Deck 4 Flashcards

1
Q

What causes African horse sickness?

A

Orbivirus, reoviridae

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2
Q

What causes fowl cholera?

A

Pasteurella multocida

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3
Q

Tuberculosis in swine is due to:

A

Mycobacterium avium

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4
Q

Types of culture media are:

A

Natural or synthetic

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5
Q

Reservoir of west nile virus:

A

birds

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6
Q

Most susceptible for tetanus are:

A

Horses

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7
Q

Paratuberculosis sample is from:

A

feces

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8
Q

Blocking ELISA colour or not?

A

Colour (positive)

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9
Q

Brucella culture agar:

A

Columbia blood agar

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10
Q

Aetiological agent of BVDV:

A

Pestivirus, Flaviviridae

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11
Q

How do ticks cause arboviral disease?

A

Biting

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12
Q

Why do E. coli cause lumpy oedema in sow?

A

Enterotoxins cause change in osmotic pressure

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13
Q

What causes swine vesicular disease?

A

Enterovirus, picornavirus

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14
Q

Who can get infected by rabies?

A

All mammals, especially carnivora and chiroptera

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15
Q

Principle of PCR:

A

Proliferation of the nuclear information of the aetiological agent

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16
Q

Causative agent for Rift Valley fever:

A

Phlebovirus, bunyavirus

17
Q

What is the One-health concept?

A

Collaberative, multisectorial, transdiciplinary approach at local, regional, national and global level with the common goal of optimum health considering the interconnections between animals, humans, plants and their environment

18
Q

What causes enterotoxaemia in poultry?

A

Clostridia perfringens

19
Q

MALT is used to diagnose:

A

Leptospirosa

20
Q

Biosafety level 4 are used in which diseases?

A

Ebola, small pox

21
Q

Inhibition haemagglutination tests are positive when:

A

There is no agglutination and RBCs sediment

22
Q

Swine strepto-meningitis:

A

Zoonotic

23
Q

Tetanus is:

A

anaerobic

24
Q

Who can get mycobacteriosis?

A

All vertebrates, included birds

25
Q

Classification based on pathology:

A

Facultative
Obligate
Apathogenic

26
Q

OIE office is in which country?

A

France (Paris)

27
Q

Samples for rabies are taken from:

A

CNS, from the opening of the skull. OR through the occipital foramen or retro-orbital route.

28
Q

Reagents for ELISA:

A

Antigen, antibody, chromogen, enzyme

29
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30
Q

Gold standard for scrapie:

A

Western blot