NON ZOONOTIC EXOTIC DISEASES Flashcards

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Sore muzzle, malarial catarrhal fever, epizootic catarrhal, beksiekte & muzzle disease

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BLUETONGUE

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GENUS, FAM
VECTOR?
primary animal affected
modes of transmission

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caused by genus Orbivirus family Reoviridae
- vector is Culicoides spp. (Biting Midges)
sheep

same + Iatrogenic (contaminated needles)

  • Transplacental
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forms ng CS ng bluetongue

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peracute at chronic

peracute - frothinng asphyxiationn
chronic - secondary innf

edema

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congestion of the nose leads to

bluish color of the tongue is due to

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sore muzzle
cyanosis

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diagnnsis ng blue tongue

vax?
tx?

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Viral isolation (confirmatory)
- PCR (confirmatory)

onnly in soain and italy
no tx

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highly infectious disease
- Mycoplasma mycoides mycoides
- Organisms found in saliva, urine, fetal
membranes, & uterine discharges
- Infection by inhaling droplets

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CONTAGIOUS BOVINE PLEUROPNEUMONIA

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Animal stands with head lowered and
extended: sign of dyspnea (breathing difficulties)
- elbows turned out or abducted
- Brisket edema
distended JV

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CONTAGIOUS BOVINE PLEUROPNEUMONIA

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What causes yellow discoloration of the fluid? in CBP
diagnosis ng CBP??
tx nng cbp

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fibrin / fibrin flakes

Isolation (standard)
- PCR (Standard)

Tylosin
- Danofloxacin

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Caused by bovine leukemia virus, family Retroviridae
- Also reported in water buffaloes (recent cases)
- Mostly subclinical

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ENZOOTIC BOVINE LEUKOSIS (nonzoonotic)

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CS ng EBL
vax?

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Digestive disturbance
nno vax

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caused by genus Aphthovirus,
- family Picornaviridae
- Cloven hoofed animals of the order artiodactyla

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FOOT and MOUTH disease

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foot and mouth disease is NON zoonotic

not present in aus

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t
t

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Tongue and mouth lesions, ulcerations →
drooling

diagnosis
tx?

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FMD

viral isolation
- Fluids from vesicle in oral cavity
- RT PCR: swabs
- Serology
- Certification for animals of trade

no tx but supportive

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Also known as Cowdriosis
- Ehrlichia ruminantium (Cowdria
ruminatium - early name)

transmission?

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heartwater

ticks - Amblyomma spp.
- No spp. in the Ph

iatrogenic
vertical

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3 forms nng heartwater

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peracute, acute, sub acute

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sudden death
- respiratory distress
- convulsions

what form ng heartwater

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peracute

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Respiratory distress (due to fluids in thoracic cavity)
stiff gait
Exaggerated blinking
- Chewing movements
- Pedaling
- Stiffening of the limbs
- Convulsions
what form

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acute heartwater

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what form
- fever
coughing
- incoordination
- death

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Subacute

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postmortem lesionsn ng heartwater

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hydropericardium (hence the term
heartwater)

  • Hydrothorax
  • Difficulty in breathing
    Splenomegaly
  • present in any blood parasitism infections as the body tries to eliminate the pathogen from the body
  • Ascites
  • Other term: Hydroperitoneum
  • Perirenal edema
  • Petechiations
  • Proteins in blood that leaks out of BVs →
    fibrinogen (among the proteins) → fibrin → yellow discoloration
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tx ngn heartwater

vax?

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antibiotics (tetracycline and potentiated sulfonamide)
Diazepam: for neurological signs

endemic country
tick conntrol

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Genus Varicellovirus, family Herpesviridae

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INFECTIOUS BOVINE RHINOTRACHEITIS

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dz nna may latency

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INFECTIOUS BOVINE RHINOTRACHEITIS

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INFECTIOUS BOVINE RHINOTRACHEITIS affects what part ngn resp tract

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upper~~~~~~~~

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CS nng INFECTIOUS BOVINE RHINOTRACHEITIS na may conjuctivitis

