ASF Flashcards
ASF leads to abortion regardless of the virulence of the infecting virus.
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Wild boars may carry ASFV as chronically infected animals.
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The main tool against ASF is vaccination.
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Virulent strains of ASFV cause an acute disease in domestic Sus.
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ASFV infects every cloven- hoofed animal.
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Acute ASF is characterized by hemorrhages.
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ASF does ø occur in Europe.
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Vaccination is used for prevention of ASF.
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ASF cause skin lesions in Sus.
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ASF is caused by arbovirus.
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Vaccines may be used for the control of ASF.
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ASF is endemic in Central Europe.
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ASFV infects Sus + Ru.
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ASFV can replicate in certain ticks.
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ASF is caused by any arbovirus.
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ASF is a notifiable disease.
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Virus neutralization is the most important tool for ASF diagnosis.
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Pregnant sows abort in case of ASFD cases.
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The chronic form of ASF is similar to other immune complex disorders.
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ASF infection of humans leads to cold like symptoms.
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ASFV may cause chronic infections in Sus.
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ASF may cause a chronic disease in wild boars.
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ASFV infects Sus + Ru.
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ASFV can replicate in certain soft ticks.
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ASF may cause a chronic disease in wild boars.
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The clinical picture of chronic ASF is similar to dermatitis nephritis/ nephropathy.
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ASF does ø have any vaccination.
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