Exam 3: E. coli Flashcards

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Where are Enterobacteriae commonly found

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Water, soil but mostly GIT

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What is the purpose of Enterobacteria in the GIT

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  1. Absorption of food
  2. Waste processing
  3. Vit. K production
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What endotoxin is produced by Enterobacteria that causes endotoxic shock?

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Lipid A

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Are Enterobacteria gram + or -

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Gram -

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What are the 3 coliform bacteria?

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  1. E. coli
  2. Klebsiella
  3. Enterobacter
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What are the 5 Enterobacterium we learned about

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  1. Escherichia
  2. Salmonella
  3. Klebsiella
  4. Proteus
  5. Yersinia
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What are the two strains of E. coli?

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  1. Intestinal strains

2. Extra-intestinal Strains

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What are some things that extra intestinal E. coli cause?

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  1. Resp
  2. Septicaemia
  3. UTI
  4. Mastitis
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What are the two categories of E. coli virulence factors?

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  1. Cell associated

2. Extracellular

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What are the 4 cell associated virulence factors of E. coli?

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  1. Endotoxin
  2. Capsule
  3. Fimbrial
  4. Non-fimbrial adhesins
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What are the 3 Extracellular virulence factors of E. coli

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  1. Enterotoxins
  2. Cytotoxins
  3. Siderophores
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What are the 5 Enteric pathotypes of E. coli

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  1. Enterotoxigenic (ETEC)
  2. Enterohemorrhagic (EHEC)
  3. Verotoxigenic (VTEC)
  4. Enteropathogenic (EPEC)
  5. Rabbit pathogenic (RPEC)
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What are the 3 Extra-intestinal pathotypes of E. coli

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  1. Avian pathogenic (APEC)
  2. Necrotoxigenic (NTEC)
  3. Mastitis causing E. coli
  4. MMA in pigs
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What are the 6 pathotypes of E. coli that affect pigs

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  1. ETEC
  2. VTEC
  3. EPEC
  4. UTI
  5. MMA
  6. Septicaemiae
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Which Pathotype of E. coli causes watery D+ in piglets aged 2-4 weeks

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ETEC

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Why are adhesion factors in ETEC important?

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Used for vacc.

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Where are the receptors for the Adhesion factors of ETC in pigs?

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Small intestine

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What are the 6 adhesion factors of ETEC?

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F4
F5
F6
F18
F41
Non-fimbral adhesions
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What are the two types of Enterotoxins on the plasmids of ETEC?

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  1. Heat labile

2. Heat stable

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T/F. There is an equilibrium b/t maternal immunity and infection pressure in ETEC?

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T

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What are the 3 things that cause a disturbance in equilibrium leading to dz in ETEC?

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  1. Inc. infection pressure
  2. Dec Maternal immunity
  3. Appearance of new type
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What are the C/S of ETEC?

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  1. dehydration
  2. Smelly D+
  3. inc. thirst
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How do you Dx ETEC in pigs

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  1. Agg. test
  2. PCR
  3. Detection of Virulence factors
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How do you tx. ETEC in pigs?

