food/fiber URT virus and bacti Flashcards

1
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atrophic rhinitis cause and treatment

A

b. bronchiseptica then secondary p. multocida D

tetracylines and vaccinate with combo vax

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2
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pig URI signs stress, dry cough, fever, seasonal

A

orthopmyxo swine flu.

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3
Q

chronic dry cough, not growing, bronchopneumonia, last batch of pigs also had

A

Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae

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4
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treatment and prevention of mycoplasma pneumonia

A

tetracyclines and vaccinations

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5
Q

fibrinous pneumonia, congestion, infarcts in pigs that just had stress

A

actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae

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6
Q

treatment for a. pleuropneumoniae

A

ceftiofur in feed

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7
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treated multiple times and they relapse, severe pleuritis, chronic damage to lung in pigs

A

p. multocida A (pasteurellosis)

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8
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prevention of pasteurellosis (p. multocida A) in pigs

A

control primary infections

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9
Q

abortions and nursery piglets have respiratory dz.

A

PRRSV

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10
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what does PRRSV affect

A

PAMs and PIMs (macrophages) swollen ln

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11
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T/F you can vaccinate for PRRSV

A

false you can only vaccinate for PRRSV if it is already in your herd because it is a live vaccine

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12
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Porcine circovirus. affects who and what does it look like?

A

7-16wk old piglets,
wasting, pale, anemic, lymphoid depletion, intracytoplasmic inclusion bodies

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13
Q

what predisposes sheep the most to pneumonia

A

not getting colostrum

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14
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what predisposes calves to diarrheal dz

A

not getting colostrum

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15
Q

when is oestrus ovis commonly seen

A

late summer early fall

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16
Q

pneumonia virus in lambs

A

PI3

17
Q

what are common secondary invaders for lambs with PI3

A

pasteurella and mannheimia

18
Q

what do we commonly vaccinate for prior to parturition but there really isn’t any evidence that it helps

A

PI3 vaccine

19
Q

treat a sheep for long time and different drugs, doesnt get any better. interstitial pneumonia. likely cause?

A

OPP for life and develops in adults

20
Q

what in sheep cause thickening of the alveolar septa and lymphocytic hyperplasia. lungs are grey brown color and firm

A

OPP

21
Q

what type of virus are CAE and OPP

A

non oncogenic retroviruses

22
Q

what causes pasteruellosis in sheep? in goats?

A

sheep; mannheimia hemolytica
goats: m. haemolytica and p. multocida

23
Q

what are common clinical signs in small ruminants with pasterurellosis

A

hemorrhagic septicemia, pneumonia, otitis media, discharge

24
Q

what can we use to treat pasteurellosis in small ruminants

A

sulfas

25
Q

high fever, pneumonia, arthritis/joint swelling, meningitis in kids, peribronchiolar lymphocytic infultrates

A

mycoplasma pneumonia (ovipneumoniae/ capricolim, bovis)

26
Q

treatment for mycoplasma pneumonia

A

tylosin (no cell wall)

27
Q

nonresponsive pneumonia, occurs in cooler seasons

A

verminous pneumonia

28
Q

causes diptheria in cattle

A

fusobacterium necrophorum

29
Q

specifically in bovines, this will relapse, hackling cough, and lower temps than other causes

A

mycoplasma bovis

30
Q

when is metaphalaxis usually recommended

A

if you expect 1/3 to get sick, youve treated 15% of calves in one day

31
Q

what drugs do you never use to treat BRDV bacti

A

penicillin, sulfa pills, gentocin

32
Q

what vaccines should preconditioned calves get

A

IBR-BVD I and II
7 way
mannheimia with leukotoxin

33
Q

how to prevent mannheimia infections in cattle?

A

prevent stressor that allow invasion from the tonsils

34
Q

what causes cranioventral macroabscesses

A

teritary mycoplasma infection on top of preexisting bacterial infection

35
Q

after the initial stressor, when does viral invaders happen and when does the secondary bacti move in

A

virus: 3 days after
bacti: 3-5 after virus, 1 week after stress

36
Q

who are the most susceptible beef cattle and diary cattle to BRDC

A

early feedlot phase,
post weaned calves