Pulmonary Bordetellosis, Verminous pneumonia, and Atrophic Rhinitis Flashcards

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1
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Etiology of Pulmonary Bordetellosis

A

Bordetella bronchiseptica

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Pulmonary bordetellosis causes hemorrhagic ____ consolidation in nursing or recently ___ pigs.

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Lobular; weaned

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In text books, pulmonary bordetellosis is considered to have a ________ pattern, due to the hemorrhagic, LOBULAR, consolidation.

A

checker board pattern

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4
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Pulmonary bordetellosis can be treated with antibtioics. List two:

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Tetracyclines and sulfas

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5
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Bordetella bacterins may be ____ against pulmonary bordetellosis.

A

Protective

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6
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Ascarids and Lungworms are causes of ______ pneumonia.

A

Verminous

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7
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Ascarids - etiology

A

Ascaris suum

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8
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Ascardis migrate through the liver and ____.

A

Lungs

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These organisms result in large synchronous migrations (e.g., moving bigs from clean to contaminted environement) can cause severe pneumonia and death. What organisms do this?

A

Ascarids

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Etiology of lungworms in pigs

A

Metastrongylus elongatus

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Lungworm M. elongatus requires _____ as intermediate host to complete its lifecycle.

A

Earthworm

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The adult lungworm of M. elongatus reside in the ______.

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Terminal bronchioles

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Etiology of Atrophic Rhinitis

A

Bordetella bronchiseptica

toxigenic Pasteurella multocida

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Majority of Pasteurella multocida in the lungs do not hae the potential to produce atrophic rhinitis. What makes it able to cause disease?

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There are certain types that produce toxins (acapsular type D specifically) that can result in retarding atrophic rhinitis.

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15
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Infection of Bordetella bronchiseptica and toxigenic Pasteurella multocida will always result in clinical problems. True or False.

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False - infection does not always result in clinical problems. Environmental interactions and concurrent disease interactions play an improtant role in establishing infection.

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16
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Lesions of atrophic rhinitis may or may not be associated with _______ rate of gain and feed _____.

A

decreased; efficiency

17
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Clinical signs of Atrophic Rhinitis

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  • Sneezing
  • Tearing
  • Epistaxis
  • Distortion of snout
  • Possibly decreased growth performance
18
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Diagnosing Atrophic Rhinitis can be made on obvious _______, culture, and snout cross-section upon ____ or slaughter check.

A

clinical signs; necropsy

19
Q

The vaccination for Atrophic Rhinitis contains:

A

Bordeteella/Pasteurella bacterin/toxoid

20
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Eradication of atrophic rhinitis includes:

A

SPF (specific pathogen free) or SEW (segregated early weaning)