CAev Flashcards
1
Q
(Caprine Arthritis Encephalitis Virus)
- what kind of virus?
- specific to what animal?
- how common in US?
- horizontal or vertical transmission?
- what % of infected have Cx?
A
- lentivirus
- goats
- high seroprevalence (positive means infected)
- both (horizontal more common)
- 35%
2
Q
(Kid Neurologic Form: Leukoencephalomyelitis)
- what do you see?
- what do you see on CSF tap?
- see on histo?
- RO what?
- only see this form in what kind of herd?
- tx?
A
- bright kid with paresis -> paralysis (irreversible)
(often die of 2° infection)
- ^ cell counts (monos and lymph)
- mononuclear leukoencephalomyelitis w/ extensive demyelination
- copper def (check liver)
- heavily infected herds
- none - euthanasia
3
Q
(CAEv Arthritis - MOST COMMON FORM)
- thickening and inflammation of the joint capsules - what will you see on joint tap? (TEST QUESTION)
- how long does it take for improvement?
A
- LYMPHOCYTES AND MONOCYTES
**2. TRICK QUESTION: **it keeps getting worse -> need to euthanize
4
Q
(CAEv Mastitis)
- one or two udders affected?
- what will you see?
- dx?
- tx?
A
- two: bilaterally affected (hard udder)
- no inflam, no pathogens isolated, ^ cells, dec milk prod
- histo definitive (lymphoid follicles impinging on ducts)
- no definitive - steroids help
5
Q
(CAEv: pneumonia)
- how common?
- will respond initially to abx - why?
- see what on biopsy?
A
- least common form
- 2° M. haemolytica infection
- lymphocytes and monocytes
6
Q
(CAEv: gen)
- positive ELISA means what?
- tx?
- vx?
A
- that there is an infection - doesn’t mean cause of Cx!
- no effective
- no
7
Q
(CAEv: Control)
SOMETHING FROM THIS WILL B EON TEST
- just look at slide in notes for this info
A