fowl pox Flashcards

1
Q

largest virus known in birds

A

fowl pox

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2
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complete virions of fowl pox is called

A

borrel granules

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3
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inclusion bodies of fowl pox

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BOLLINGER BODIES

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4
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fowl pox virus SPREAD through

A

break in epithelial cells

***reach resp tract through LACRIMAL DUCT

  • **AEROSOLS
  • ***mosquito
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5
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pathogenesis of fowl pox

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***virus enters epithelial cell and grow cell to cell

***EPIDERMAL GROWTH FACTORS

**enters blood and cause vireamia

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6
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secondary viremia is in fowl pox

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***in liver ,spleen

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7
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cutaneous form in fowl pox stages

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***in non feathered parts in head ,neck

PAPULE —–VESICLE—–PUSTULE—-CRUST—–SCAR

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8
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DIPHTHERIC FORM of fowl pox

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white nodules in upper respiratory tract

to raised yellow plaques in mucous membrane

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9
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diphtheric form lesions are present in

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pharynx larynx trachea nares conjunctiva

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10
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gross lesions in fowl pox

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cutaneous form—-nodules

diphtheric form—–white nodules—–yellow cheesy diphtheric membrane—-removing bleeding ulcers

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11
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microscopic lesions in fowl pox

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  • **eosinophilic cytoplasmic inclusion bodies

* **hyperplasia of epithelium

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