Bacterial Diseases of Cats Flashcards

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What type of bacteria is Bartonella?

A
  • gram negative

- curved hemotropic rods

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How is bartonella transmitted?

A
  • transmitted by fleas

- enters blood

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What are the clinical signs of bartonellosis in cats?

A
  • lymphadenopathy
  • fever, lethargy, anorexia
  • vavlular endocarditis
  • stomatitis, uveitis
  • mild neurological signs
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How is bartonellosis diagnosed?

A
  • blood culture
  • serology
  • PCR
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How is bartonellosis treated?

A
  • Enrofloxacin
  • Doxycycline
  • Axithromycin
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6
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What kind of bacteria is mycoplasma?

A
  • gram negative
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How is mycoplasma transmitted?

A
  • infected blood
  • blood-sucking insects
  • fighting and saliva
  • queen to kitten
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What are the clinical signs of mycoplasmosis in cats?

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  • hemolytic anemia (immune mediated and hemolysis)
  • lethargy, anorexia, vomiting
  • pale mucus membranes or icterus
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How is mycoplasmosis diagnosed?

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  • hemolytic anemia: hyperbilirubimenia and hyperglobulinemia
  • elevated ALT and AST
  • hypoglycemia
  • PCR
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How is mycoplasmosis treated?

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  • antibiotics: doxy, enrofloxacin
  • pred to decrease erythrophagocytosis in severely anemic animals
  • antibiotics will not rid of organism
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