HUN A

Question 1

Avian leucosis is present worldwide.

Answer 1

T.

Question 2

Avian leucosis can be caused by defective viruses.

Answer 2

T.

Question 3

Avian leucosis can cause different kinds of tumors.

Answer 3

T.

Question 4

Avian leucosis can be spread by germinative infection.

Answer 4

T.

Question 5

EIA is not present in Europe.

Answer 5

F.

Question 6

EIA causes a lifelong infection.

Answer 6

T.

Question 7

EIA can be transmitted by Arthropods.

Answer 7

T.

Question 8

EIA does not cause an immune reaction.

Answer 8

F.

Question 9

BSE prions goes from the SI to the blood and causes generalization.

Answer 9

T.

Question 10

BSE can diagnosed by Histopathology.

Answer 10

T.

Question 11

We can demonstrate ABs with ELISA in BSE.

Answer 11

T.

Question 12

BSE can be spread from cattle to sheep.

Answer 12

F.

Question 13

Anthrax spores are resistant for decades.

Answer 13

T.

Question 14

Pigs are resistant to anthrax.

Answer 14

F.

Question 15

Anthrax is an acute disease/causes septiceamia in cattle.

Answer 15

F.

Question 16

Anthrax can be treated with inactivated vaccines.

Answer 16

F.

Question 17

Bradsot is common in Northern Europe.

Answer 17

T.

Question 18

Bradsot is common in frozen feed.

Answer 18

T.

Question 19

Bradsot is caused by C. Chauvoei.

Answer 19

F.

Question 20

Lesions can be seen in the SI in case of Bradsot.

Answer 20

T.

Question 21

Sheep enterotoxaemia is caused by C.perfringens D.

Answer 21

T.

Question 22

Overeating is a PF for enterotoxaemia of sheep.

Answer 22

T.

Question 23

Lesions of sheep enterotoxaemia is caused by epsilon toxin.

Answer 23

T.

Question 24

CNS signs in case of sheep enterotoxaemia.

Answer 24

T.

Question 25

Botulism is only present in newborn animals.

Answer 25

F.

Question 26

Botulism causes bacteremia (gut.

Answer 26

F?

Question 27

Botulism is caused by C. botulinum.

Answer 27

T.

Question 28

Botulism caused flaccid paralysis.

Answer 28

T.

Question 29

Pig streptococcus is caused by Streptococcus hyicus.

Answer 29

F

Question 30

Pig streptococcus is mainly seen in piglets.

Answer 30

T.

Question 31

Pig streptococcus can show CNS signs.

Answer 31

T.

Question 32

Pig streptococcus can be treated with penicillin.

Answer 32

T.

Question 33

Eye can caused skin lesions.

Answer 33

??

Question 34

Can be treated with inactive or attenuated vaccines.

Answer 34

??

Question 35

Erysipelas is zoonotic.

Answer 35

T.

Question 36

Humans can be infected by erysipelas/os.

Answer 36

F.

Question 37

Listeria is an intercellular facultative pathogen.

Answer 37

T.

Question 38

Listeria: hemolysis is a virulence factor.

Answer 38

T.

Question 39

Listeria causes mainly infections in pigs.

Answer 39

F.

Question 40

They frequently vaccinate against listeriosis.

Answer 40

F.

Question 41

Paramyxoviruses have good resistance.

Answer 41

F.

Question 42

Paramyxoviruses are Euryxen viruses.

Answer 42

T.

Question 43

Paramyxoviruses are not surrounded by a lipid capsule.

Answer 43

F.

Question 44

Parainfluenza-3 causes UTI.

Answer 44

F

Question 45

RSV virus causes respiratory disease.

Answer 45

T

Question 46

NCD is not caused by paramyxovirus.

Answer 46

F.

Question 47

Canine distemper is caused by morbillivirus.

Answer 47

T.

Question 48

Rinderpest only occurs in Africa.

Answer 48

F.

Question 49

Rinderpest/PPR causes disease in Hungary.

Answer 49

F.

Question 50

NCD causes CNS signs.

Answer 50

T.

Question 51

NCD is notifiable.

Answer 51

T.

Question 52

Bovine Coronavirus can cause diarrhea in adult animals.

Answer 52

T.

Question 53

Bovine Coronavirus occurs in dairy cattle.

Answer 53

T.

Question 54

Best protection to TGE is vaccination.

Answer 54

F.

Question 55

Canine pantropic Coronavirus can only damage mucous membranes.

Answer 55

F.

Question 56

Canine pantropic Coronavirus is a part of kennel cough.

Answer 56

F.

Question 57

Canine respiratory Coronavirus is in a different group to Enteric Coronavirus.

Answer 57

T.

Question 58

There is vaccines against canine enteric Coronavirus.

Answer 58

T.

Question 59

PRRS is a part of arterivirus.

Answer 59

T.

Question 60

In PRRS mortality is age dependent.

Answer 60

T.

Question 61

During the viraemic phase of PRRS there is high titre in the blood.

Answer 61

F.

Question 62

PRRS replicate in T-lymphocytes.

Answer 62

F.

Question 63

Ephemeral fever is only present in Africa.

Answer 63

F.

Question 64

Ephemeral fever is spread by mosquitoes.

Answer 64

T.

Question 65

Ephemeral fever is zoonotic.

Answer 65

F

Question 66

20-30% mortality in ephemeral fever.

Answer 66

F.

Question 67

Rabies has many genotypes.

Answer 67

T.

Question 68

Rabies has a good resistant.

Answer 68

T.

Question 69

Urban form of rabies is maintained by dogs.

Answer 69

T.

Question 70

Diagnosis of rabies by IF.

Answer 70

T.

Question 71

Retroviruses can integrate itself into the genome.

Answer 71

T.

Question 72

Retroviruses are stenoxen viruses.

Answer 72

T.

Question 73

Retroviruses are good antigens which means they don’t infect for long.

Answer 73

F.

Question 74

Frequent mutations and recombination in retroviruses.

Answer 74

T.

Question 75

EBL is transmitted by different discharges.

Answer 75

T.

Question 76

EBL produces immunotolerent calves.

Answer 76

T.

Question 77

EBL spread quickly in the herd.

Answer 77

F.

Question 78

There is no antibody production in case of EBL.

Answer 78

F.

Question 79

We widely vaccinate the animals against listeria.

Answer 79

F.

Question 80

The host spectrum of paramyxovirus is variable.

Answer 80

F.