IPA: /vɪˈbraɪoʊsɪs/
KK: /vɪˈbraɪoʊsɪs/
An infection caused by certain bacteria, often affecting cattle and sheep, and can lead to infertility or abortion.
Vibriosis is a serious concern for farmers raising cattle and sheep due to its impact on reproduction.
Vibriosis is derived from "vibrio" (from Latin *vibrio*, meaning to vibrate or shake) and the suffix "-osis" (from Greek *osis*, meaning a condition or disease). The term refers to a condition caused by bacteria of the genus Vibrio, which are known for their vibratory movement.
Think of 'vibrio' which relates to 'vibrating' bacteria, and '-osis' indicating a condition. This helps you remember that vibriosis is a condition caused by these vibrating bacteria.