Helicobacter, Borrelia, Leptospira, Bacteroides, Dichelobacter, Fusobacterium Flashcards

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What disease patterns do members of the genus Borrelia cause in horses?

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lymphadenopathy, arthritis, neuropathy +/- ocular involvement

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How are Helicobacter infections treated?

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Antibiotics- amoxicillin, metronidazole, tetracycline

Other medications- bismuth subsalicylate

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How are Leptospira infections treated and prevented?

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Treatment- antibiotics (penicillin G, fluoroquinolones, macrolides, tetracycline)

Prevention- vaccinations for dogs. cattle, and pigs available

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What disease patterns do members of the genus Leptospira cause in dogs?

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Septicemia, hepatic and renal disease

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What is a concern when vaccinating dogs against Leptospira?

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The vaccine carries a high risk of anaphylaxis in puppies and certain breeds (Daschunds and other toy breeds)

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What disease patterns do members in the genera Bacteroides, Dichelobacter, and Fusobacterium cause?

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Draining tracts, abcesses, and effusions

Podo/interdigital dermatitis (“foot rot”)

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What disease patterns do members of the genus Helicobacter cause in small ruminants?

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placentitis, abortion, fetal hepatic necrosis

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Treponema paraluiscuniculi is the causative agent of what disease?

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Rabbit syphilis

Venereal disease causing ulcers and scabbing on the genitals, lips, or eyes

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What disease patterns do members of the genus Borrelia cause in large ruminants?

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lymphadenopathy, arthritis

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What disease patterns do members of the genus Leptospira cause in large ruminants?

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late-term abortions, infertility, hemoglobinuria, anemia

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What disease patterns do members of the genus Helicobacter cause in birds?

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“vibronic hepatitis”

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What disease patterns do members of the genus Helicobacter cause in cats, dogs, and pigs?

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Gastritis

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How are Borrelia infections treated and prevented?

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Treatment- antibiotics (tetracycline, enrofloxacin, macrolides, penicillin G)

Prevention- ectoparasite control, vaccine available for dogs at high risk of exposure

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What disease patterns do members of the genus Leptospira cause in pigs?

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septicemia, abortion, infertility

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What disease patterns do members of the genus Borrelia cause in birds?

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Diarrhea, splenomegaly, “avian spirochetosis”

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How are abcesses and foot rot caused by Bacteroides, Dichelobacter, or Fusobacterium treated and prevented?

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Treatment- antibiotics, hoof trimming, topical antiseptics, isolation

Prevention- vaccine against Dichelobacter available, sanitation

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What disease patterns do members of the genus Leptospira cause in horses?

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abortion, opthalmia (“moon blindness”)

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What puts animals at risk for foot rot?

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Standing in feces for long periods of time

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What disease patterns do members of the genus Leptospira cause in small ruminants?

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abortion, infertility

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What disease patterns do members of the genus Borrelia cause in dogs?

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Lyme disease (B. burgdorferi)

lymphadenopathy, arthritis, carditis, nephritis