Poultry Management: Coccidiosis, Newcastle Disease and Bursal Disease (Part 4)
Explore “Coccidiosis, Newcastle Disease and Bursal Disease” in this Poultry Management lesson. Part 4 of the five-part series brings together the source material and lesson topics. Use the contents links to find a section, read the notes, and consult the complete original teaching slides below.
Lesson topics
- Source of animal protein, employment & income
- Coccidiosis
- New Castle Disease
- Infectious Bursal Disease
- Cause | | Pulmonary hypertension
Contents
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- Source of animal protein, employment & income
- Coccidiosis
- New Castle Disease
- Infectious Bursal Disease
- Cause | | Pulmonary hypertension
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Poultry Management: original teaching slides for this study series.
Source of animal protein, employment & income
Source of animal protein, employment & income Air saculitis Mycoplasmosis Congested lung
Coccidiosis
Coccidiosis Cause | | Eimeria spp. Epidemiology | | Young bird are more susceptible Immunosuppressive diseases such as IBD increases the susceptibility High protein diet & vitamin A deficiency also increase the susceptibility Clinical signs | | Poor weight gain & FCR Bloody faeces Post-mortem | | Caecum becomes distended Clotted & unclotted blood in the caeca Treatment | | Cocci-Off/Anticoc/SCZ
Vita-ADE, Ferovet, Vita-K, Zis-Vet Source of animal protein, employment & income
Source of animal protein, employment & income
Source of animal protein, employment & income Blood in caeca Distended caeca Coccidiosis
New Castle Disease
New Castle Disease Cause | | New castle disease virus, a paramyxovirus Epidemiology | | Young bird are more susceptible Mortality upto 100% Clinical signs | | Increase respiration Greenish diarrhoea Edema around the eye & head Leg paralysis Post-mortem | | Haemorrhage in proventriculus, small intestine and caecal tonsil Treatment | | Cipro-A Vet/Ativet/Eraprim Vet Glucolyte Vet Vita-ADE, Ferovet, Vita-K, Zis-Vet
Source of animal protein, employment & income
Source of animal protein, employment & income
Source of animal protein, employment & income Haemorrhage in proventriculas Characteristic death sign in ND New Castle Disease
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Infectious Bursal Disease
Infectious Bursal Disease Cause | | IBD virus Epidemiology | | 3-6 week age are susceptible Mortality upto 30% Clinical signs | | Depression Vent picking Diarrhoea/bloody faeces Post-mortem | | Haemorrhage in thigh & pectoral muscle Haemorrhage at the junction of proventriculus & gizzard and in the bursa Swollen bursa & kidney Treatment | | Cipro-A Vet/Ativet/Eraprim Vet/Moxilin Vet DS Glucolyte Vet
Vita-ADE, Ferovet, Vita-K, Zis-Vet Source of animal protein, employment & income
Source of animal protein, employment & income
Source of animal protein, employment & income Haemorrhage in bursa Haemorrhage at the junction of prov. & gizzard Infectious Bursal Disease Swellen bursa
Cause | | Pulmonary hypertension
Cause | | Pulmonary hypertension Rapid growth & high metabolic rate Epidemiology | | Oxygen deficiency High energy diet Low ambient temperature Clinical signs | | Abdominal distension Reluctant to move Respiratory distress Post-mortem | | Fluid accumulation in abdominal cavity Right side cardiac enlargement Treatment | | Dirovet/Moxilin Vet DS E-Vet Plus/E-Vet Restric the feed
Source of animal protein, employment & income
Review questions and answers
What are the key points about Source of animal protein, employment & income?
Source of animal protein, employment & income Air saculitis Mycoplasmosis Congested lung
What are the key points about Coccidiosis?
Coccidiosis Cause | | Eimeria spp. Epidemiology | | Young bird are more susceptible Immunosuppressive diseases such as IBD increases the susceptibility High protein diet & vitamin A deficiency also increase the susceptibility Clinical signs | | Poor weight gain & FCR Bloody faeces Post-mortem | | Caecum becomes distended Clotted & unclotted blood in the…
What are the key points about New Castle Disease?
New Castle Disease Cause | | New castle disease virus, a paramyxovirus Epidemiology | | Young bird are more susceptible Mortality upto 100% Clinical signs | | Increase respiration Greenish diarrhoea Edema around the eye & head Leg paralysis Post-mortem | | Haemorrhage in proventriculus, small intestine and caecal tonsil Treatment | | Cipro-A…
What are the key points about Infectious Bursal Disease?
Infectious Bursal Disease Cause | | IBD virus Epidemiology | | 3-6 week age are susceptible Mortality upto 30% Clinical signs | | Depression Vent picking Diarrhoea/bloody faeces Post-mortem | | Haemorrhage in thigh & pectoral muscle Haemorrhage at the junction of proventriculus & gizzard and in the bursa Swollen bursa & kidney Treatment | | Cipro-A…
What are the key points about Cause | | Pulmonary hypertension?
Cause | | Pulmonary hypertension Rapid growth & high metabolic rate Epidemiology | | Oxygen deficiency High energy diet Low ambient temperature Clinical signs | | Abdominal distension Reluctant to move Respiratory distress Post-mortem | | Fluid accumulation in abdominal cavity Right side cardiac enlargement Treatment | | Dirovet/Moxilin Vet DS E-Vet…
More lessons from this document
- Poultry Management — Part 1
- Poultry Management — Part 2
- Poultry Management — Part 3
- Poultry Management — Part 4
- Poultry Management — Part 5
Conclusion
The important points in Infectious Bursal Disease should be reviewed alongside the definitions, examples and comparisons given above. Continue with the other four articles to cover the rest of the source material.