NACA Animal Control Officers Practice Test

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Which condition is NOT a cause of sneezing in animals?

Allergies
Nasal foreign body
Asthma
Fungal meningitis

The correct answer is: Fungal meningitis

Fungal meningitis is primarily a central nervous system condition that affects the tissues surrounding the brain and spinal cord. While it can lead to various neurological symptoms, it is not typically associated with sneezing in animals. Sneezing is often a reflex action related to irritation or inflammation of the nasal passages, which can be caused by factors such as allergies, nasal foreign bodies, or respiratory conditions like asthma. In contrast, the other options provided directly relate to conditions that affect the respiratory system. Allergies can trigger sneezing due to irritation caused by allergens. A nasal foreign body can obstruct or irritate the nasal passages, leading to a sneezing reflex. Asthma may also induce sneezing due to inflammation and irritation in the airways. Thus, fungal meningitis stands out as it does not align with conditions typically causing sneezing.