Preview Questions Livestock Manager | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: What is the key clinical sign of ketosis in dairy cows, and how is it managed?

Which action should you take?

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Swollen udders and difficulty walking; managed with hoof trimming

Excessive salivation and bloating; managed with antibiotics

Dehydration and pale mucous membranes; managed with fluids

Reduced feed intake and weight loss; managed with propylene glycol supplementation

Question 2: How can livestock managers mitigate heat stress in dairy cattle during summer months?

Which action should you take?

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Using high-protein feeds and reducing milk production schedules

Increasing pasture quality and grazing time

Moving cattle to colder regions during hot months

Providing shade, cooling systems, and adequate water supply

Question 3: How can mastitis in dairy cows be effectively controlled through animal health management practices?

Which action should you take?

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By reducing the frequency of milking to lower stress levels

By improving milking hygiene and providing dry cow therapy

By enhancing breeding practices to select for mastitis-resistant cows

By increasing antibiotic use during lactation

Question 4: What is the correct procedure for administering vaccines to newborn lambs to ensure effective immunization?

Which action should you take?

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Injecting vaccines subcutaneously and monitoring for reactions

Intranasal vaccines combined with deworming treatments

Intravenous injections followed by feeding the colostrum

Oral administration and delaying feeding for 12 hours

Question 5: What is the most effective method for managing Johne's Disease in cattle herds?

Which action should you take?

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Implementing strict biosecurity measures and culling infected animals

Decreasing herd density and increasing pasture land

Routine use of antibiotics and hormones to treat infected animals

Allowing infected animals to recover naturally without intervention

Question 6: Which of the following is a major limitation of linebreeding in livestock?

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It can lead to the expression of undesirable recessive traits

It enhances the genetic pool by bringing in new genetics

It significantly reduces the cost of animal management

It improves fertility rates in the offspring