PPT-Animal Disease And Parasite Susceptibility

Jess Curbo Introduction What different factors can contribute to animals disease and parasite susceptibility Facilities Genetics Body Condition Management Facilities What should a facility include to prevent disease susceptibility. Jess . Curbo. Introduction. What different factors can contribute to animals disease and parasite susceptibility?. Facilities. Genetics. Body Condition. Management . Facilities. What should a facility include to prevent disease susceptibility?. Unit C . Animal Management. Essential Standard 5.00: Understand management of agriculture animals. . Objective 5.02: Classify diseases of animals and preventative maintenance procedures. . Preventative Maintenance. Mrs. Ohoud . S.alhumaidan. Introduction . Paraitology. : . Parasitism : . (chapter 21). Parasite : . is an organism baring food and shelter temporarily or permanent and living in or on another organism. : . Parasitism : . (chapter 21. ). Two organisms living together, one is benefited ‘’called parasite’’ and the other is harmed ‘’called host’’. Parasite : . I. s . an organism baring food and shelter temporarily or permanent and living in or on another organism. Categorize diseases by their cause. List common diseases found in animals. Identify common animal parasites and their symptoms. Perform . an animal health . check. Identify & describe zoonotic diseases. gondii. , an obligate intracellular parasite.. Toxoplasma . gondii. . was first discovered in 1908 by Nicolle and . Manceaux. , . in Tunis, on . a . Gundi. (. Ctenodoactylus. . gundi. ).. It wasn't until 1939 that Wolf, Cowen and Paige were to conclude that toxoplasma . antiprotozoal . agent. Grade. . 4. -. Spring. . semester. . 20. 20. -202. 1. Prof. Dr. . Omji. . Porwal. Tishk International University. . FACULTY OF PHARMACY. Diseases caused by protozoa are responsible for considerable mortality and morbidity, especially in the developing world. . It’s . a . vaccum. which attracts & pulls for the things most needed that are on the same plane of vibration as the want in the body . General . inherent quality / capability of living organism of receiving impressions . Definitions. Zoonotic. . Diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans. Ex: Rabies. Parasite. Organisms that live on or in a host, which the parasite gets its food from. Host. An organism that the parasite lives on or in for part of it’s life cycle. 5. th. . Ed. . P.C. Beaver & . R.C. . Jung.. Medical Parasitology. Assistant Professor. Dr. Ahmed A. Mohammed. Medical Parasitology. Introduction and definitions. . . Type of relationships. Newfoundland & Labrador Veterinary Medical Association http://www.nalvma.ca/ For more information on this and other diseases of dogs, please contact your local veterinary clinic. For more information Parasitology . BY. Prof. Dr. Suzan A. Al-azizz. Nomenclature of Parasites:. Each parasite possesses two names, a generic and a specific that the former begins with an initial capital and the latter with an initial small letter, after which comes the designator's name followed by punctuation and finally the year. The generic and specific names are in italics but not the designator's name. For example:. Parasites. . are traditionally considered to be . protists. , . worms and arthropods, adapting themselves to live in or on another organisms termed host. The relationship between two dissimilar organisms that are adapted to living together is called symbiosis and the associates are . Protozoa and . helminths. (animal parasites) are studied in medical . parasitology. .. Parasite may be classified as :. Ectoparasite. -. . They inhabit the surface of the body of the host without .