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Fluids and antimicrobials

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T/F. There are vacc. available for ETEC
T
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What strain of E. coli causes Edema Dz in pigs
VTEC
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Where is Adhesion of VTEC in pigs
Small intestine
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What are the 3 virulence factors of VTEC in pigs
1. Adhesion 2. Exotoxin 3. Endotoxin
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What Exotoxin is produced by VTEC in pigs?
VT2E/Stx2e
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What do endotoxins produced by VTEC cause in pigs?
acute death
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What Adhesion factor is important in VTEC infections in pigs
F18
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What are the C/S of VTEC in piglets
1. acute mortality 2. D+ 3. Anorexia 4. Edema 5. Swollen eyelids
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How do you Dx VTEC in pigs
1. C/S 2. Pathology 3. Bacteriology 4. PCR
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how do you Tx VTEC in pigs?
Fast and ABx
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What pathotype of E. coli causes D+ at weaning
EPEC
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What is used in EPEC infection in piglets for initial attachement
BFP bundle forming pili
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How do you Dx EPEC in pigs
Isolation and PCR
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What is the most important pathogen causing UTI in pigs
E. coli
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DDx of UTI in pigs
Actinobaculum suis
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Where does E. coli causing UTI in pigs come from?
Intestine
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Predisposing factors For E. coli UTI in pigs
1. Hygiend 2. Water intake 3. Obstipation 4. Age
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Symptoms of E. coli UTI in pigs
1. Anorexia 2. Hematuria 3. Vag. exudate 4. General malaise
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how do you Dx E. coli UTI in pigs
Bacteriology
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Tx of UTI in pigs
Culling | Abx
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Disease in pigs secondary to enteric infection
Septicaemiae
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What are the 3 strains of E. coli that can infect cows
1. ETEC 2. EPEC 3. EHEC 4. NTEC (septicemic)
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ETEC infects cows what age?
< 3 days old
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C/S of ETEC in calves
1. Watery D+ | 2. Dehydration
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What are the 2 virulence factors of ETEC in cows
1. Fimbrae | 2. Toxins
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What are the fimbriae associated with ETEC in cows
F5 F 41 F17 CS31A
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What are the two toxins associated with ETEC in calves
Sta and Stb
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T/F. All ETEC toxins in cattle are heat labile
F. Heat stable only
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how do you Dx ETEC in catle
Elisa | Culture and AGG. or PCR
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Which strain of E.coli in cattle is zoonotic?
EHEC
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Cows 1-8 wks with bloody D+ could be infcted with what 2 strains of E. coli
EHEC and EPEC
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Where is EHEC and EPEC in cattle found
Lg. intestine
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Disease in bovine caused by E. coli
Mastitis
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What are the virulence factors of E. coli Mastitis in cows
None
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What is the Strain of E. coli that causes Septicaemia in cows
NTEC
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What are The virulence factors of NTEC which causes septicaemia in cows
1. Serum resistance 2. Fe uptake 3. Endotoxin 4. Capsule 5. Adhesion factors 6. DNF1 and 2 toxins
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How do you Dx septicaemic E. coli in bovines
C/S | Isolation and PCR
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How do you tx Septicaemic E. coli in bovines
1. NSAIDS 2. Antibiotics 3. Gamma globulins
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How do you prevent Septicemic E. coli in cattles
Colostrum
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Where is E. coli isolated in dogs and cats
Poops
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What are the two Diseases caused by E. coli infection in dogs
1. Cystitis | 2. Pyometra
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E. Coli strain in birds
APEC
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What is the most important bacterial Dz of broilers and layers
APEC
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What are the specific serotypes of E. coli in poultry
01 02 078
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T/F. GI signs are the most important C/S in broilers infected with E. coli
F: APEC is Extra enteric, so no GI signs
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What are the C/S of E. coli infection in birds
1. Septicemia 2. Resp 3. Peritonitis 4. Scabby hip
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What is the most common C/S of E. coli infection in layers
Peritonitis
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Dx of E. coli in birds
1. C/S | 2. Isolation
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What are the 4 DDx of E.coli in birds
1. Yolk rest infection 2. Acute sepsin 3. Coligranuloma 4. Airsacculitis
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How do you Tx E. coli in birdss
Difficult, so do AST
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How do you prevent E. coli in birds
1. hygiene 2. Stress 3. Temp. 4. Vacc
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What 2 serotypes cause Scabby hip in broilers?
078 and 02
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how do you prevent scabby hip?
Dec. number of animals housed together
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How do you Dx E. coli in rabits
1. C/S | 2. Isolation and subtyping
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T/F. Isolation and subtyping is not necessisary in rabbit E. coli infections
F. Necessary! some types are more lethal
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How do you tx E. coli in rabbits
Abx