Fish diseases Flashcards

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Etiological agent of velvet disease

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Piscinoodium pillulare

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Lifecycle of piscinoodium pillulare

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Dinospores infect fish, then turn into trophonts. Trophonts leave fish and become tomonts

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Etiological agent of Ich

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Ichthyophthirius multifiliis

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C/S of ich

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Excess mucus, labored breathing, leth. White raised nodules on skin

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Ich histological hallmark

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Horseshoe-shaped macronucleus

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What’s the only significant virus in fish?

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Lymphocystis (Iridovirus)

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Pathognomonic lesion for Lymphocystis

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Hypertrophic fibroblasts

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C/S of lymphocystis

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Raised, white, waxy lesions

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Etiological agent of neural microsporidiosis

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Pseudoloma neurophilia

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c/s of pseudoloma

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emaciation, spinal curvature

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Tx for microsporidiosis

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Fumagillin

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Etiological agent of capillariasis

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Pseudocapillaria tomentosa

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c/s of capillariasis

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dark, emaciated, lethargic. Cellulitis of affected region

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ID of P. tomentosa

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Oval, bioperculate eggs

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tx of P. tomentosa

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Ivermectin? Levamisole, fenbendazole

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Etiological agent of hole in the head disease

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Edwardsiella ictaluri

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C/S of gliding bacteria (Flavibacterium, Flexibacter) spp

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Fin and tail rot, surface infections, bacterial gill disease

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Etiologicla agent of Costiasis

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Ichthyobodo necatrix

19
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Four protozoal agents that affect fish

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Piscinoodium pillulare
Ichthyophthirius multifilis
Ichthyobodo necatrix
Trichodina
Pseudoloma neurophilia
20
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2 species of trematodes

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Gyrodactylus

Dactylogyrus

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Cause of nephrocalcinosis

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High CO2 or excess Ca or Mg in diet

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Most common spontaneous neoplasm

A

Seminoma

23
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Which organism can be a promoter of GI adenocarcinoma?

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Pseudocapillaria tomentosa

24
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How to differentiate goiter from thyroid tumor?

A

Histo

25
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When does goiter occur?

A

When diets in environment are low in iodine or when goitrogenic chemicals are present

26
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Where do spindle cell sarcomas form?

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Viscera, skeletal muscle behind the eye (causing exophthalmia)

27
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2 species of trematodes

A

Gyrodactylus

Dactylogyrus

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Cause of nephrocalcinosis

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High CO2 or excess Ca or Mg in diet

29
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Most common spontaneous neoplasm

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Seminoma

30
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Which organism can be a promoter of GI adenocarcinoma?

A

Pseudocapillaria tomentosa

31
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How to differentiate goiter from thyroid tumor?

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Histo

32
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When does goiter occur?

A

When diets in environment are low in iodine or when goitrogenic chemicals are present

33
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Where do spindle cell sarcomas form?

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Viscera, skeletal muscle behind the eye (causing exophthalmia)