Reportable Viruses Flashcards

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reportable disease

A

conditions that pose or may pose a significant threat to:
- animal health
- environment
- food supply
- public health

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what are the characteristics of reportable diseases

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  • high public health risk
  • threat of significant economic loss
  • highly contagious, rapidly spreading, and difficult to control
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3
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foreign animal diseases (FAD)

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“transboundary” diseases

transmissible livestock and poultry diseases that are believed to be absent from the U.S.
- exists in other countries

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4
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emerging diseases

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diseases with the potential for significant animal or human health impacts

incidence has recently increased or is likely to increase

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5
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what are risk factors to animal agriculture

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  • increased human population
  • increased demand for poultry/livestock meat
  • increased world trade and travel
  • lack of surveillance standards worldwide
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world organization for animal health (WOAH)

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coordinates the global response to animal health emergencies and prevention of zoonotic disease spread

maintains list of infectious diseases of concern

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what is the U.S. representative in WOAH

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USDA

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8
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what is the reportable disease list in CA

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CA’s list of reportable conditions for animals/animal products

has certain conditions that must be reported to the department of public health

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what are clinical signs that indicate possible FAD

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  • high morbidity or mortality
  • VESICULAR DISEASE
  • CNS signs (stargazing)
  • hemorrhagic septicemia
  • larvae in wounds
  • unusual clinical signs in multiple animals
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10
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what laboratory type does initial screening for FAD

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state labs

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11
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what laboratory type does official FAD confirmatory testing

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USDA national veterinary services

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12
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foot and mouth disease pathogen

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picornavirus

7 serotypes w/ many subtypes

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13
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what species does FMD affect

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cloven hoof animals
(cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, deer, elk) + rats and mice

NOT horses

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14
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are humans affected by FMD

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potential zoonoses but RARE

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15
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transmission of FMD

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direct: secretions, feces, urine, ingestion of undercooked animal products

indirect: fomites (people, vehicles, equipment)

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16
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clinical signs of FMD

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vesicles and erosions

17
Q

national level of FAD management

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import requirements
quarantine centers
border patrols
customs inspections

18
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state level of FAD management

A

movement regulations
inspections

19
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accreditation

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federal and state governments approval of licensed veterinarians to voluntarily perform official regulatory function

Category I: dogs, cats, reptiles, rabbits, pocket pets
Category II: all animals