Orthomyxoviridae

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Influenza C

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Contains human and swine firuses that rarely cause disease

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Influenza A

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Contain human, equine, swine and domestic poultry viruses

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Clinical sign of what Orthomyxovirus

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Avian Influenza

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Transmission of orthomyxoviruses in poultry

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By ingestion and inhalation

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Isavirus

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Contains only Infectious Salmon Anemia Virus

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Thogotovirus

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Contain tick borne viruses which infect livestock and humans in Africa, Europe and Asia

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Equine Influenza virus replicates in

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Epithelial cells of the upper and lower respiratory tracts

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Avian Influenza vireamia leads to

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Multifocal lymphoid and visceral organ necrosis

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Swine influenza virus is transmitted through

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Aerosols

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Diagonsis of Swine Influenza Virus

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Sudden onset of clinical symptoms

Virus identification - deep nasal swab

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Diagnosis of Equine Influenza Virus

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Clinical Presentation

RT-PCR

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Swine Influenza virus replicates in

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Upper respiratory tract

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Genetic Shift

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Changes in antigenic set up due to reassortment of gene segements

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Avian Influenza viruses replicate in

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Intestinal and Respiratory Tract

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Transmission of orthomyxoviruses in mammals

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Aerosol, droplet and fomite transmission

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Diagnosis of Avian Influenza Virus

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RT-PCR

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Orthomyxovirus virion morphology

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Pleomorphic

Segmented genome

Two types of glycoprotein spikes

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T/F: Influenza virues are sensitive to heat, acidic pH and lipid solvents

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True

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Influenza B

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Contain human viruses

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Clinical signs of low pathogenic avian influenza

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Cause upredictable losses do to decreased egg production

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Transmission of orthomyxoviruses in aquatic birds

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Virus is shed in feces - fecal oral transmission

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Genetic Drift

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Changes in antigenic setup due to point mutations - nucleotide substitution, deletion, insertions

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Clinical signs of High pathogenic avian influenza

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Cause sudden death without symptoms

Cessation of egg production, lacrimation, diarrhea, edema, cyanosis, torticollis

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Why are pigs considered “mixing vessels” for influenza viruses

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Because of their ability to become co-infected with both avain and human strains of influneza virus

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Transmission of Thogotoviruses is by

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Ticks - replication in both tick and mammal

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Classification of Orthomyxoviruses is based on

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The type of hemagglutinin and Neuraminidase \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ 16 possible hemagglutinin 9 possible neuraminidase

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Symptoms of Swine Influenza Virus

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Appears in many animals at the same time Fever Nasal Discharge May develop pneumonia and die

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Most important viral respiratory disease of horses

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Equine Influenza Virus

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Avain Influenza Viruses are characterized as

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Highly Pathogenic Low Pathogenic

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Clinical signs of Equine Influenza Virus

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Rapidly spreads Fever Reddening of nasal mucosa Conjunctivitis Serous nasal discharge Dry paroxysmal cough Abortion

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Transmission of Isavirus

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Transmitted in water