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Across 8. The type of virus that causes PRRS 9. The gram negative bacilli that is the most significant cause of diarrhea in very very young piglets 11. Pigs (usually after weaning) can experience bleed ____ from gastric ulcers 12. The number of months a pig's age must be under to be succeptible to swine pox 13. The variant of this dermatologic critter is NOT zoonotic in swine, despite all our concerns if found in companion animals 15. The mortality rate of uncomplicated swine influenza 16. The most common bacterial isolate in swine lungs, causing suppurative pneumonia 20. The "proliferative" symptom of Lawsonia intracellulare infection means that the large intestine is...... 23. The gram stain designation of Actinobacillus pleuropneumonia 24. The most defining symptom of Glasser's disease (and it's other name!) 25. The distinctive color of the diarrhea of coccidia infected piglets 26. A respiratory disease with peracute, acute, and chronic forms 29. Mycoplasma hyosynoviae is distinguished from it's respiratory cousin because it attacks these areas 31. The lungs of a mycoplasma infected pig are this fruity color 32. The causative agent of Glasser's disease 35. The fruity heart disease caused by nutritional deficiency of vitamin E and Selenium 36. A significant concern in baby pigs, seeing as their iron need is higher than milk can provide (Though why don't they just go to the gym and pump some?) 38. Ascaris _____ causes verminous pneumonia 39. Seeing as it's be nearly eradicated in domestic herds, you have to do this if brucellosis is diagnosed 41. A twisty respiratory disease caused by Bordatella bronchiseptica and Pasturella multocida 43. Proliferative enteropathy typically found in pigs at or past this stage of development 45. The serovar of clostridium that produces bloody diarrhea and sudden death in newborn piglets 47. ________ hyodysenteriae, the gram-negative anaerobe responsible for swine dysentery 48. This zoonotic spirochete causes abortions and other reproductive problems LATE in pregnancy 49. The isospora species responsible for coccidiosis in pigs 50. The salmonella serotype MOSTLY ONLY found in swine. 52. The age up to which clinical signs of Atrophic rhinitis are noted 53. This acronym describes the reproductive effects of porcine parvovirus 54. The other name for pseudorabies

Down 1. The pathogen responsible for diamond skin disease 2. The transmissable disease of swine caused by a coronavirus 3. This "poisoning" is actually caused by water deprivation 4. _____ spots are often found on the liver of pigs with ascarid infection 5. The disease caused by a type 1 Herpes virus in swine. 6. The color of the often watery feces produced by pigelts infected with E. Coli 7. The most economically important swine disease in the US 10. The vitamin deficiency responsible for white muscle disease 13. To control the effects (but not the INFECTION) of parvo, commingle gilts with.. 14. A hearty concern of chronic Erysipelas infection 17. Another achy symptom- but this time of Glasser's, and MULTIPLE. 18. The degenerative liver condition caused by vitamin E and Selenium deficiency 19. The method of transmission for the highly infectious PRRS 21. The pneumonia causing pathogen that is part of the Porcine Respiratory Disease Complex 22. Have the highest mortality rate when infected with Pseudorabies 27. Pre-weaned piglets become this way when their sebaceous glands go into overdrive under the influence of Staphylococcus hyicus 28. The diarrhea causing virus (in nursing pigs) that almost all pigs are infected with 30. The mineral deficiency responsible for white muscle disease 33. The porcine cold that has caused zoonotic panic 34. The very ACHY chronic symptom of Erysipelas (Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae) infection 37. The state of the milk passed in the feces of neonates infected with TGE 40. Pigs at this stage of development must be watched very carefully for hypoglycemia 42. The ACUTE symptom of Erysipelas infection 44. Unlike their sarcoptic friends, THESE little skin critters are zoonotic when found on pigs 46. These lesions are usually found in the non-glandular stomach (the pars esophagea) 50. In Mycoplasma infection, this symptom is chronic and non-productive 51. If diarrhea is occuring before this day of age, it is NOT Isospora!