Lg. Animal Medicine

4. This is the causative agent of Potomac Horse Fever. The bacteria lives in freshwater snails and insects which the horse than can accidentally ingest while drinking water.
7. Also known as lockjaw, this disease is endemic in U.S soil. As a result, horses are to be vaccinated annually.
12. This creature is the vector for the highly fatal neurological disease Equine Encephalitis.
13. ____ immunity develops after exposure to an antigen.
14. These mucopurulent material that can build up in the guttural pouches of horses, complicating treatment of Empyema.
16. Dermatophytosis is commonly refered to as ____.
17. This is the most common tumor in horses.
18. The vaccine for Bang's diseases is only legally allowed to be given to ____.
20. Lack of ____ in dam's diet during gestation will result in White Muscle Disease in ruminants.

1. These arteries are vulnerable to damage in a horse infected with fungal guttural pouch myosis.
2. This test is used in the diagnosis of Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA), and is required before transportation.
3. Wobbler syndrome heavily affects the ____ limbs more severely.
5. is an immune-mediated condition, and the leading cause of blindness in horses.
6. Increased RR is referred to as this.
8. Immersing a lamb or kid in a warm-water bath is a highly effective method for treating ____.
9. rhythmic eye movement
10. This test detects pathogenic nucleic acids, the components that make up DNA or RNA of certain diseases
11. The proton pump inhibitor is the preferred method of treating ____ in horses.
14. ____ vaccines that are recommended for all animals of that species
15. These are the primary host of the parasite responsible for Equine protozoal myelitis.
19. Lambing ____ allow time for the lamb to recognize their mother and prevent rejection by the ewe.