FOP Abnormal

Question 1

are you likely to see lesions in dogs and cats

Answer 1

no

Question 2

where do you find infectious agents for FOP causes

Answer 2

where the marginal hematomas are on the placenta

Question 3

what type of placenta do dogs and cats have

Answer 3

zonary

Question 4

how MUST you sample the placenta in dogs/cats

Answer 4

left to right to ensure you sample all areas

Question 5

what agent to pregnant cats carry subclincally

Answer 5

coxiella

Question 6

reported causes of bacterial FOP in dogs (5)

Answer 6

-Brucella canis
-Streptococcus spp
-Salmonella
-Campylobacter
-Mycoplasma/Ureaplasma

Question 7

reported causes of viral FOP in dogs (3)

Answer 7

-Varicellovirus canidalpha1 (canine herpesvirus 1 CaHV-1)
-Morbillivirus canis (canine distemper virus)
-Canine mastadenovirus A (canine hepatitis virus)

Question 8

reported causes of protozoal FOP in dogs (2)

Answer 8

-Toxoplasma gondii
-Neospora caninum

Question 9

reported causes of endocrine FOP in dogs (2)

Answer 9

-Progesterone deficiency (hypoluteism)
-Hypothyroidism

Question 10

when does herpesvirus grow systemically

Answer 10

when the temperature reaches 32C

Question 11

reported causes of FOP in cats (6)

Answer 11

-Varicellovirus felidalpha1 (feline herpesvirus 1; FeHV1)
-Vesivirus - Feline calicivirus
-Lentivirus - Feline immunodeficiency virus
-Gammaretrovirus - Feline leukemia virus
-Salmonella
-Always consider Coxiella burnetii