Actinobacillus equuli Flashcards
subspecies
equuli
haemolyticus
A equuli subspecies equuli – hosts
horses
pigs
A equuli subspecies equuli – locations
primarily in tonsils, intestinal tract, reproductive tract
A equuli subspecies equuli – diseases
sleepy foal disease (acute bacteremia)
what happens when sleepy foal disease becomes chronic
purulent nephritis
arthritis
A equuli subspecies equuli – growth
macconkey agar
non hemolytic
but still has RTC toxin
a equuli subspecies haemolyticus – hosts
horses
a equuli subspecies haemolyticus – location
primarily in respiratory tract
a equuli subspecies haemolyticus – hemolysis?
hemolytic (RTX toxin)
prevalence of a equuli subspecies haemolyticus
less common
what is sleepy foal disease
foal bacteremia
when is sleepy foal disease obtained
in utero or during birth
what can happen if coinfection with strongyloides vulgaris
aneurysms
parasitic thrombus and arteritis
less acute infection of sleepy foal disease
abscesses and lesions in kidneys and joints
what disease shows facial celulitis
sleepy foal disease