Pasteurellosis

Question 1

P. multocida is mainly in ___ respiratory tract

Answer 1

upper

Question 2

(6) at risks for Pasteurella

Answer 2

basahin mo ulit

Question 3

P. caballi

Answer 3

horse (respiratory tract)

Question 4

P. pneumotropica

Answer 4

rodents
• respiratory
• GI
• female genital

Question 5

Pastereurella is notifiable disease of what animal?

Answer 5

cattles

Question 6

Why is Pasteurella notifiable?

Answer 6

major effect in reproduction

Question 7

environments (2) in which Pasteurella is more viable

Answer 7

1. damp soil
2. water (14 days ; 4C )

Question 8

2 virulence factors of Pasteurella

[ CS ]

Answer 8

1. capsular
2. somatic

Question 9

main mode of transmission of Pasteurella

Answer 9

bites & fomites

Question 10

Pasteurella in humans starts with ___

Answer 10

cellulitis

Question 11

Pasturella in ruminants

Answer 11

hemorrhagic septicemia (6B, 6E)

Question 12

Pasteurella is more severe in this animal

Answer 12

water buffalo

Question 13

region affected with Pasteurella (ruminants)

Answer 13

submandibular region

Question 14

disease of Pasteurella in poultry?
young or old?

Answer 14

Fowl Cholera (OLD)

Question 15

exudate in fowl cholera

Answer 15

fibrinosuppurative exudate

Question 16

meningitis & otitis in Fowl Cholera leads to

Answer 16

torticollis

Question 17

disease of Pasteurella in swine?

Answer 17

Atrophic Rhinitis (upper jaw)

Question 18

disease of Pasteurella in rabbits

Answer 18

Snuffles (causes death)

Question 19

needed for Giemsa/Wright staining of Pasteurella

Answer 19

smear of LIVER

Question 20

Pasteurella tx is effective only in _____

Answer 20

early treatment

Question 21

Resistance for Pasteurella

x CAE PT x

Answer 21

Carbenicillin
Amikacin
Erythromycin

Penicillin
Tetracycline

Question 22

Pasteurella has vaccine for these (3) animals

Answer 22

1. Pigs
2. Poultry
3. Ruminants

Question 23

vaccine for ruminants
• type
• age
• dose

Answer 23

• live vaccine
• more than 6 months
• 1 or 2x a year