Deck 8

Question 1

Reservoir species for vesicular stomatitis:

Answer 1

Primarily cattle, horses and swine
Also buffalo, sheep, goats, camelids
Humans can be affected

Question 2

Transmission of vesicular stomatitis:

Answer 2

Direct contact
Vector (flies, mosquitos)

Question 3

Foot and mouth disease is caused by:

Answer 3

Foot and mouth disease virus, family Picornaviridae, genus Aphtovirus

Question 4

Not zoonotic diseases:

Answer 4

Avian mycoplasmosis
Swine vesicular disease (but can have some zoonotic potential)
Canine infectious hepatitis

Question 5

The most susceptible species for listeriosis is:

Answer 5

Human (Listeria monocytogenes)

Question 6

Univariate epidemiological analysis is:

Answer 6

The simplest approach to exploring the association between a potential risk factor (variable) and a result of interest

Question 7

Name clinical signs indicating secondary immunodeficiency:

Answer 7

Occurrence of chronic and recurrent infection
Concurrent respiratory and gastrointestinal infections
Disease caused by microbes usually apathogenic or low-pathogenic
Outbreak of disease after vaccination
Failure to respond to antibiotic or chemotherapeutic therapy

Question 8

Which test is used for evaluation of functional activity of lymphocytes?

Answer 8

Spectrophotometric evaluation (BrDu assay, MTT)
Spectrofluorometric evaluation (ethidium bromid test)
Radiometric (thymidine incorporation test)

Question 9

Strain of Brucella in horse and what they cause:

Answer 9

Brucella abortus
Brucella canis
Brucella suis
- bursitis, arthritis, tenosynovitis

Question 10

What test is used for phagocytosis?

Answer 10

Agarose gel electrophoresis (chemotaxis)

Question 11

Classification of infectious process according to quantity of agent:

Answer 11

Monoetiological
Polyetiological
Multifactorial

Question 12

What is the agent of avian bronchitis?

Answer 12

(avian infectious bronchitis)
Gammacoronavirus infectious bronchitis virus (IBV) - respiratory signs

Question 13

Agent of Peste des pestis Ru:

Answer 13

Morbillivirus

Question 14

Agent and forms of African horse sickness:

Answer 14

African horse sickness virus, Reoviridae

Question 15

Etiological agent for avian leukosis:

Answer 15

Avian leukosis virus (Retroviridae)

Question 16

Wood’s lamp test is used for:

Answer 16

Fluorescent test for microsporum canis and equinum (yellow-green colour)

Question 17

Tick encephalitis is transmitted by:

Answer 17

Ticks and milk

Question 18

What does ADIS stand for?

Answer 18

Animal disease information system

Question 19

What is BBT (barium borate) crystal used for?

Answer 19

Flame retardant, mold inhibitor and corrosion inhibitor

Question 20

What agar is used for Salmonella?

Answer 20

MacConkey

Question 21

Transmission of Bovine viral diarrhoea virus:

Answer 21

Direct contact
Vertical
Through environment and contaminated materials

Question 22

Etiological agent for infectious rhinotracheitis in birds:

Answer 22

avian metapneumovirus, RNA virus, fam Pneumoviridae, genus Metapneumovirus

Question 23

Susceptible species of infectious rhinotracheitis:

Answer 23

Avian or turkey rhinotracheitis
Turkeys, chickens, ducks, pheasants, guinea fowls

Question 24

How do we divide according to number of hosts?

Answer 24

Monohostal
Polyhostal

Question 25

Components of complement fixation test:

Answer 25

Antigen, antibody in serum, complement

Question 26

What is the agent of contagious bovine pleuropneumonia?

Answer 26

Mycoplasma mycoides subsp. mycoides

Question 27

Mycobacterium species for swine:

Answer 27

M. avium
M. bovis
M. tuberculosis

Question 28

Primary use of Wood’s lamp is for:

Answer 28

Microsporum

Question 29

Medium for growth of mycobacterium:

Answer 29

Löwenstein-Jensen

Question 30

Lymphocyte activity test:

Answer 30

Lymphocyte-Ab-complement test

Question 31

BVD persistent infection is:

Answer 31

antibody negative, antigen positive