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| Increase over the normal expected number of disease cases in a geographic area during a certain time period. |
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| Maintenance of a certain level of disease within a geographic area over a certain time period. |
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| disease outbreak over an entire continent, country, or world |
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| What in the world are residues? |
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| hormones, antibiotics, and pesticides that have accumulated to levels that are above the established safe tolerable levels. |
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| EPA! EPA! what does it stand for? What do they do? |
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| Environmental Protection Agency they set residue limits for pesticides. |
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| What is FDA stand for and what do they do? |
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| Federal drug administraion, set residue limits on drugs. |
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| What does USDA stand for and what do they do? |
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| United States Department of Agriculture; monitor food for presence of residues. |
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| Reservoirs can be *blank* (soil) or *blank* (animals, people. |
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| Are hosts necessary for an organism's survival? |
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| Name a few zoonotic disease transmitted by direct transmission. |
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| Rabies, anthrax, leptospirosis, Brucellosis, Pasteurella, visceral lara migrans, cutaneous larva migrans, and psittacosis. |
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| A living organism that transports the infectious agent. |
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| Examples of indirect transmission diseases. |
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| Q fever, Plague, Lyme disease, Rocky mountain spotted fever, Giardia. |
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| What are five VIRAL zoonotic diseases? |
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| Rabies, WEE;EEE;VEE, New Castle Disease, Hantavirus, Orf, Simian Herpes(b virus), Yellow Fever |
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