Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) Flashcards

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is highly contagious viral disease of many wild and domestic cloven-footed mammals and many other animals.

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foot and mouth disease

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in swine, the FMD disease is characterized by?

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vesicles on the feet, snout and mouth

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are susceptible to FMD

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wild and domestic animals, esp. CLOVEN-FOOTED MAMMALS

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The disease occurs in most countries with a _____________ unless those countries have eradicated it and maintained their disease-free status.

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large livestock population

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5
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are resistant to FMD

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Horses

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All age groups are susceptible of FMD

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7
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An _________ of the Family _________ causes FMD

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Aphthovirus, Picornaviridae

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There are at least __________ immunologically distinct types of virus

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seven. (A, O, C, South African Territory (SAT) 1, 2, 3 and Asian 1

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9
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Over ______ subtypes of virus have been identified and new subtypes continue to develop

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60

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10
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Effective disinfectants of FMD virus include;

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sodium hydroxide, acetic acid, sodium carbonate and Virkon (Durvet)

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Virus transmission occurs through ___________ and ____________

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respiratory aerosols and direct or indirect contact with infected animals

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12
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Aerosols transmission of FMD virus over distances as great as ______ is believed to occur under certain weather conditions

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30 miles

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13
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referred to as “amplifier hosts” for FMD virus

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cattle or sheep

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14
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virus persists for long periods of time in _________

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frozen meat products

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15
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In several notable FMD outbreaks, the index case has been associated with the _________

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consumption by pigs uncooked waste food containing infectious meat scraps

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16
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contaminated biologics, including ________, have been responsible for outbreaks

17
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FMD virus adheres ________

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mucosa of the respiratory tracts- usual site of virus entry

18
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__________ are believed to transport virus to secondary sites

A

Macrophages

19
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Secondary sites where the virus transports

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epithelium, mucosa and myocardium

20
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in swine, common vesicle sites include;

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snout, mouth, tongue, feet

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In cattle, The FMD virus affects the ___________ , and the virus is shed in _______ for a prolonged period

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mammary gland epithelium, milk

22
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the FMD virus often causes __________ in ___________.

A

severe myocardial necrosis in neonatal and young pigs

23
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secondary infection occurs on the ______ and leads to __________

A

feet, chronic lameness

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mottled myocardial lesions sometimes are referred to as __________ and are useful in diagnosis

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“tiger heart” lesion

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also known as tiger heart lesions
mottled myocardial lesions
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clinical signs of FMD incase of female- Cattle
sore and blister on teats
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Clinical signs of FMD- CATTLE
✓ Fever of 40°C ✓ Vesicular lesions development on the; ° tongue ° hard palate ° dental pad ° lips ° gums ° muzzle ° coronary band ° interdigital cleft ° teats in lactating cows ✓ drooling of saliva ✓ lameness and reluctance ✓ ruptured oral vesicles ✓ low feed intake
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secondary bacterial mastitis
common due to infected teat resulting in resistance to milking
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occasionally, young calves may die without prior clinical signs of illness because of ______
virus-induced damage to the developing myocardium
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Clinical signs of FMD- Sheep and Goat
✓ largely inapparent ✓ lameness- 1st clinical sign of FMD ✓ fever, vesicular development on the ° interdigital cleft ° heel bulbs ° coronary band ° mouth ✓ vesicles may also form on the teats of lactating animals ✓ infection in immature sheep and goats can result in death w/o clinical signs due to HEART FAILURE