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        | Diseases come from what two origins |  | Definition 
 
        | 1) infectious 
 2) Non-infectious
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        | Infectious diseases are caused  by what |  | Definition 
 
        | 1)bacteria 2)virsuses 3)micro plasm 
 4)Protoza 5)fungi
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        | Non-infectious diseases are caused by |  | Definition 
 
        | 1)metabolic disturbances 2)Nutrition disturbances
 3)hormones disterbances
 4)toxic substances  5)parasites
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        | Predisposing causes of diseases |  | Definition 
 
        | Stress,Age, it might be nutritonal, hereditary, breed, Genous , Sex of an animal |  | 
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        | Factors that are related to occurrences and incidence in diseases |  | Definition 
 
        | geographical meaning location weather
 Seasonal early spring grass is more tender late fall grass is less tender
 
 Age Groups, Confindment, Introduction to knew horses
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        | how are diseases  spread from animal to another |  | Definition 
 
        | Sexual Contact Example breeding 2)Excretions- urine and feases
 3)Subcreation- Mucous coming out nose
 4)Parasites- both external and internal
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        | 5)Contamination-feed or water 6)Airborne
 7)Animal infectors-bugs rabies your clotes etc.
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        | How do diseased organisms enter the horses body |  | Definition 
 
        | 1)feed and grain 2)air-as they inhale it
 3)mucous membranes
 4)Wounds
 5)Insect bites
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        | the time from the introduction of a germ intil it shows symptons 
 (note: this time depends on the the virusus)
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        | Precentage of a herd or flock showing signs of the disease |  | 
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        | the Percentage that die from the disease |  | 
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        | what are some Clincal Sypmtoms ands signs |  | Definition 
 
        | 1)Temputure-to high or to low 2)respitory rate - Slow or too fast breaths to deep or shallow
 3)Pulse rate- its not normal to fast or to slow
 4)Inflamtion- pain,heat,swelling,color
 5)Not eating 6)depression-sadness in eyes head hangs down wont do any thing
 7)Skin-dis coloration rash or bumps
 8)Combforation-physical signs
 9)Abodomain cavity-doesnt look normal look like a pop belly
 10)body discharges-from ,eyes,mouth,nostrulus,feasus,urine,mastits blood in milk ,breath should smell normal
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        | physical and chemical barriers |  | Definition 
 
        | 1)skin-protects its insides from all the bacteria 2)all the mocuse membranes
 3)Hair in ears protect from bugs and bacteria
 4)digestive system
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