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mild

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forms ng INFECTIOUS BOVINE RHINOTRACHEITIS conjunc red mucse resp dehy
generalized
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forms ng INFECTIOUS BOVINE RHINOTRACHEITIS Incoordination - Blindness - Convulsions
Encephalitic form ( nerves affected
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Infectious pustular balanoposthitis is what form of INFECTIOUS BOVINE RHINOTRACHEITIS
reproductive Presence of hemorrhages in penile surface - Mating is painful just by extruding penis - Lose libido - presence of purulent discharge from the prepuce
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form ng IBR na requent urination - reddening of the lining - presence of pustules - presence of purulent discharge
Infectious pustular vulvovaginitis
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form ng IBR na requent urination - reddening of the lining - presence of pustules - presence of purulent discharge
Infectious pustular vulvovaginitis
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dx nng IBR tx? vax?
elisa for large herds post mortem sa liit no tx virus yes
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also known as pseudourticaria, neethling virus disease, knopvelsiekte, exanthema nodularis bovis
lumpy skin disease
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caused by genus Capripoxvirus, family Poxviridae
lumpy skin disease
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lumpy skin disease is transmitted by
insects and via contact infectionn stomoxys mosq ticks near water
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lumpy skin disease is reported in?? and year
thailand; 2021
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hypersalivation - skin eruptions - Circumscribed circular lesions on skin that are painful Firm lumps on skin which may erupt
Lumpy skin diiz
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dx tx vax LSD
microscopic examination - Virus isolation - PCR antibiotic yes vax
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cpunter part ng CAE
MAEDI-VISNA
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Visna-maedi virus (VMV): different agent from CAEV but both collectively belong to small ruminant lentiviruses (SRLVs) - Both are lentiviruses - CAE: goats - VMV: sheep
t
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maedi visna is to _____ cae is to ____
sheep goat
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Ovine progressive pneumonia, Graaff-Reinet Disease, La Bouhite, Zwoegersiekte
maedi visna
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visna means? ano inaaffect ng visna and cae
wasting. namamayat monocytes and macrophages
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CS paresis
Maedi visna
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age diff ng encep sa maedi at cae
cae young maedi adult
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dx ngn MV tx vax
PCR - more sensitive technique no no
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sheep and goat plague - Genus Morbillivirus, family Paramyxoviridae - Paramyxovirus: distemper in dogs
PESTES DES PETITS RUMINANTS
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main cs ng PESTES DES PETITS RUMINANTS
diarrhea, oral lesions
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necropsy ng PESTES DES PETITS RUMINANTS
Necropsy: colon with congested and hemorrhagic mucosa -->> characteristic zebra stripe lesions (pathognomonic)
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PESTES DES PETITS RUMINANTS is not yet eradicated t or f dx:
t pcr elisa
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cattle only counnterpart ng pestes des petits ruminants
Rinderpest or cattle plague (also caused by Morbilivirus)
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also known as Ovine Pulmonary Adenocarcinoma, Jaagsiekte, Sheep Pulmonary Adenomatosis neoplastic disease of the lungs of sheep
PULMONARY ADENOMATOSIS
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caused by jaagsiekte sheep retrovirus
PULMONARY ADENOMATOSIS
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PULMONARY ADENOMATOSIS transmitted via
milk and colostrum
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CS: crackles, resp distress
PULMONARY ADENOMATOSIS
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Small nodules to extensive solid areas in lungs
PULMONARY ADENOMATOSIS
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dx ng pulmonary adenomatosis tx vax
CS - Wheelbarrow test - PCR - Ultrasonography nno tx and no vax
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RINDERPEST is already eradicated t or f
t
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first animals disease that is globally eradicated - High chance of reemergence - Via vaccination
rinnderpest
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1st vet school ay natayo dahil sa dz nan to at what year
1762, rinderpest
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what year ung old name ng OIE
1924, WOA
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Highly economically devastating dz
rinderpest; UPCVM first established during early 1900s to control rinderpest in the PH
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a disease of cloven-hoofed animals - characterized by: * fever * necrotic stomatitis * gastroenteritis * lymphoid necrosis * high mortality
rinderpest
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CS ngn rindnerpest (DDD)
- Death - Discharge - Diarrhea - Fever and dehydration - Discharge from eyes nose mouth - Sores in mouth, foul breath - Diarrhea or dysentery
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oral lesions similar to _____ and rinderpest
FMD
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control ng rinderpest
- Quarantine - Vaccination - Culling control of animal movement