Growers and Finishers 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Have consolidation starting at the apical lobes

A

mycoplasma

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2
Q

drugs for mycoplasma

A

Tiamulin, Tilmicosin, Tylosin

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3
Q

target of mycoplasma

A

microvilli

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4
Q

Mother of all respiratory problems

A

PRDC

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5
Q

is a condition wherein multiple pathogens come together at the same time and cause respiratory disease in swine

A

PRDC

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6
Q

organisms that are able to cause disease on their own;

A

peimary patjogens

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7
Q

induce subclinical disease, clinical ensues when animal is immunocompromised or in the presence of other primary pathogens;

A

opportunistic pathogen

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8
Q

in most cases, the pathogens will amplify each others clinical signs, this leads to more severe damage

A

synergism

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9
Q

in some instances 1 pathogen will prevent reproduction of the other

A

inhibition

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10
Q

1 pathogen would actually lead to the decline in growth of the other

A

antagonism

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11
Q

Pathogenic interaction of viral infections

A

inhibitions

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12
Q

Necropsy: pericardium opaque, cheesy exudate

A

PRDC

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13
Q

CA of FMD

A

picornavirus; Aphthovirus

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14
Q

carriers of FMD

A

large and small rumi

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15
Q

year of FMD extinction in PH

A

2011

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16
Q

FMD primary site of infection

A

pharyngeal area

17
Q

IP of FMD direct and indirect

A

n in 3-9d (direct contact); 4-14d (airborne)

18
Q

thimbling and tiger heart

A

fmd

19
Q

CA of vesicular dz

A

enterovirus B picornaviridae

20
Q

swine vesic is quicker to spread than FMD

A

false.

21
Q

helminths of stomach

A

hyostrongy
spiruroids

22
Q

protozoa of stomach

A

crypto

23
Q

protozoa of SI

A

iso, eimeria, crypto, giardia

24
Q

protozoa of LI

A

balantidium
entamoeba

25
Q

ascaris can migrte from liver to lungs

A

true

26
Q

stephanurus is migrating

A

t

27
Q

organs affected by ascaris

A

liver and lungs

28
Q

organs affected by stephanurus

A

liver, kidney

29
Q

protozoa of musculature

A

sarocystis

30
Q

where can taenia be found

A

liver, muscle

31
Q

established enteric pathogens of sucklings

A

c perf type c
c difficle

32
Q

cause of enteritis in other mammals

A

c perf type a

33
Q

how many toxinotypes does C perf have?

A

7 (A-G)
6 major toxin

34
Q

main virulence factor of C. perfringens type C

A

CPB toxin

35
Q

Piglets develop hemorrhagic diarrhea __ hours after exposure to c. perf

A

8–22

36
Q

Toxinotype presumptive cause of necrotic enterocolitis in neonatal pigs

A

toxinotype a

37
Q

Clostridium species related to neonatal hemorr and necrotic enteritis

A

type C