Dx of Farm Concern Flashcards

1
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dx that commonly affect farm animals and their prevention and control are of primary concern

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dx of farm concern

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2
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other term for orf

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contagious ecthyma, contagious pustular dermatitis, scabby mouth, sore mouth

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3
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etiologic agent of orf

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orf virus, Parapoxvirus, family poxviridae

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4
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T/F: young are more susceptible to develop orf

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T

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5
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T/F: orf is zoonotic

A

T

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6
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last stage of orf infxn

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scabs

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7
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tx for orf

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no specific tx

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8
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T/F: culling is not done in animals w/ orf since they can spontaneously recover in 2 weeks

A

T

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9
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other term for colibacillosis

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colisepticemia, septicemic dx

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10
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etiologic agent of colibacillosis

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E. coli

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T/F: in colibacillosis, young>old

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T (highest incidence in animals 2-5 d/o)

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12
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predisposing factor of colibacillosis

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failure of passive transfer of immunity of colostrum

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13
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source of colibacillosis infxn

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animal that is diarrheic

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14
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colibacillosis route of transmission

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feco-oral

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15
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positive indicator of E.coli growth in EMB agar

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green sheen

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16
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a viral dx but not contagious

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bovine ephemeral fever

17
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other term for bovine ephemeral fever

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three-day sickness

18
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etiologic agent of bovine ephemeral fever

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Ephemerovirus, family Rhabdovirus

19
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MOT of ephemeral fever

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inoculation, via vector

20
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tx for ephemeral

A

none (supportive)

21
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also known as pink eye

A

keratoconjunctivitis

22
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etio agent of kerato in cattle

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Moraxella, Neisseria, Mycoplasma, Chlamydia

23
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etio agent of kerato in sheep

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Rickettsia, Neisseria, Mycoplasma, Acholeplasma, Chlamydophila

24
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etio agent of kerato in goat

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Rickettsia

25
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stages of kerato

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1 - excessive tear production, cloudy and opaque
2 - opacity covers a wider portion, reddening (pink eye)
3 - pus (yellowish)
4 - swelling, blindness

26
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CAE version in young

A

mycoplasmosis

27
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predisposing factor of mycotoxicosis

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moisture in feeds

28
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mycotoxin that causes hepatic necrosis

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aflatoxin

29
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mycotoxin that causes arteriolar spasm causes the deficient blood supply to part; and reduced blood supply

A

ergot

30
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mycotoxin that causes nephrosis, immunosuppressant; carries over into human food chain

A

ochratoxin

31
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photosensitization; causes cholangitis

A

sporidesmin

32
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causes vulvovaginitis

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zearalenone

33
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other term for salmonellosis

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typhoid

34
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T/F: Salmonellosis is zoonotic and foodborne

A

T

35
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etio of salmonellosis in cattle

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typhimurium, dublin, newport

36
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etio of salmonellosis in sheep and goats

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typhimurium, dublin

37
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other term for myiasis

A

screwworm

38
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new world fly

A

Cochliomyia hominivorax

39
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Old world fly

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Chrysomya bezziana