2. .Sheep and goat pox -1
Goat plague -2
Rift valley fever -3
.Blue tongue -4
.Orf -5
.Scrapie -6
.Foot and mouth disease -7
.Akabane disease -8
.Border disease -9
.Rota virus -10

3. Goat pox: typical pox
lesion in the perineum
and scrotum

4. White lesion of hepatic Extensive lesion in
necrosis and scarring the lip, dental pad
and hard palate
Nodules involve the skin
over the entire body
Goat pox:
lesions darken
and become
necrotic with
time in the
lung
Healing unpigmented
rumen epithelial lesions

5. Goat salivating due to painful
erosions
Depressed, hunched up goats with Lamb with ocular discharge and
soiled hind quarter diarrhea

6. Congestion in
the abomasum
is not diagnostic
Congestion in the
abomasum and colon
((zebra striping

7. Lamb liver showing severe
necrosis ( pale tissue( and
hemorrhage
Diffuse hemorrhage in
lamb abomasum

8. hemorrhage at the base of the Lesion at the coronary band
pulmonary artery

9. Hyperemia of the oral membranes Encrustation around the eyes
and nares

10. Scabs at the commissures of goat‘s Massive crusts involve the entire
lips muzzle eye lids of a sheep

11. Erosions and A proliferative
scabs on the teats lesion with
usually harbour scabs at the
secondary staph coronary
infection band

12. Typical motor neuron Fleece damaged by rubbing
vacuolation in brainstem
nucleus

13. Acute
lameness
Vesicle in the coronary band
Lip erosions
and blanching
of the dental
pad

14. Erosion
in the
rumen
Ruptured vesicle in the
interdigital space
Tiger stripping of the myocardium

15. Various brain defect in lamb A lamb brain showing micro
(encephalopathy. A normal brain( right
Still birth
with
arthrogrypo
sis in lamb

16. Necrotizing
placentitis
Arthrogryposis in a new born
lamb
Hairy
shaker
lamb with
normal
lamb
Aborted fetus with anasarca

17. Stunted villi clothed with Negatively stained viral
immature epithelial cells particles in feces
Transmission electron micrograph of
a virus infected jejunal enterocyte