1
Q
Define veterinary public health
A
The sum of all contributions to the physical, mental and social well-being of humans through an understanding and application of veterinary science
2
Q
What is One Health?
A
An integrated, unifying approach to balance and optimise the health of people, animals and the environment
3
Q
Describe the legislation of veterinary public health
A
4
Q
What are the areas covered by One Health
A
Legislation
Animal Welfare
Animal Health
Environment
Zoonoses
Food Safety and technology
5
Q
What are the roles of an Official Veterinarian (OV)
A
Work on behalf of UK Gov
Officials Controls Qualification
Slaughterhouses
bTB testing
Pet passports
Exports
Leah VPH
flashcards
Decks in class (35)
# Cards
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Module introduction5
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Animal welfare at abattoir and food chain information19
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Emergency slaughter16
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Ante mortem inspection37
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Post mortem inspection67
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AM & PM SDL40
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Applied epidemiology16
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Farm assurance9
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Applied epidemiology and control11
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animal byproducts and specified risk material32
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Poultry FCI & AM inspection33
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poultry slaughter and carcass dressing14
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milk quality sdl18
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milk quality11
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Egg hygiene16
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environmental issues and economics of food production20
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HACCP51
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Honey hygiene27
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Muscle to meat SDL7
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Notifiable disease40
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Rejected organs PM17
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Poultry practical30
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Zoonoses and emerging diseases17
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Poultry PM SDL17
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Fish lecture34
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Microbiology practical13
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Milk residues36
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Fish practical21
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Fish SDL11
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Zoonoses in companion animals82
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Food technology59
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Sustainability4
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Slaughter and carcass dressing34
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Kahoots14
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Muscle to meat78
