Rift Valley fever in livestock is most characteristically associated with which combination of findings?

Correct answer: C. Abortion storms and mosquito transmission

  • A. Neurological disease and dog bites
  • B. Chronic arthritis and tick transmission
  • C. Abortion storms and mosquito transmission
  • D. Skin nodules and contaminated hides

Explanation

Rift Valley fever commonly causes severe abortion outbreaks and high mortality in young ruminants. The virus is mainly spread by infected mosquitoes, although direct contact with tissues and fluids can also infect people.

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