2. pneumonia
• acute
• confluent with
normal lung or
swollen
• rounded edges
to lobes
• soft, meaty
texture
• moist exudate
• chronic
• shrinkage of
affected portio
n
• sharp edges to
lobes
• firm texture
• dry
• catarrhal
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9. pleurisy
•Grade 1: The lobe of the
lung
•Grade 2: Bonding between
the lobe and the ribs
•Adoption of
pleuropneumonia: not
recorded as pleurisy, but
10. recording pleurisy together
with pneumonia
•N1 = stick together between
lobe, normal lung
•N2 = stick together between
the lobe and the ribs, normal
lung
•P1 = adjacent to the lobe,
pneumonia lung
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26.
27. Sarcoptic mange
•Grade 1: The papule is
located only at the papule 2-
5 mm diameter behind the
ear or abdomen and thigh:
specificity 78%
•Grade 2: Wide distribution:
specificity> 98%
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35. Atrophic rhinitis
•Grade 0: Normal full-nose
turbinate septum symmetric and
upright.
•Grade 1: Anatomy Slightly
absent from atrophy
•Grade 2: mild to severe atrophy
36. •Grade 3: Moderate changes.
Moderate septum defect with 7
mm gap. Degeneration at
moderate ventric scroll.
•Grade 4: Moderate to Severe
Changes There is a septum
defect between the middle of
the ventricle with a gap> 8 mm
ventric scroll disappears.
Moderate degeneration occurs.
Severe fibrous ventral scroll.
37. Atrophic rhinitis
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Dial, G. 1990.
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38. Nephritis
•Grade 1: White to gray spots
2-5 mm in diameter at the
cortex surface. No scar and /
or hypertrophy.
•Grade 2: Expanded Vision
Found a grayish tinge. cortex
have hypertrophy And
41. Esophogastric ulcer
•Grade 0: Normal skin
throughout the esophagus
•Grade 1: The
hyperkeratinisation of the
squamous area is usually
paler and yellow.
•Grade 2: epithelium
42. The time that pigs are
infected before the
slaughterhouse is also
visible.
4-6 weeksIleitis: proliferative enteropathy
10-12 weeksPleuropneumonia
4-5 monthsAtrophic rhinitis
6-12 weeksModerate/severe-reinfestation
3 weeksMild-first exposure
Ascarid liver lesions:
8-12 weeksPleurisy
8-16Enzootic pneumonia
Duration of
infection before
the
slaughterhouse.
Condition
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49. Pointon, A., Dial, G. 1990. Swine
Slaughter-check Procedures Manual. Dev
eloped through collaboration of the Nati
onal Animal Health Monitoring System an