PQ 2021 Hungarian

Question 1

In case of American foulbrood ….. the observation time.

5 days
30 days
60 days
15 days

Answer 1

15 days

Question 2

What kind of tracheal mite can cause an infection? (Acarapis woodi)

male
fertilized female and male
fertilized female
Female

Answer 2

fertilized female

Question 3

Which virus occurs in Hungary?

thread
cashmere
acute bee paralysis
black queen virus

Answer 3

ABPV (Varroosis) → main problem in hungary

Question 4

What is subject to notification in Hungary?

larval tubing
Tropilaelaps mite
American foulbrood
Aethina tumida

Answer 4

Aethina tumida

Question 5

Which occurs only in adult bees?

varroosis
amoebosis apium
nosemosis
spending petrification

Answer 5

amoebosis apium
nosemosis

Question 6

What can cause blackout?

• unicellular
• bacterial
• fungal
• virus

Answer 6

• bacterial

Question 7

The dried larva is placed in a gondola-like manner at the bottom of the cell.

sticky american foulbrood
mild american foulbrood
larval tuberculosis
“Isle of Wight disease”
Sacbrood Virus (SBV)

Answer 7

Sacbrood Virus (SBV)

Question 8

Characteristic of a hygienic family

uUrR
UuRr
UURR
uurr

Answer 8

uurr

Question 9

Which of the following may be a pattern recognition receptor for bees?

MHCIII
Toll receptor
LPS receptor
BCR

Answer 9

Toll receptor

Question 10

Which one is not produced by bees?

honeydew
honey wax
propolis
bee bread

Answer 10

propolis

Question 11

A rattling sound is heard when the spleen is shaken. In which case of harm?

cholecystitis
chronic bee paralysis
Larval tuberculosis
spending calcification
Chalk brood: Ascosphaea apis

Answer 11

Chalk brood: Ascosphaea apis

Question 12

At the end of winter, traces of faeces can be seen in the hive. What caused it?

sticky american foulbrood
rot larval tuberculosis
discharge calcification
Gastric upset
N. apis infection

Answer 12

→ N. apis infection

Question 13

It causes a disgusting, foul-smelling odor when it is milder.

Paenibacillus alvei
Enterococcus faecalis
Paenibacillus larvae
Achromobacter Eurydice

Answer 13

Paenibacillus alvei

Question 14

In the case of american foulbrood, the milk is approx. how many minutes does it clot ?

2
1
13
8

Answer 14

1

Question 15

The remnants of the dead larva are visible at the bottom of the cell:

larval tubing
nosemosis
milder american foulbrood
european foulbrood (EFB)

Answer 15

european foulbrood (EFB)

Question 16

What is the incubation time in case of American foulbrood?

15 days
60 days
45 days
30 days

Answer 16

15 days

Question 17

Which haplotype of Varroa occurs in Europe?

Korean
none of them
Japanese landscapes
Java Island

Answer 17

Korean

Question 18

Mostly the disease of open ashtray is ……. ????

sticky american foulbrood
rot larval tuberculosis
milder americ

Answer 18

?

Question 19

Which is not a DNA virus?

acute polio
cashmere
Yarn
Dicistroviridae- “Black queen cell virus”

Answer 19

acute polio
cashmere
Yarn
Dicistroviridae- “Black queen cell virus”

Question 20

What is the optimal internal temperature of the hive?

35 ° C
25 ° C
30 ° C
20 ° C

Answer 20

35 ° C
ppt sais 30-35 degrees…

Question 21

The so-called the parent product is produced by …

lower lip gland
horseradish
throat gland
chewing gland

Answer 21

–> queen product= produced by queens mandibular gland
–> Honey= workers submandibular glands

Question 22

What produces apitoxin?

lower lip gland
poison gland
hormone gland
Throat gland

Answer 22

poison gland

Question 23

This virus was first detected in Hungary. ??

acute bee paralysis
black queen cell virus
sacbrood virus (SBV)
chronic bee paralysis (CBPVA)

Answer 23

acute bee paralysis

Question 24

At what age are larvae the most sensitive to Paenibacillus larvae?

-fatal of any age
-12-36 hours
-2 days
-only for 5 days

Answer 24

-12-36 hours

Question 25

In which thymus is not found? mother testicle larval Worker

Answer 25

larval

Question 26

It may be an antimicrobial peptide of honey bees -protein-rich peptides: abaecin & apidaecin -are conventional defensins -only bee-specific - can be all three

Answer 26

protein-rich peptides: abaecin & apidaecin

Question 27

Infectious form of the pathogen of nosemosis none spore cyst Egg

Answer 27

spore

Question 28

Which form of development of the litter beetle harms the beekeeper? (small hive beetle) larvae puppet egg Beetle (adult)

Answer 28

larvae

Question 29

What causes scope? - Braula coeca - Philanthus triangulum - Vespa crabro - Senotainia tricuspis

Answer 29

- Senotainia tricuspis

Question 30

Legislation on the protection of bees. 70/2 003. (VI. 27.) MARD Decree 70/2015. (VI.27.) Sz. MARD Decree 15/1969. (XI. 6.) MÉM 113/2008. (VIII. 30.) MARD Decree

Answer 30

70/2 003. (VI. 27.) MARD Decree ??

Question 31

For which ailments should live bees be sent for examination? -varroasis -"Isle of Wight disease" -malpighamoebosis -Nosemosis

Answer 31

-malpighamoebosis

Question 32

What is the melting point of the wax? 44 ° C 64 ° C 84 ° C 35 ° C

Answer 32

64 ° C

Question 33

How many hours can hives be kept closed? 24 72 12 48

Answer 33

72

Question 34

The honey is approx. what% is sugar? 30-35 80-85 50-55 15-20

Answer 34

80-85

Question 35

Infected bees have a more swollen abdomen and may experience dysentery symptoms. What can cause it? -acute bee paralysis -American foulbrood -chronic paralysis virus (CPV) -Nosemosis

Answer 35

-chronic paralysis virus (CPV)

Question 36

What is Braula coeca? Fly lice mite Beetle

Answer 36

Fly

Question 37

Where are the cells that contain testicular larvae???? Males?= drones? anywhere edge in the middle at the edge of the middle Drone cells

Answer 37

edge Drone cells

Question 38

Which can occur in adult bees and weaning? varroosis Spending petrification nosemosis amoebosis apium

Answer 38

varroosis

Question 39

he most important factors in CCD octane? -Nutritional anomalies, climate change, toxic environment and pathogens. -Varroa destructor on its own. -Varroa destructor, viruses, Nosema ceranae. -Neonicotinoids and other pesticides.

Answer 39

Varroa destructor, viruses, Nosema ceranae.

Question 40

hThe most important clinical symptoms of sublethal venom effects of neonicotinoids? -Due to the mass orientation of the bees, the barrage stops, the hives are slowly emptied, but there is hardly any bee carcass around the hives. -Only the sweeping is destroyed, not the outgoing bees -Mass uterine death for days after dawn flight. -The bees fall in front of the hive (

Answer 40

-The bees fall in front of the hive (with the snout stretched.?)