Final prep (specifically questions from final review) Flashcards

1
Q

True or False: Two different strands of influenza virus can mutate with each other to form a new influenza virus strand

A

True

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2
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Clinical signs of a Yersinia pestis infection

A

Blackened Lymph nodes and aches, exhaustion

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3
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The reservoir host for this disease is the deer mouse

A

Hantavirus

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4
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Common worm infections in a pet dog or cat

A

All of the above
(Can cause larval migrans in human and cause blindness
*Are easily treated with veterinary prescribed medications
*Is easily transmitted from the environment to pet dogs and cats
*Can infect people who touch areas contaminated with animal feces

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5
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The acronym PPE refers to

A

Personal Protective Equipment

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6
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Hantavirus in the USA

A

Aerosolizes and causes acute pulmonary failure

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7
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This bacterium is commonly carried by rodents and excreted in urine

A

Leptospirosis

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8
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Recommended safety for zoo personnel includes

A

Vaccine recommendations such as tetanus, hepatitis, influenza, and sometimes rabies
AND
appropriate PPE

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9
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In regards to influenza

A

There are strains that can affect humans that originated in animals
AND
more than one strain of flu virus can infect the same animal and create a new strain

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10
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Human herpes 1 virus (cold sore) in relation to animals

A

Lethal to New World primates such as marmosets

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11
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OSHA

A

government agency responsible to ensuring health and safety of employees

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12
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Who is considered more susceptible to zoonotic diseases

A

All of the above
(Children 5 and under
*Adults older than 65
*Immunocompromised people (ie HIV)

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13
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If an animal has a disease, does not become ill, but is capable of transmitting the disease to humans, that animal is

A

resevoir host

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14
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CDC

A

Center for Disease Control and Prevention

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15
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In regards to E. Coli

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is a type of enteric bacteria

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16
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This bacterium is found in reproductive tissues of affected animals (ie ruminants)

A

Brucella bovis

17
Q

This bacteria is endemic to the USA, is often seen in cattle, and has a 90% fatality rate when inhaled

A

Bacillus anthrax

18
Q

Rabies virus

A

All mammals are susceptible
AND
Once an animal or human shows clinical signs of rabies virus, they usually die within 10 days

19
Q

The BEST way to clean rodent nesting material is

A

Wearing PPE, saturate nesting material with disinfectant and throw directly into trash

20
Q

This disease has three different forms known as cutaneous, inhaled, gastrointestinal (ingested)

A

Bacillus anthrax

21
Q

Giardiasis

A

All of the above
(Can be found in a wide variety of animals and humans
*Can be treated with antibiotics
*Not all infected animals or humans develop disease

22
Q

In regards to Tuberculosis, skin testing

A

A positive test in a human means that they have been exposed to tuberculosis

23
Q

What are measures taken to reduce transmission of zoonotic disease

A

All of the above
(Wear PPE, Education, Pasteurize milk)

24
Q

The bubonic plague is transmitted by

A

Fleas