Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
The method of control of classical swine fever in sporadic area is
A)
Vaccination
B)
Stamping out
C)
Both ((a) and (b)
D)
None of the above
Sporadic classical swine fever is controlled by stamping out policy with quarantine.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
First embryo transfer in cattle was successfully done by:
A)
Nicholes – 1933
B)
Norwick and Berry – 1949
C)
Albert livestock transplant Ltd. – 1971
D)
Willett et al. – 1951
Willett and colleagues successfully transferred a bovine embryo in 1951 leading to first ET calf.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Abortion occur due to brucella in the cow at:
A)
Early pregnancy
B)
Last Trimester
C)
Second Trimester
D)
Any stage
Brucella abortus causes abortion in last trimester (5-8 months) when erythritol concentration rises.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
In cows mostly vagino-cervical prolapse occur in:
A)
Early gestation
B)
Advanced gestation
C)
Mid gestation
D)
None of them
Vagino-cervical prolapse in cows occurs mostly in advanced gestation due to increased abdominal pressure and relaxin.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Malpighian follicles are the characteristic histological feature of:
A)
Lymph nodes
B)
Spleen
C)
Ovary
D)
Bursa
Malpighian or splenic corpuscles formed by lymphoid follicles are characteristic of spleen white pulp.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Which are not a flexor group muscle:
A)
Pronator teres
B)
Flexor carpi redialis
C)
Ulnaris lateralis
D)
Lateral digital extensor
Lateral digital extensor is an extensor of digits, not part of flexor group of forelimb.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
The suture pattern used in wound in urinary bladder is
A)
Crushing suture
B)
Mattress
C)
Cushing
D)
Simple continuous
Cushing inverting suture provides leak-proof closure for hollow viscera like urinary bladder.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Haemorrhagic shock is managed by administration of
A)
Plasma
B)
Dextrose
C)
Normal saline
D)
Whole blood
Hemorrhagic shock requires whole blood transfusion to replace RBCs and volume.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
An ideal bone implantation material should be:
A)
Soft
B)
Porous
C)
Compact
D)
Hard
Ideal bone implant should be porous to permit bone ingrowth and vascularization.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Ketosis may occur due to:
A)
Excessive feedings of silage
B)
Excessive loss of inorganic salts in milk
C)
Excessive feeding of hay
D)
Excessive exercise
Feeding of ketogenic, poorly preserved silage high in butyric acid is a known predisposing cause of ketosis.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
The largest flat bone in the body is formed by
A)
Frontal bone
B)
Mandible bone
C)
Oscoxae
D)
Scapular bone
Os coxae is the largest flat bone forming pelvic girdle in domestic animals.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Milk fever in cow is characterize by
A)
Cataract
B)
Photophobia
C)
Mydriasis
D)
Miosis
Milk fever hypocalcemia is associated with mydriasis and generalized paresis.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Euthanasia in small animals is commonly done using
A)
Barbituric acid
B)
Sodium pentobarbitone
C)
Sodium thiosulfate
D)
None of the above
Sodium pentobarbitone overdose is common humane euthanasia method in small animals.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
The number of cervical vertebrae present in the fowl is
A)
14
B)
12
C)
9
D)
13
Domestic fowl (chicken) has 14 cervical vertebrae (birds have 13-16).
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Sigmoid flexure is absent in:
A)
Camel and Yak
B)
Cattle and Buffalo
C)
Cat and Dog
D)
Horse and Dog
Sigmoid flexure of penis is present in ruminants and pig, absent in horse, dog and cat.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Common site for taking pulse in goat is
A)
Facial artery
B)
Femoral artery
C)
Carotid artery
D)
Coccygeal artery
In goats and sheep pulse is most conveniently palpated at the femoral artery on the medial thigh.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Cause of Enzootic haematuria is:
A)
Thiamine deficiency
B)
Prolonged ingestion of mycotoxins
C)
Prolonged ingestion of bracken fern
D)
None of the above
Enzootic haematuria (red water) in cattle is caused by prolonged ingestion of bracken fern (Pteridium aquilinum).
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
The antidote for xylazine is
A)
Yohimbine
B)
Doxapram
C)
Coramine
D)
Atropine
Yohimbine is specific alpha-2 antagonist and antidote for xylazine sedation.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Blue tongue is:
A)
Infectious disease
B)
Contagious disease
C)
Non-Infectious disease
D)
None of the above
Bluetongue is an infectious, non-contagious, vector-borne viral disease of ruminants transmitted by Culicoides midges.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Increased thirst in hypothermia is due to
A)
Dryness of mouth
B)
Profused sweating
C)
Lost of sod. chloride
D)
High body temperature
Hypothermia causes cold diuresis with sodium chloride loss leading to thirst.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
In which disease, eggs are normal but their production is decreased:
A)
Infectious coryza
B)
Tick paralysis
C)
CRD
D)
RD
Infectious coryza (Avibacterium paragallinarum) reduces egg production while egg quality remains normal.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
In caeserian section of cow the incision site is generally performed in
A)
Right flank
B)
Perineal
C)
Ventral midline
D)
Left flank
Left flank laparotomy is standard approach for caesarean section in standing cow.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
In the organ of eyes, the photo receptors are present in
A)
Cornea
B)
Retina
C)
Sclera
D)
Choroid
Photoreceptors rods and cones are present in the retina, the light-sensitive layer of eye.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
Bestiality is punishable under the IPC
A)
IPC 420
B)
IPC 377
C)
IPC 228 and 229
D)
IPC 325 and 426
Unnatural offences including bestiality were punishable under IPC Section 377.
Veterinary • 2018 • AH & Vety Paper-III
FMD is cause by:
A)
Orthopox virus
B)
Aphthovirus
C)
Herpes virus
D)
None of the above
Foot-and-mouth disease is caused by Aphthovirus of family Picornaviridae.
