Veterinary Preventive Medicine MCQs

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1. What is the main goal of veterinary preventive medicine?





2. Which is a component of preventive medicine?





3. The term “quarantine” refers to:





4. Prophylaxis refers to:





5. Which vaccine type contains killed organisms?





6. Herd immunity is achieved through:





7. Ring vaccination is used in:





8. Test-and-slaughter policy is used for controlling:





9. Colostrum provides:





10. Which of the following is a notifiable disease?





11. The period between infection and onset of clinical signs is called:





12. FMD vaccine is generally:





13. Which disinfectant is commonly used in veterinary hospitals?





14. Zoonotic diseases can be controlled through:





15. Which disease was eradicated globally in 2011?





16. DIVA vaccines help in:





17. Acaricides are used to control:





18. Which is the main method to prevent anthrax in animals?





19. Sentinel animals are used in:





20. Biosecurity refers to:





21. Which of the following is a vector-borne disease?





22. The primary aim of quarantine is to:





23. A live attenuated vaccine should not be given to:





24. The principle of vaccination is based on:





25. Which organization coordinates global animal disease eradication?





26. Chemoprophylaxis means:





27. PPR stands for:





28. Which type of immunity is acquired after recovery from a disease?





29. Vector control includes:





30. Which is a core component of farm biosecurity?





31. The “test and slaughter” policy is effective for:





32. Carrier animals are important in preventive medicine because they:





33. Disinfection of premises after an outbreak is called:





34. Which of the following is a non-specific defense mechanism?





35. What is the main route of rinderpest transmission?





36. Vector-borne zoonotic disease among the following is:





37. Which animals are primarily vaccinated against PPR?





38. Which method helps in early disease detection?





39. What does stamping out mean in preventive medicine?





40. A zoonotic bacterial disease controlled by pasteurization is:





41. Which type of immunity is conferred by vaccination?





42. Which disease uses “S19” and “RB51” vaccines?





43. Which step is essential before vaccination?





44. Fomites are:





45. Which factor does NOT affect vaccine efficacy?





46. What does a “notifiable disease” imply?





47. The primary purpose of mass deworming is to:





48. Vector for Japanese Encephalitis is:





49. Which is an example of chemoprophylaxis?





50. Which is the most sustainable approach in preventive medicine?