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Exam 1: Parvovirus Flashcards

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What is the parvovirus and disease in cats?

A

FPV

Panleukopenia

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What is the parvovirus and disease in dogs?

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CPV, MVC

Parvovirus

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What is the parvovirus and disease pigs?

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PPV

Mummified or aborted fetuses

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What is the parvovirus and disease cows?

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BPV (HADEN virus)

Enteritis, repro disease

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What is the parvovirus and disease in geese?

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Derzsy’s disease virus, DDV

Hepatitis, enteritis, influenza, myocarditis

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What is the parvovirus and disease in mink?

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Mink enteritis virus (MEV), Aleutian disease virus (ADV)

Enteritis, plasmacytosis, hypergammaglobulemia

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What is the parvovirus and disease in rabbits?

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RV, H1, H3, H15, and minute virus of mice

Teratogenesis

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What is the parvovirus and disease in humans?

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Norwalk agent, B19

Gastroenteritis

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What are the replication enzymes like for parvo?

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They are strictly coded for and supplied by the host cell. They are not coded for by the virus

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What are the first few steps in the viral infection of host cells with parvo?

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Attachment occurs via specific cell receptor on cell surace
Penetration usually by receptor mediated endocytosis
Uncoating- eclipse and release of viral nucleic acid
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Translation

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Is parvo enveloped?

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No, but it does cause cytocidal infections. It takes out crypt stem cells

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What is parvo a viral disease of?

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The GI tract

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What does parvo often lead to?

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Diarrhea

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What tissues can be infected with parvo?

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Myocardium
Lymphoid tissue
Marrow
Intestinal epithelail cells
Lungs
Liver
Kidney
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In which tissues is there a chance for recovery from parvo?

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Intestinal epithelial cells
Lungs
Liver
Kidney

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What happens after an animal recovers from parvo?

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They are immune to it

17
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What is the time frame for an animal where parvo has infected the myocardium?

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Less than 3 months

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