Lists Flashcards

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Germinative infection

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Aviadenoviruses (Chick incl body hep)
EDS
Avian encephalomyelitis
Avian orthoreovirus
Avian leukosis and reticuloendotheliosis
E.coli
Marek's disease
Salmonella
Mycoplasma
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Transplacental infection

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BVD
Bluetongue
E/W/V eq encephalomyelitis
PRRS
CSF
Distemper
EBL
Feline panleukopenia
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Venereal transmission

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Coital exanthema of horses (EHV-3)
EIA
Bovine+ ovine (canine) brucellosis
Bovine viral campylobacteriosis – only venereal!
Sheep/goat campylobacter abortion
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4
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No viremia

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Pox
Papilloma
Bovine RS
Vesicular stomatitis (not confirmed, but generalization)
Rabies
Ovine pulmonary adenomatosis
FeLV in immunocompetent animals
Retroviruses: only cell bound, some not at all, TSE
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Cerebellar hypoplasia

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Ainovirus
Schmallenberg
BVDV
FPLPv
Bluetongue
Border disease
CSF
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Egg shell problems

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EDS, NDV, TRT/ART, IB, Avipox

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Very contagious

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FMD
ASF
CSF
(equine) Influenza
ND
Equine abortion
Inf rhinotracheitis of cat
RHD
Gumboro
EIA,
(rinderpest)
Distemper
Ca PI-2
Bo RS
IB
Turkey Coryza
Mycoplasma - contagious: bo pleuropneumonia, cap pleuropneumonia, agalactia of Cap/Ov
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Very long incubation times

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Rabies: 2-8 weeks (2mm/h along axons)
Borna: 1-3 months (cell to cell spread)
EBLV: 1-4 months
OPA: months, years
FeLV: 4-6 weeks
FIV: acute: 3-6 months, subclinical/chronic: months to years
Maedi-Visna: months, years
TSE
Caseous lymphadenitis of sheep: 1-3 months
Bovine tuberculosis: months to 1-2 years
Paratuberculosis: 2-5 years (at least 9 months)
D. congolensis: 1 month
B. ovis: 5-9 weeks
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Hemolysis

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Staph (hemolysin), Listeria (hemolysin/listeriolysin – bigger hemolysis = more virulent), Corynebact (phospholipase D)
Dermatophilus congolensis (beta, due to phospholipase I think)
E.coli (esp. swine and dog strains)
Mannheimia haemolytica
Necrobacillosis: hemolysin
Swine dysentery: betahemolysis due to hemolysin
EIA
Black disease
Staph: alpha and betahemolysis in vitro
Moraxella bovis
Brachyspira - beta

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10
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Ø PCR

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Transmissible encephalopathies

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Intranuclear inclusion bodies

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Adenovirus: intranuclear – Rubarth: Cowdry A
Herpesvirus: intranuclear
ASF: Intranuclear
Borna: intranucl inclusion bodies (Joest Degen) in brain

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Cytoplasmic inclusion bodies

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Goose circovirus: basophilic intracytoplasmic incl bodies in macrophages of bursa
Poxvirus: cytoplasmic, Guarnieri: mammalian, Bollinger: avian
Paramyxo: cytoplasmic

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Specific CPE

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Rabies: negri boodies in pyramid cells
TSE: vacuoles in neurons
Bornavirus: Joest Degen incl bodies
Paramyxo: syncytium
Herpes: rounding, syncytium
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Immunotolerance

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BVDV, Retro: EBLV, FeLV (ø lifelong carriage), Avian leukosis, REV

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Lifelong carrier state

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EIA
Salmonella in Bo
Herpesvirus
ASF
Fe calici
Maedi-visna (lifelong viremia)
Rodents with tyzzers
Paratuberculosis
Some brucella (b.ovis)
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Lifelong carrier state

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EIA
Salmonella in Bo
Herpesvirus
ASF
Fe calici
Maedi-visna (lifelong viremia)
Rodents with tyzzers
Paratuberculosis
Some brucella (b.ovis)
17
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Lifelong immunity

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Flaviviridae
Rinderpest, PPR
E/W/V Equine encephalomyelitis

18
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Toxoid vaccines

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Cl. Perfringens: anatoxin/toxoid - tetanus
M. hemolytica: leukotoxin - toxoid
P. multocida/B. bronchiseptica: dermonecrotoxin – toxoid
Actinobacillosis pleuropneumonia of swine: inactivated cytotoxins and surface proteins - toxoid

(Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis – caseous lymphadenitis of Ov, Cap not widely used)