OH IV Lecture 2

Animals and products serve as _ against future requirements; liquid asset that is portable; animal products

Predictive and personalized veterinary medicine; EMBARK

Interconnectivity of economics; impact societies and cultures; Tom Friedman's 'The world is flat' 'Olive tree + Lexus'

Horses, mules, burros, camels, oxen, water buffalo used as ____ pulling plows, threshing grain, moving water, clear land

Wild and domestic animals used as cash flow; sales + barter of animals + animal products; animals as tourist attractions

Domestic animals serve as future growth potential and reproductive potential for ____

Farmers, ranchers, herdsmen, fisherman, nomads; some date back hundreds-thousands of years

Horses, donkeys, mules, burros, dogs, camels, llamas, yaks, water buffalo used for transport; moving people, produce

One health model includes environment, human health, animal health, and ____

Disease can spread anywhere in the world within 24 hours

Power of population is so superior to power of Earth to produce subsistence for man that premature death must occur

Dogs, geese, and other animals serve as sentries and security

Feathers, teeth, claws, bones, hides, and furs used for ____

What country demographics are being shown?

Failed/failing states; symmetric vs. asymmetric; ir-/regular; transnational crime + drug trafficking; Russia vs. Ukraine

Dogs, cats, birds, poultry control insects, rats, snakes, and other vermin

Hides and GI parts used for ____

Presence and ownership of livestock reinforces _; presence and health of distinctive wildlife reflect _

Nation state vs. non-state actors; social, religious, ethnic boundaries crossing current political boundaries; Iraq/turk

Animals used in sport, racing, fighting, hunting, and rodeo type activities

Animals serve as companions and people develop strong bonds with animals (livestock + companion)

Domestic animals; Meat, milk, eggs, blood; wild animals meat, fish, blood, honey

Organisms (livestock); grains; genomics; proteomics; cloning; advanced pharmaceuticals

Computers/internet; communications; robotics; nanotechnology; alternative power

Water; hydrocarbon fuel; arable land

Pet monitoring; home cameras; fit bits for dogs

Hides, fur, wool, and hair used as ____

Multi-national corporations; interconnected banking; linked currencies

Movement to cities from rural areas; by 2050 more than 70% will live in urban settings, currently 56%

Ownership of animals increases social status

Fecal material from animals used to increase productivity; fish and wildlife products used as nitrogen source

Increasing emerging and re-emerging diseases; 70% zoonotic, 72% wild; HIV/AIDS, Ebola, SARS, MERS, Influenza, Nipah, WNV

Demographic trends - developing countries young population and continued high birthrates

More than 2 billion people across the planet burn dried ____ for energy

The world is changing and it will impact all of us

Live bird markets; spread was facilitated

Pollution; poverty; healthcare; emerging infections

These demographics match what nation?

Desertification; topical disease

Domestic and wild animal products are used as ____

Rise of new emerging powers BRIIC: Brazil, Russia, India, Indonesia, China

Animism, reincarnation and animal worship are common; many animals hold special places in ____

Dung from domestic animals is used for __ for cooking and heating; fats, oils, and blubber used as fuel

These demographics match what nation?

Fats, oils, and blubber used for ____

Using animals for ____ (elephants)

Sheep, goats, yaks, llamas, alpacas, and camels serve as ____

Hides of yaks and wild animals used to form shelter; dung and mud used to form houses

Global context, recog. critical contribution that US vets play internationally (health, trade, food safety, education)

Clinical affiliates