Chapter 204 - Canine distemper Flashcards

1
Q

What genus does the Canine Distemper virus (CDV) belong to?
a) Lyssavirus
b) Morbillivirus
c) Ephemerovirus
d) Novirhabdovirus

A

B

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2
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Which virus that affects humans belongs to the same genus as Distemper?
a) Rubella
b) Ebolavirus
c) Measles
d) Shingles

A

C

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3
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Which cell types does CDV initially infect and destroy?
a) Glial cells and astrocytes
b) Respiratory epithelial cells
c) Lymphocytes and mononuclear cells
d) Enterocytes

A

C

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4
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Following initial infection with CDV, what receptor allows binding of the virus to affect neuronal cells?
a) Transferrin
b) Aminopeptidase N
c) Nectin-4
d) P75 neurotrophin

A

C
a = parvo/panleukopenia, b = feline coronavirus receptor site (FIPV II), d = facilitate rabies entry (but multifactorial)

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5
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Up to what period of time can CDV remain viable in the environment to facilitate indirect transmission?
a) A few hours
b) A few days
c) 5-7 days
d) 10-14 days

A

B - labile virus, easily inactivated by disinfectants

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6
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Which antemortem source tends to yield the least amount of CDV using RT-PCR techniques?
a) Conjunctival swabs
b) Deep pharyngeal swabs
c) Nasal swabs
d) Rectal mucosal swabs

A

A

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