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Honey Bee Medicine for the Veterinary Practitioner
De: Terry Ryan Kane (Editor), Cynthia M. Faux (Editor)
ISBN: 9781119583370
2021, Wiley
Capa dura
Páginas: 420
Animais de Produção e Saúde Pública
De: Terry Ryan Kane (Editor), Cynthia M. Faux (Editor)
ISBN: 9781119583370
2021, Wiley
Capa dura
Páginas: 420
Honey Bee Medicine for the Veterinary Practitioner is a comprehensive but practical guide to honey bee health for veterinary practitioners. The book begins with basic husbandry information and how to conduct a clinical examination, then describes specific diseases, diagnosis, and treatment. This resource aids veterinarians of any experience level with honey bees to competently and confidently treat honey bees.
Photographs, line drawings, tables, and graphs throughout demonstrate the concepts discussed. Honey Bee Medicine for the Veterinary Practitioner is a must-have reference for any veterinary practitioner taking calls on honey bees, as well as veterinary students, veterinary technicians, scientists, and apiarists.
Introduction
Honey Bee Medicine: A One Health Challenge - Terry Ryan Kane
Section One – Biology and Medical Foundations
Chapter 1 Looking to Nature to Solve the Health Crisis of Honey Bees - Robin W. Radcliffe and
Thomas D. Seeley
Chapter 2 The Superorganism and Herd Health for the Honey Bee - Robin W. Radcliffe
Chapter 3 Anatomy of the Honey Bee - Cynthia Marshall Faux
Chapter 4 Physiology of the Honey Bee - principles for the beekeeper and veterinarian
Rolfe M. Radcliffe
Chapter 5 The Honey Bee Queen - Randy Oliver
Chapter 6 Honey Bee Strains - Dewey Caron
Chapter 7 Native Bees: Diversity, Ecology, and Stressors of non-Apis Bees- Margarita M.
López-Uribe
Chapter 8 Honey Bee Nutrition - Randy Oliver
Chapter 9 Honey Bee Microbiota and the Physiology of Antimicrobial Resistance - Kasie Raymann
Chapter 10 Honey Bee Pharmacology - Gigi Davidson
Section 2 Beekeeping Principles for Veterinarians
Chapter 11 Equipment and Safety - Adam Ingrao
Chapter 12 The Apiarist - Kathleen Lee and Gary S.Reuter
Chapter 13 Basics of Apiary Design - Brandon Hopkins
Chapter 14 Clinical Examination of a Hive - Jerry Hayes
Chapter 15 Veterinary Regulations - Christopher J. Cripps
Chapter 16 Medical Records - Marcie Logsdon and Terry Ryan Kane
Chapter 17 Epidemiology and Biosecurity - Kristen Obbink and Jim Roth
Section 3 – Honey Bee Diseases, Disorders, and Special Topics
Chapter 18 Parasite Transmission Between Hives and Between Apis mellifera and non-Apis
Pollinators - Scott McArt
Chapter 19 Colony Collapse Disorder and Honey Bee Health – Jay D.Evans and Yan Ping Chen
Chapter 20 The Parasitic Mite Varroa destructor - David Peck
Chapter 21 Honey Bee Viral Diseases – Esmaeil Amiri, Olav Rueppell and David R. Tarpy
Chapter 22 Honey Bee Bacterial Diseases - Meghan Milbrath
Chapter 23 Honey Bee Fungal Diseases- Yan Ping Chen and Jay D. Evans
Chapter 24 Honey Bee Parasites and Pests- Britteny Kyle
Chapter 25 Toxins and Pesticides - Reed Johnson
Chapter 26 Diagnostic Sampling - Dan Wyns
Chapter 27 Necropsy of a Hive - Dewey Caron
Chapter 28 Common Husbandry Issues - Charlotte Hubbard
Chapter 29 Queen Rearing and Bee Breeding - Krispn Given
Chapter 30 The Future Direction of Honey Bee Veterinary Bee Medicine - Jeffrey R. Applegate
Terry Ryan Kane, DVM, MS
Owner
A2 Bee Vet
Dr. Terry Ryan Kane graduated from the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine in 1980 where she took beekeeping from the UI Extension Service. She also holds an MS in Ecology from the University of Illinois at Chicago. There, she studied the evolution of cave beetles in the Mammoth Cave System of Kentucky, In 1981, Dr. Terry founded Michigan's first feline-only hospital, The Cat Practice. After 23 good years, she sold her practice to embrace an opportunity she couldn't refuse in an entirely different role, serving as a Science and Technology Policy Advisor in the U.S. Senate (sponsored by the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the American Veterinary Medical Association). Following her time in Congress, Dr. Terry moved back to Michigan, restarted her bee hives and when the new FDA regulations regarding food animals, including honey bees, came into effect, started A2 Bee Vet, a veterinary practice serving local beekeepers. In addition to caring for honeybees, Dr. Terry was a member of VMAT, a veterinary first responder team. She has been deployed to serve animals in disaster zones a number of times, most notably to Hurricane Katrina. She currently serves on the AVMA's Committee on Environmental Issues. She is also a volunteer member of World Vets, which provides veterinary medical services to underserved areas in the world. For fun, she flies her Cessna 172 and in 2015 participated in the Women's Air Race Classic started by Amelia Earhart and friends in 1929. She is currently the Secretary of the Honey Bee Veterinary Consortium (hbvc.org).