Titlebook: Investigation and Management of Disease in Wild Animals; Gary A. Wobeser Book 19941st edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 199

前兆

Investigation of Disease Outbreaks and Chronic or Inapparent Diseaseprotracted conditions in which it may be difficult to detect sick animals or any other evidence of the disease. Disease in wild animals is often likened to an iceberg with the great bulk of the problem hidden from view. In this analogy, the exposed tip is often the disease outbreak, while chronic di

FEAS

Arrhythmia

Management of the Causative Agent/Factor or Its Vectorare, first, a knowledge of the identity of the cause and, secondly, some method for its reduction or elimination. The simplest method of eliminating a causative factor is to prevent the introduction of new disease agents into areas where they currently do not exist. This form of disease prevention u

Catheter

山羊

infelicitous

Commodious

BOGUS

Emergency and Integrated Management Programstime. However, there are situations in which it is necessary to embark on an immediate, emergency control program. The most dramatic examples of this type of program occur when an exotic disease, such as foot-and-mouth disease, African swine fever or rabies, is introduced into an area previously fre

Hyperalgesia

atures and a decrease in cold periods. For maximum temperatures were observed greater increases in trends spring and winter, minimum temperatures in summer trends. The trends confirm climate change in an environment is particularly sensitive to temperature changes especially during the season of sno

placebo-effect