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Amphibian diseases Flashcards

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Treatment of “red leg”

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Parenteral broad-spectrum antibiotics with ocncurrent antifungals

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Gross pathology seen with Aeromonas infection

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widespread congestion and hemorrhage 
petechial & ecchymotic hemorrhage of skin, 
          GIT and skeletal muscles 
	 SQ edema & coelomic effusion 
GIT distension and congestion 
hepatic congestion and mottling 
splenomegaly
dorsal lymph sacs filled with turbid serous effusion
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Chryseobacterium spp

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Meningosepticum, oderans, indologenes

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Salmonellosis in amphibians

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Amphibians carry salmonella, rarely affected clinically

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General prevention and tx of gram - diseases

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Maintain optimal husbandry conditions
Cull diseased animals
Disinfectants: Chlorination, CuSO4, KMNO4, sea salt
Refrigeration (4-5 deg C for 14 days in axolotls)

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What abx to use with gram- dz

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chloramphenical, enrofloxacin, gentamicin, metro, oxytet, sulfadiazene

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Chlamydia spp

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gram-, obligate INTRACELLULAR coccoid orgs

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Most common Chlamydia spp in anurans

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C. psittaci and C. pneumoniae

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Histopathology of Chlamydia spp

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Pyogranulomatous hepatitis, diffuse hepatic necrosis
Fibrinopurulent glomerulonephritis
Pyogranulomatous interstitial pneumonia
Fibrinopurulent vegetative endocarditis
Pyogranulomatous myocarditis
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3 forms of mycobacteriosis

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Cutaneous
Respiratory
Visceral (most common)

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C/S of M. marinum

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Abscesses of the feet, cellulitis in the legs and skin, destruction of tibiotarsal jt, toes, base of skull

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C/S of M. chelonae

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Chronic wt loss, nonhealing skin ulcerations

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Which mycobacterial sp is characterized by cutaneous and visceral miliary granulomas?

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M. liflandii

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Margainins

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Defensin protein against gram+ and gram- bacteria, yeasts, protozoa - causes permeability changes

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Bombinin is from which sp?

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Bombina variegata (fire bellied toad)

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Dermaseptin is from which sp? What does it do?

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Phyllomedusa sauvagii (waxy monkey leaf frog) - antifungal

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PGLA - species, function

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X. laevis - cell permeability

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Brevinin-1 and -2

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Rana porsa brevipoda - antibacterial against gram+ and gram- organisms

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Esculentin

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Rana esculenta - more gram+ activity

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Etiological agent of Lucke Renal Adenocarcinoma

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Ranid herpesvirus 1

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Lucke Renal Adenocarcinoma is the major cause of death in which spp of frog?

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Lithobates pipiens

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C/S of Lucke Renal adenocarcinoma

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Slow growing renal tumors

Abdominal distension, bloating, ascites, lethargy, death

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Most common met of LRA

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Lungs

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When do LRA tumors form?

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Warm months, viral production occurs in fall after tumor has reached maximal size

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Calid form of LRA

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Summer form - viral replication doesn’t occur, you can’t see inclusions

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Algid form of LRA

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winter form - inclusion bodies and virions produced, virus is shed

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Ranavirus family

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Iridoviridae

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Two types of Ranaviruses

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Tadpole edema virus (TEV)

Ambystoma tigrinum virus (ATV)

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Tadpole edema virus c/s

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Fatal disease in wild bullfrog
Mortality decreases with age; adults immune
Lethargy, petechial hemorrhage on rear legs and ventral surface, edema
Focal hemorrhage in muscle, stomach, lungs

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c/S of ATV

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Systemic hemorrhaging, edema, ulceration, necrosis of integument, liver, gut
skin ulceration may be only finding

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Which animals are susceptible to ATV infections?

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Axolotls and salamanders

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Main Saprolegna sp

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S. parasitica

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Which spp primarily affected by Saprolegna

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Urodeles - mud puppies, salamanders, newts, frogs

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C/S of Saprolegna

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Deep ulcerations of skin, milky white appearance

Fluffy, cottony material

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Tx of Saprolegna

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Baths in K+ permanaganate, CuSO4, or benzalkonium chloride

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Chronomycosis c/s

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Granulomatous nodules in skin, skin ulcerations, granulomas in kidneys, liver, spleen, heart, etc

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Etiology of Chytridiomycosis

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Batrachochytridium dendrobatidis

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Reproductive cells of B. dendrobatidis

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Zoospores (this organism doesn’t produce hyphae)

Flagellated zoosphores require aqueous film to disperse and infect cells

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C/S of B. dendrobatidis

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Loss of slime layer, dysecdysis, hyperpigmentation, hyper buoyancy, death

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Dx of B. dendrobatidis

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Flask-shaped zoosporangia within STRATUM CORNEUM

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Tx of B. dendrobatidis

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Malachite green

Itraconazole

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X. laevis nematode

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Pseudocapillaroides xenopi

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c/s of P. xenopi

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Hemorrhagic tracts in skin with multifocal erosions

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Tx of P. xenopi

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Thiabendazole, Ivermectin

45
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Lungworm nematode

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Rhabdias

46
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Acanthocephalans

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THorny-headed worms - common GI parasite - can cause peritonitis

47
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Which worms are associated with limb deformities?

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Trematodes (Ribeiroia spp)

48
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Cryptosporidium parvum causes significant c/s in amphibians: T/F?

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F

49
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What neoplasias are amphibians susceptible to?

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Lymphoma

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