NY/T 907-2004
ActiveThe rule for control techniques of animal brucellosis
动物布氏杆菌病控制技术规范
Catalogue
前言 → 1 范围 → 2 规范性引用文件 → 3 流行病学特点 → 3.1 流行病学 → 3.2 临床症状 → 3.3 病理变化 Foreword → 1 Scope → 2 Normative References → 3 Epidemiological Characteristics → 3.1 Epidemiology → 3.2 Clinical Symptoms → 3.3 Pathological Changes
Scope
This standard specifies the diagnostic techniques, control measures, and assessment acceptance criteria for animal brucellosis. This standard applies to the control of brucellosis.
本标准规定了动物布氏杆菌病的诊断技术、控制措施和考核验收标准。本标准适用于布氏杆菌病控制。
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Application Summary AI generated
Veterinary authorities and livestock farms use this standard to diagnose and control animal brucellosis, preventing disease spread. It provides unified diagnostic methods and control measures, which are crucial for protecting livestock health and public safety.
兽医部门和养殖场人员使用该标准来诊断和控制动物布氏杆菌病，防止疫情扩散。该标准提供了统一的诊断方法和控制措施，对保障畜牧业健康和公共卫生安全至关重要。
AI Summary AI generated
This standard specifies diagnostic techniques, control measures, and assessment criteria for animal brucellosis, applicable to cattle, sheep, pigs, and other livestock. It covers epidemiological characteristics, clinical symptoms, and pathological changes, emphasizing that sick animals are the main source of infection, transmitted via the digestive tract and mating. The standard references multiple related regulations and technical specifications, providing unified guidance for brucellosis prevention and control.
本标准规定了动物布氏杆菌病的诊断技术、控制措施和考核验收标准，适用于牛、羊、猪等家畜。内容包括流行病学特点、临床症状和病理变化，强调患病动物为主要传染源，通过消化道、交配等途径传播。标准引用多项相关法规和技术规范，为布氏杆菌病的防控提供统一指导。
Key Sentences extracted from text
本标准规定了动物布氏杆菌病的诊断技术、控制措施和考核验收标准。
患病动物和带菌动物是主要传染源，母畜在流产或分娩时，大量布氏杆菌随胎儿、羊水、胎衣等排出，污染周围环境。
家畜主要通过消化道感染，也可经交配和吸血昆虫叮咬传播;人主要经皮肤、呼吸道感染。
牛主要表现为在怀孕的第6个月~第8个月时发生流产，产出死胎或弱胎儿。
成年病畜主要为生殖器官的炎性坏死，淋巴结、肝、脾、肾等器官的特异性肉芽肿，关节炎性病变等。
This standard specifies the diagnostic techniques, control measures, and assessment acceptance criteria for animal brucellosis.
Sick animals and carrier animals are the main sources of infection; during abortion or delivery, a large number of Brucella are excreted with the fetus, amniotic fluid, and placenta, contaminating the surrounding environment.
Livestock are mainly infected through the digestive tract, and can also be transmitted through mating and bites from blood-sucking insects; humans are mainly infected through the skin and respiratory tract.
Cattle mainly show abortion in the 6th to 8th month of pregnancy, producing stillbirths or weak fetuses.
Adult sick animals mainly show inflammatory necrosis of the reproductive organs, specific granulomas in lymph nodes, liver, spleen, kidneys, and inflammatory lesions of the joints.