Midterm 1 RETAKE Flashcards

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Latent infection can be diagnosed by detection of Ab.

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2
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Mortality shows the number of dead animals compared with the diseased ones.

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3
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Monitoring is a routine collection of data on a certain disease.

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4
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In the case of screening healthy + infected/ diseased are differentiated + recorded.

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5
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ELISA can be used for the detection of certain agents.

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6
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Only results of lab tests with 100% specificity + sensitivity can be accepted.

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7
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Only eggs from the same herd are allowed to be hatched in the same hatching machine.

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8
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All- in- all- out principle means that during disinfection the animals have to be driven out of the stable.

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9
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The age of animals does ø influence the efficacy of vaccines.

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10
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Live vaccines always contain avirulent strains.

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11
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Strains in marker vaccines can be differentiated from field strains.

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12
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DIVA principle means differentiation of infected + vaccinated animals.

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13
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Generation shift method is ø used anymore, because of the risk of infection of newborn animals.

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14
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Selection ( test + remove) method is mainly used in small herds with low level of infection.

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15
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Selection ( test + remove) method can be combined with vaccination.

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16
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Embryo transfer from infected into disease free dam is a way of eradication of certain diseases.

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17
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PDNS is characterized by type II hypersensitivity.

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18
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Porcine circoviruses are responsible for a variety of clinical cond.

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19
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Porcine circovirus 2 replicates in the myocardium of fetus.

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20
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Porcine circoviruses cannot be responsible for reproductive disorders.

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21
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CIA virus is transmitted both horizontally + vertically.

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22
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Avian circovirus infections cause high mortality.

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23
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Beak + feather disease lesions are sometimes obvious only after moulting.

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24
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Inactivated vaccines are used against pigeon circovirus infections.

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25
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Porcine HoKoviruses are only present in USA.

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26
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PPV-1 is endemic in most Sus herds.

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27
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PPV-1 is transmitted through the fecal- oral route.

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28
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PPV-1 vaccinations start at/ after 6 mnths of age.

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29
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Aleutian mink disease is characterized by type 1 hypersensitivity.

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30
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Aleutian mink disease virus cannot infect ferrets.

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31
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Aleutian mink disease virus induces enteritis in older minks.

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32
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Attenuated vaccines are used against Aleutian mink disease.

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33
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Derzsy’s disease is caused by parvovirus.

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34
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The virus of Derzsy disease is transmitted vertically.

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35
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Hemorrhagic nephritis + enteritis of geese is caused by parvovirus.

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36
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Mastadenoviruses infect only mammalians.

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37
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Infectious canine hepatitis virus spreads mainly by oral infection.

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38
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Infectious canine hepatitis virus is sp specific ( stenoxenic).

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39
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Infectious canine hepatitis virus frequently causes permanent blindness ( blue eye).

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40
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Canine laryngotracheitis can cause high mortality in kennels.

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41
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Inclusion body hepatitis is characterized by cytoplasmic unclusion bodies in the liver.

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42
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Hepatitis- hydropericardium is caused by a siadenovirus.

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43
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Hemorrhagic enteritis of turkeys causes characteristic spleen lesions.

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44
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Gammaherpesvirus can cause latent infection in the neurons.

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45
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Alphaherpesviruses can be reactivated from latency by immunosuppression.

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46
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The acute phase of an alphaherpes viral infection is always followed by latent infection.

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47
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When latent herpesviral infection is reactivated, ø infective virions are produced.

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48
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Discriminating ELISA distinguishes infected animals from those vaccinated by any kind of vaccines.

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49
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IBoR can spread via the olfactory n. to the brain.

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50
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IBoR causes mainly respiratory disease among calves.

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51
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IBoR causes endemic infection in cattle stock.

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52
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Herpesmamillitis can cause pseudo lumpy skin disease.

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53
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MCF is sp specific ( stenoxenic).

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54
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MCF is a sheep disease.

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55
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MCF is caused by OV herpesvirus 2 ( OHV-2) in Europe.

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56
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Aujeszky’s disease causes meningo- encephalitis in sows.

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57
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Aujeszky’s disease causes meningo- encephalitis in piglets.

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58
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Aujeszky’s disease causes meningo- encephalitis in Car.

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59
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Aujeszky’s disease causes meningo-encephalitis in Ru.

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60
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Eq rhinopneumonitis virus cause lesions in the CNS of foetus.

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F.

61
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Eq coital exanthema can infect also humans ( zoonosis).

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T.

62
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Canine herpesvirus multiplies best at 33- 35ºC.

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63
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Neural form of MD causes latent infection in the neurons.

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64
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ORF, sheep pox + Goat pox viruses belong to the Capripoxvirus genus.

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65
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Lesions of lumpy skin disease appear mainly on the udder + muzzle of cattle.

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F.

66
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Poxviruses cause Cowdry-A type nuclea inclusion bodies in the cell culture.

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67
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Poxviruses induce proliferative lesions ( pocks) inoculated to chorioallantoic membrane.

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68
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Cowpox virus can infect several other sp, + it is also zoonotic.

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T.

69
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Sus pox virus can infect several other sp, + it is also zoonotic.

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70
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Sheep pox virus can infect several other sp, + it is also zoonotic.

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71
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Pseudo- cowpox virus can also infect humans.

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72
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Sheep pox virus is spread mainly by arthropod vectors.

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73
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Lumpy skin disease virus is spread mainly by arthorpod vector.

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74
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ORF virus is spread mainly by arthropod vectors.

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75
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Sus pox virus is spread mainly by arthropod vectors.

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76
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Lumpy skin disease is endemic in Africa.

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77
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Lumpy skin disease virus can’t be detected by PCR.

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78
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Lumpy skin disease is a mainly vector borne disease, causing high mortality.

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F.

79
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Myxomatosis is a mainly vector borne disease, causing high mortality.

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T.

80
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Papillomavirus can occur in Eq.

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T.