LECTURE 19: Digestive Diseases III Flashcards

1
Q

What is avian tuberculosis?

A

Gram positive bacteria

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2
Q

ATB is chronic disease for what age of birds?

A

Older

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3
Q

ATB is common with what type of flocks?

A

Backyard flock

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4
Q

What is the transmission of ATB?

A

fecal oral, mechanical vectors

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5
Q

What are clinical signs of ATB?

A

Progressive wasting of birds?

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6
Q

What are gross lesions of ATB?

A

Grayish yellow or grayish white nodules

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7
Q

How would you sample for ATB?

A
  1. Histopathology
  2. Swabs for molecular
  3. Bacterial culture
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8
Q

Ascaridia galli is what?

A

Roundworms

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9
Q

Rounds worms are common with what type of poultry?

A

Gallinaceous birds but also most types of birds

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10
Q

Round worms can be described as very…..

A

Virulent

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11
Q

What is the transmission of round worms?

A

Ingestion of eggs from contaminated environment
Eggs may be ingested by insects and remain infectious

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12
Q

What are clinical signs of round worms?

A

May be absent, loss in wt, stunted growth, intestinal blockage

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12
Q

Round worms can cause a secondary ______.

A

e coli infection

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13
Q

What are thread worms/crop worms?

A

Small hair like worms

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14
Q

thread worms effect what birds?

A

Quail and pheasants and pigeons

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15
Q

What are clinical signs of thread worms?

A

Swallowing motion

16
Q

Cecal worms occur in what birds?

A

All birds

17
Q

Cecal worms is a vector for what?

A

Black head disease

18
Q

What are tape worms?

A

Non pathogenic worms that don’t have a treatment

19
Q

When you have tape worms what should you re evaluate?

A

Pest control

20
Q

For worms how do you sample?

A
  1. Histopathology
  2. Gut scrapings
  3. Fecal examination
21
Q

What are gross lesions of parasites?

A

Presence of worms in intestines, cull birds

22
Q

What is the diagnosis for parasites and worms?

A

Direct obs of fecal and gut scrapes

23
Q

What is histomoniasis? (black head)

A

Protozoal parasite

24
Q

Black head occurs in what type of birds?

A

Turkeys, game birds, chickens, peafowl

25
Q

What happens when turkeys get blackhead?

A

They die

26
Q

How is blackhead transmitted?

A

cloacal drinking, intermediate hosts, and vectors

27
Q

What are clinical signs of black head?

A

Sulfur colored, diarrhea, anorexia
Emaciation and debilitation
Death

28
Q

What is your main way for testing for blackhead?

A

Histopathology

29
Q

What is the your biggest clue for black head disease?

A

TARGET LESION

30
Q

What are gross lesions of blackhead?

A

cecal cores, targets, peritonitis

31
Q

Trichomoniasis is what….

A

protozoa parasite

32
Q

What does trich do?

A

creates lesions in the upper respiratory tract

33
Q

With trich when do you see high mortality?

A

Young fowl

34
Q

What is crop mycosis?

A

AKA thrush and sour crop

35
Q

Crop mycosis is an ______.

A

Opportunistic infection

36
Q

What lesions do we see with crop mysosis?

A

cheesy lesions

37
Q

What should you test with crop mycosis?

A
  1. Histopathology
  2. Bacterial swabs
  3. Gut scrapings
38
Q

How do you prevent crop mycosis?

A

avoid prolonged antibiotic treatment