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Husbandry and preventative workshop Flashcards

1
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What are the four roundworms of interest in small animals

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Dirofilaria immitis
Toxocara canis
Toxocara catis
Toxascaris leonina

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what species does dirofilaria immitis affect

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dogs

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What species does toxocara canis and catis affect

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dogs and cats

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What species does toxoascaris leonina affect

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dogs
cats
foxes

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What is the name of the heartworm that affects dogs

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Angiostronglyus vasorum

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6
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What is the name of the whipworm that affects dogs

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Trichuris vulpis

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7
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What three tapeworm species of interest are there in small animals

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Diplyidium caninum
Taenia
Echinococcus granulosus

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What two lungworm species are of interest in small animals

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Crenosoma vulpis
Aelurostronglyus abstrusus

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9
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what sided heart failure do heartworms cause

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right sided

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10
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what system do roundworms impact

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GI

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11
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What four ticks are of interest

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Dermacentor reticulatus
Rhicephalus sanguineus
Ixodes ricinus
Ixodes hexagonus

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12
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What species does dermacentor reticulatus affect

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Cows

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13
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What is the cat flea

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Ctenocephalides felis

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14
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What is the dog flea

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Ctenocephalides canis

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What are the three lice of interest

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Trichodectes canis
Linognathus setosus
Felicola subrostratus

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What are the six mite species of interest

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Notoedres cati
Demodex canis
Sarcoptes scabei
Cheyletiella
Otodectes cynotis
Neotrombicula autumnalis

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17
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What species does neotrombicula autumnalis affect

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rabbits

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18
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What are the core vaccines in the dog

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Parvovirus
Adenovirus
Canine distemper virus
Lepto (UK)

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What are the non-core vaccines in the dog

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Rabies
Bordetella
Parainfluenza
Borrelia

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20
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What makes up the kennel cough vaccine

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Bordetella
Parainfluenza

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21
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What are the available vaccinations in ferrets

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Rabies
Distemper

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22
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What are the core vaccines in the cat

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Calicivirus
Parvovirus (panleukopenia)
Herpes

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What are the non-core vaccines in the cat

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FeLV
Chlamydia
Rabies

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24
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What are the vaccinations available for rabbits

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RHD-1
RHD-2
Myxomatosis

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25
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What is included in the ducat vaccination

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Herpes
Calci

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26
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What infectious diseases make up cat flu

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Herpes
Calci

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27
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How can an ectropion/entropion be managed in a young puppy

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Lubrication drops
If causing ulceration, give AB drops too
You can tap the entropion until the animal is older and more stable for surgery

28
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If the puppy/kitten presents with dental issues but is eating and gaining weight, what should you do

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Nothing but monitor

29
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If the puppy/kitten presents with dental issues but is not eating and gaining weight, what should you do

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Intervene

30
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If the puppy/kitten presents with a heart murmur but is systemically well, what should you do

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Listen again in 2-4 weeks time

31
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What endoparasite is responsible for: clinical signs uncommon but include vomiting, diarrhoea and coughing. Zoonotic risk causing ocular disease in humans?

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roundworm
Toxocara canis/catis

32
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What endoparasite is responsible for: V+/D+, dehydration and a pot belly?

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roundworm

33
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What endoparasite is responsible for: exercise intolerance, dyspnoea, right-sided heart failure, death?

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Heartworm
Lungworm (dirofilaria)

34
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What endoparasite is responsible for: tenesmus, weight loss and large bowel diarrhoea?

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roundworms

35
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What endoparasite is responsible for: can cause chronic cough and signs similar to feline asthma?

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lungworms

36
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What endoparasite is responsible for: coughing, dyspnoea, spontaneous and uncontrolled bleeding?

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lungworms

37
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What endoparasite is responsible for: dermatological signs including cutaneous erythema and papules?

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Hookworm (Usinaria)

38
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What endoparasite is responsible for: scooting and passage of proglottids resembling grains of rice?

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tapeworm

39
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What endoparasite is responsible for: clinical signs associated with anaemia?

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Tapeworm

40
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What is the treatment for tapeworms?

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Praziquantel

41
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If the animal comes in with fleas, what endoparasite should you also treat for?

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Tapeworm

42
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What ectoparasite is responsible for:

intensely pruritic zoonotic disease, typically lesions develop on the pinnae and elbows?

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Sarcoptes

43
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What ectoparasite is responsible for:

associated with walking dandruff in cats, dogs and rabbits?

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Cheyletiella

44
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What ectoparasite is responsible for:

seasonal disease, frequently manifests as digital dermatitis?

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Harvest mites

45
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What ectoparasite is responsible for:

some animals develop hypersensitivity due to allergens in the saliva?

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Fleas

46
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What ectoparasite is responsible for:

common cause of otitis externa in dogs and cats?

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Otodectes cynotis

47
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What ectoparasite is responsible for:

not always clinically significant, often carried by animals with long haircoats?

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Lice

48
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What ectoparasite is responsible for:

increasing prevalence in the UK, 3-host tick that transmits Babesia?

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Dermancentor

49
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What ectoparasite is responsible for:

transmits Borrelia burgdorferi to dogs and man?

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Ixodes ticks

50
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What ectoparasite is responsible for:

clinical disease seen in young and immunocompromised animals, diagnosis requires deep skin scrapings?

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Demodex

51
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What ectoparasite is responsible for: rare in the UK, lesions often occur on the head?

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Cat head mite

52
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What infectious disease is responsible for: cause of acute hepatitis in dogs with a high mortality rate?

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Adenovirus

53
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What infectious disease is responsible for: disease of rabbits transmitted by blood sucking insects. Poor prognosis with acute form, signs include ocular swelling and discharge?

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Myxomatosis

54
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What infectious disease is responsible for: cause of cat flu, commonly causes ocular lesions?

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Feline herpes

55
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What infectious disease is responsible for: affects rapidly dividing cells resulting in profuse haemorrhagic diarrhoea?

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Parvovirus

56
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What infectious disease is responsible for: commensal organism in respiratory tract of many animals, can cause disease including kennel cough in dogs?

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Bordetella

57
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What infectious disease is responsible for: clinical signs can be seen in the skin, respiratory, neurological and gastrointestinal systems?

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Distemper

58
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What infectious disease is responsible for: disease of rabbits caused by a calicivirus, clinical signs include sudden death and bleeding from the nose and mouth?

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RHDV

59
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What infectious disease is responsible for: cause of cat flu, commonly causes oral ulcerations?

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Calicivirus

60
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What infectious disease is responsible for: virus replicates in lymphoid tissues and causes panleukopaenia in cats?

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Feline parvovirus

61
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What infectious disease is responsible for: disease caused by helical bacteria, which survive in contaminated water sources?

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Lepto

62
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How often is DHP given to the dog

A

every 3 years

63
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Is parasite control commonly done in rabbits

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Not unless there is problems or at risk

64
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what is used to prevent fly strike

A

raer guard

65
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what fly starts fly strike

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blowflies

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