Bovine Flashcards

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What is the name for Shipping fever

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BRD
Bovine Respiratory Disease

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What are the 6 factors that causes shipping fever

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BHV-1 – Bovine herpesvirus - 1
BRSV – Bovine respiratory syncytial virus
BPIV-3 – Bovine parainfluenza virus - 3
Mannheimia haemolytica
Pasteurella multocida
Stress

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3
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Is BHV-1 contagious

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Yes

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What are the two systems that BHV-1 targets

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Respiratory system
Reproductive system

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Whats the pathogenesis in BHV-1 in Lungs

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Impairs function of PAM ( Alveolar macrophages )
-> Proliferation of M. haemolytica
–> Leukotoxin
Affects peripheral blood neutrophils
-> Enhance binding of Leukotoxin

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Whats the pathogenesis in BHV-1in reproductive system

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Clinical illness / Parenteral MLV vaccination
-> nonimmune pregnant cow

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7
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Abortion is most common in cows that are ___ months pregnant for BHV-1 infection

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6 - 8 months

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Is morbidity and mortality higher in feedlot cattle or dairy herd for BHV-1

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Feedlot cattle

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What are the 3 most important respiratory clinical signs for BHV-1?

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Pneumonia
Nasal discharge
Red nose = Inflamed nares

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Whats the prevention measure for BHV-1?
Whats its side effect

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Vaccines
Side effect -> Potentially abortigenic

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Which virus is BRSV serologically & genetically closely related to ?

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HRSV

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12
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Is reinfection common due to recurring BRSV disease in summer time?

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No
Reinfection is common
Disease mainly occur in COLD seasons

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What are the 2 type of cells that BRSV mainly replicate in?

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Ciliated respiratory epithelial cells
Type 2 pneumocyte

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What are the 2 main pathogenesis for BRSV?

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Airway obstruction
Airway hyperactivity

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15
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What is the antibody type that causes hypersensitivity?

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IgE

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16
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What is the malignant form of BRSV?

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PRDS ( Paroxystic respiratory distress syndrome )

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Does airway obstruction or airway hyperactivity causes PRDS, and how?

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Airway hyperactivity
BRSV can cause Extensive pulmonary mast cell degranulation which causes PRDS

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Does BRSV cause intracytoplasmic or intranuclear inclusion bodies

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BOTH

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At what age is it more likely to develop viral pneumonia for BRSV

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Under 6 months old

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Why is antimicrobial drugs given for BRSV?

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2nd bacterial infection is common
Small % develops Fatal interstitial pneumonia

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Which virus is BPIV-3 serologically & genetically closely related to ?

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What are the 3 type of cells that BPIV-3 mainly replicate in?

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Ciliated respiratory epithelial cell
Pneumocytes
Alveolar macrophage ( PAM )

23
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What are the 2 pathogenesis for BPIV-3 infection?

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Interference with pulmonary clearance & PAM
-> 2nd infection
Bronchoconstriction
-> Inflammation
-> Enhance constriction of respiratory smooth muscles

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Which virus is BPIV-3 similar to in terms of clinical signs

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BRSV
-> Often milder than BRSV

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Is Mannheimia haemolytica G(+) or G(-)
G(-)
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Is Mannheimia haemolytica normally found in ruminants?
Yes They are commensal bacteria
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How many serotypes are there for M.h. Which serotype is often isolated from pneumonic lungs?
12 serotypes Type 1 is isolated from pneumonic lungs
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What is the main virulent factor for M.h. And how does it work
Leukotoxin -> Low dose --> Recruit and activate leukocyte -> High dose --> Lyse leukocyte & platelets --> Neutrophil is ineffective in killing --> Damages endothelial cell - Infarct
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What are the necrotic leukocytes called?
Oat cells
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What is the most common pneumonia caused by M.h.
Fibrinonecrotizing pneumonia
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What is the name for when a piece of dead tissue is isolated from the surrounding healthy tissues
Sequestrum
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Is Pasteurella multocida G(+) or G(-)?
G(-)
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Match the follow about P.m. Normal habitant Upper respiratory Opportunistic pathogen Lower respiratory
Normal habitant in upper respiratory Opportunistic pathogen in lower respiratory
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Though having similar lung lesion to M.h. what is the virulent factor that P.m. is missing which causes the absence of what cell?
Pasteurella multocida does not have Leukotoxin therefore no Oat cell
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Why does calf infected by P.m. have "Sweaty coat"
Fever
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What is the prevention and control for P.m.
Reduce stressors -> Precondition before transport -> Minimize transportation time -> Arrival processing (e.g. vaccination) -> Vaccinate them 2-3 weeks before shipment
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What is BEF? and what is its other name
Bovine Ephemeral fever 3 day sickness
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What is the main transmission route for BEF What else could help spread the disease
Main - Insect (e.g. mosquitoes ) Wind & animal transportation
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In what season is BEF the most prevalent?
Wet, hot season
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What type of fever would BEF cause?
Biphasic ( to polyphasic )
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Does BEF cause Purulent or Serous nasal and ocular discharge?
Serous nasal & ocular discharge
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Other than fever and nasal discharge what are the other 2 clinical signs we have to look out for for BEF
Muscle -> Stiffness -> Lameness Milk production -> Decreased
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What is the prevention control for BEF
Vaccine -> Inactivated -> Live attenuated
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What is the family for Lumpy skin disease virus what is lumpy skin disease also known as
Poxviridae Netthling poxvirus
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In what season is lumpy skin disease the most prevalent?
Wet, hot seasons
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What is the main transmission route for lumpy skin disease
Arthropod
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Where would the outbreak usually be around for Lumpy skin disease?
Waterways -> I guess its because of arthropods reproduction
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Does Lumpy skin disease causes increased / decreased milk production
Decreased
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What is the prevention & control for Lumpy skin disease
Live attenuated vaccine Early detection
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Do we care about rinderpest
No
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What is the 3 cells that Rinderpest virus infect
Mucosal epithelial cells Monocyte Lymphocyte
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What is causes a HIGH morbidity & mortality rate in Rinderpest
Severe diarrhea & dehydration