General info - Porcine Flashcards
PRRS is caused by an?
Arterivirus - different strains
What is the most economically devastating disease in pig production?
PRRS
Up to 100% neonatal mortality
How does PRRS incite damage?
Invades pulmonary alveolar macrophages
What secondary infections can be seen with PRRS?
Strep suis
Glaeserella parasuis
Mycoplasma spp.
How does Influenza A incite damage?
Degeneration and necrosis of bronchi and bronchioli epithelium
T/F: Influenza A is zoonotic
True
Actinobacillus suis is characterized by what clinical signs?
Acute death of sows and neonate to finishing pigs (3-6 mo) with epistaxis.
Describe the two syndromes seen in cases of Porcine circovirus disease.
Pigs early in grower (> 10 weeks)
Post-weaning multisystemic wasting syndrome: diarrhea
Porcine dermatitis and nephropathy syndrome: pale to icteric skin with coalescing raised red to purple lesions covering the rump.
Can also cause late term abortions and mummified fetuses in gilts
Porcine circovirus is ?
A small, nonenveloped DNA virus
Pigs in late finishing (> 15 weeks) with a deep, barking and/or nonproductive cough and stop growing most likely have?
Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae
Mycoplasma hyosynoviae is only seen in pigs ages?
10-20 weeks of age
How do you treat mycoplasma hyosynmoviae?
Lincomycin, Tylosin
Nursery pigs 3-10 weeks old with muscle wasting and swollen joints most likely have?
Glasserella parasuis
What is the etiology of glasser’s
Gram - rod
What can be seen grossly in a patient with Glassers?
Fibrinous polyserositis of the peritoneum, pericardium, and pleura
Seneca valley virus is caused by?
Picornavirus, genus Senecavirus
Signs of foot and mouth Dz (FMD) in pigs are INDISTINGUISHABLE from signs of ?
Seneca Valley virus, swine vesicular Dz, and vesicular exanthema