in the unted states are Apis mellifera.

_____ is the time from exposure to onset of symptoms

____ is usually less than ____

WOTF are one of the factors used to define domestic terrorism

____ is the period of time during which infected host remains capable of transmitting

Bats suffering from White Nose Disease do *NOT*:

According to Dr. V, bats, rodents and primates are:

Land use/ecosystem changes and climate/weather change are the 2 biggest:

WOTF are examples of physical determinants of health

WOTF do WND and Chytridiomycosis have in common?

What is the case fatality rate of Nipah virus in humans?

you are born with ____ immunity and you develop ____ immunity

WOTF is the BIGGEST reason we are seeing emergind diseases?

passive immunity lasts about ____

Agent, Host and Environment create disease potential. What is this called?

____ is the amount of new cases

WOTF is *NOT* a clinical signs of chytridiomycosis?

WOTF are US agencies that are not involved in agroterrorism and bioterrorism

____ is the deliberate release of viruses, bacteria, germs, or toxins to cause illness or death

___ live animals imported into the US from 2000-2006

____ : severity of disease

WOTF are characteristics of emerging diseases?

WOTF are NOT one of the 3 primary mammal sources of new viral infections?

Which emerging disease is most terrifying to epidemiologists?

____ is used as economic warfare because the US exports as much as they import

____ is when maternal Abs are wearing off but babies Abs arent completely formed

___ is human transmitted infections to animals

WOTF are zoonotic diseases that do NOT cause illness in reservoirs?

__ is species that cwn bw infected with virus

range of personal, social, economic and env factors that influence health status are..

How much money could we lose per year if the US loses bats as pest control?

WOTF describes the epidemiology of Ebola?

T/F if kitten consumes colostrum, it will be prot against every dz or vax mom had for life

WOTF affects the prepual & pupal stages of development, and smells like old gym socks?

WOTF is part of the responses of agroterror events

WOTF are signs of disease in bees?

WOTF does NOT describe how Zika virus spreads

WOTF are NOT infectious diseases in wildlife causing extinction?