In which form of Surra, affected animals suffer from fever, circling movements, incoordination, head pressing against hard objects, blindness, convulsions and death?

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QUESTION

In which form of Surra, affected animals suffer from fever, circling movements, incoordination, head pressing against hard objects, blindness, convulsions and death?

OPTIONS

(A) Subclinical form
(B) Chronic form
(C) Acute form
(D) Per-acute form

ANSWER

(C) Acute form

EXPLANATION

The acute form of surra can produce severe systemic and neurologic signs including high fever, circling, incoordination, head pressing, blindness, convulsions, and death. Subclinical and chronic forms are generally milder or prolonged, while peracute disease progresses too rapidly for the full described neurologic course.

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