Teaching Guide – Antibiotic Usage in Livestock
Topic: Antibiotic Use in Livestock
Host: Madison Looney
Guests: Reauna Person, Galeon Collier
Objectives
Question for teacher to ask students before podcast:
Questions for teacher to ask students after podcast:
- students: The government regulates antibiotics by having veterinarians come and regulate them.
- Students: Antibitoics can only make people sick if they are not given correctly to animals.
- students: Antibiotics are used in livestock to produce better quality meat.
Podcast Prompts for Students To Follow Along During Podcast
1. Where did the podcast guest go to school?
a. MTSU and UTK
b. UTK and University of Arizona
c. Vanderbilt and MTSU
d. University of Arizona and Tennessee State University\
2. Which Guest has experience using antibiotics in Livestock? Mr. Collier
3. 3. What can happen if you overuse antibiotics? Bacteria can spread to others, making them sick
4. What percent of antibiotics is used for treatment?
a. 10%
b. 40%
c. 20%
d. 35%
4. Superbugs are hard to control, but what is a beneficial way to make sure these antibiotics are given properly? Making sure they are properly administered by someone licensed.
5. Who tests the food and animals before being given humans?
a. FDA
b. . CDC
c. AAFCO
d. FFDCA
5. What promotes diseases in animals? Most likely their environment
6. Why are antibiotics given to sick animals? Because sick animals cannot produce good quality meat.