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WORLD VETERINARY DAY | APRIL 27th 2024 The 2024 World Veterinary Day is celebrated on 27th of April and has the theme ‘Veterinarians are essential health workers.

Taenia hydatigena metacestodes (cystecircus tenuicollis) in a goat 🐐.

🚩🚩Human Brucellosis (Malta Fever) Brucella or Malta fever🚩🚩 The most common common diseases are transmitted from cows, sheep, goats, pigs, and camels through direct contact with blood, placenta, fetus, and uterine secretions, or through contamination of animal products, especially milk. ❎Cause: Brucella abortus, Brucella melitensis, Brucella suis, Brucella canis. ❎Transportation methods: By eating or direct contact with an infected animal with wounds on the hands. Or by inhaling bacteria in laboratories. The people most susceptible to the disease are consumers of milk and its derivatives, farmers, butchers, veterinarians, and workers in scientific laboratories. The incubation period of the disease is high, ranging from 2 to 4 weeks, and it can be two months or more. ❎Clinical signs: 🔺 Signs occur acutely or suddenly, with a persistent, intermittent, or irregular fever. 🔺 Profuse sweating, fatigue, loss of appetite, weight loss, headache, muscle pain with general pain. 🔺 When brucella infects the heart or nervous system, most cases are fatal. ❎Diagnosis: Serological tests such as: 🔺Rapid Card Test (Rose Bengal Test) 🔺ELISA test 🔺 PCR ❎Treatment: 1- Doxycyclin 100 mg twice a day for 45 days + streptomycin 1g daily for 15 days. 2- The main alternative to treatment is Doxycyclin 100mg twice a day for 45 days + rifampicin 15 mg/kg/day (600-900mg) for 45 days. Channel: https://t.me/starvetbooks [email protected] @Aman28vet

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# FEVER Dengue fever Dengue, also known as dengue, is a viral disease transmitted by the bite of a specific type of mosquito called Aedes , especially Aedes aegypti . This disease is mainly widespread in tropical and subtropical regions of the world. -Usual symptoms include clinical features: - Body temperature rises suddenly. - Severe headache. - Pain behind the eyes. - Muscle and joint aches. - A skin rash that may appear a few days after the temperature rises. - Nausea and vomiting. -Dizziness - Bleeding due to low platelets Treatment: -Platelet transfusion in case of bleeding -Paracetamol -Vitamins (Vit C) -Warm liquids - Rest and warm well Prevention Control: - Avoid mosquito bites by using mosquito repellents, and wearing clothing that covers as much of the body as possible. - Use mosquito nets and window screens. - Maintaining a clean environment to remove mosquito breeding places. -Note: 🛑Be careful not to use Aspirin or any NSAID medications to relieve fever Because it exacerbates bleeding Channel: https://t.me/starvetbooks [email protected] @Aman28vet

#poultry🐓🐣🐓 ⭕️Common Poultry Terms 🔺Blastoderm– the “bullseye” of a fertilized egg. This will become the chick if allowed to develop 🔺Blastodisc– The unfertilized yolk spot that carries the hens genetic material. When fertilized by a rooster it becomes a blastoderm 🔺Chalaza– Twisted membranes that are attached to each end of the egg yolk. Connects yolk to shell 🔺Albumen– the egg white only, separate of the yolk 🔺Bloom - the moist protective coating on a freshly laid eggs that partially seals the pores of the egg shell to prevent penetration by bacteria (also called the cuticle) 🔺Chorion– Sac that holds the developing chick embryo and yolk 🔺Allantois - a sac connected to the embryo's abdomen and involved in embryo respiration 🔺Amnion - a sac surrounding the embryo filled with amniotic fluid which protects the developing embryo from shock and provides a medium for the develop embryo to exercise their muscles 🔺Primaries (feathers)– the 10 large flight feathers at the end of the wing 🔺Blood feather– or pin feather, is a newly emerged feather. Feather is encased in a delicate keratin wrapper and can easily bleed if damaged 🔺Saddle Feathers– also known as hackles- the long, pointy feathers on a male chickens neck 🔺Molting– the annual shedding of feathers 🔺Broiler– Chickens raised specifically for meat production 🔺Cockerel– or cock, is a male chicken less than 1 year old. More commonly used in place of “rooster” in Europe 🔺Rooster- a male chicken over 1 year old, however the term is often used for a male chicken of any age. 🔺Pullet– a young female chicken 🔺Hen– Mature, egg laying female chicken Channel: https://t.me/starvetbooks [email protected] @Aman28vet

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