Veterinary Service (Pashu Sewa) — Practice Quiz (Set 5)By sushil / October 6, 2026 Veterinary Service (Pashu Sewa) — Practice Quiz (Set 5) 10 questions · 15 minute time limit Start Quiz You can take this quiz as a guest. Log in first if you want it saved to your progress history. Which disease, caused by Clostridium tetani, is characterized by muscle rigidity and spasms following a deep contaminated wound in livestock? Anthrax Tetanus Blackleg Foot rot Which zoonotic disease is transmitted to humans primarily through contact with the urine of infected rodents or contaminated water? Rabies Leptospirosis Brucellosis Anthrax In ruminant anatomy, which stomach compartment is primarily responsible for microbial fermentation of fibrous feed? Abomasum Omasum Reticulum Rumen Which vector is primarily responsible for transmitting the causative agent of babesiosis in cattle? Mosquitoes Ticks Houseflies Fleas What is the primary purpose of administering anthelmintic drugs on a rotational basis in livestock deworming programs? To increase the drug's cost-effectiveness To reduce the development of parasite resistance to a single drug class To speed up the animal's growth rate directly To eliminate the need for vaccination Which clinical sign is most classically associated with foot-and-mouth disease in cattle? Vesicles and erosions on the mouth, tongue, and feet Chronic diarrhea only Progressive blindness Excessive wool shedding In poultry, which disease is caused by a paramyxovirus and often presents with respiratory distress, nervous signs, and greenish diarrhea? Fowl pox Newcastle disease Infectious bursal disease Coccidiosis What is the main physiological reason why ruminants are prone to bloat (ruminal tympany) when grazing lush legume pastures? Excess salt intake causing dehydration Rapid fermentation producing stable foam that traps gas and prevents eructation Lack of water intake Overactive abomasal motility Which diagnostic test is the standard confirmatory method for diagnosing rabies in a suspect animal postmortem? Complete blood count Direct fluorescent antibody test on brain tissue Fecal flotation Skin scraping microscopy What is the primary purpose of a withdrawal period after administering antibiotics to food-producing animals? To allow the animal to regain lost weight To ensure drug residues decline to safe levels in meat or milk before human consumption To prevent the animal from being vaccinated too soon To reduce the cost of the drug treatment Submit Quiz
