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contavious bovine pleuropneumonia cause

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mycoplasma mycoides spp. mycoides (small colony type)

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pleuropneumonia gross histo

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  • unilateral, cd lung lobe
  • marbled apperance
  • fibrinous pleuritis/ adhesions
  • pleural effusion
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differential diagnosis bovine pleuropneumonia

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  • mannheimia haemolytica

- mycoplasma mycoides spp. mycoides

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contagious bovine pleuropneumonia sequestrum

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  • necrosis secondary to loss of vascular supply
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contagious caprine pleuropneumonia cause

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  • mycoplasma capricolum spp. capripneumoniae
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mycoplasma capricolum spp. capripneumoniae contagious caprine pleuropneumonia -> ?

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  • high mortality
  • fibrinous pleuropneumonia
  • multifocal necrosis
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interstitial pneumonia spread type/ general cause

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  • aerogenous or hematogenous spread

- most often viral cause

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causes porcine interstitial pneumonia

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viral 
- swine influenze
- PRRSV
- PCV-2
- PRCV
- Pseudorabies 
bacterial (sepsis)
- Salmonella choleraseuis
- Haemophilus parasuis
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swine influenza virus -> clinical presentation and dx

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dx
- porcine interstitial pneumonia 
clinical signs
-high morbidity
- resp signs
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swine influenza what type virus/ swine receptos

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  • segmnted ss RNA
  • pig has receptors for human and avian strains
  • pt of porcine resp dx complex
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porcine interstitial pneumonia histo/ necropsy

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  • diffuse pattern in lungs
  • edema
  • airway epithelium damage
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necrosis of swine airway differntials

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  • porcine interstitial pneumonia

- bovine herpes virus 1

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porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSV) -> ?

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  • porcine interstitial pneumonia
  • target or damage PAM/PIM
  • > secondary bacterial bronchopneumonia and sepsis
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porcine circovirus type 2 (PCV-2) -> what concurrent with what

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porcine respiratory and reproductive syndrome virus

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histo of pcv-2 vs porcine respiratory and reproductive syndrome virus

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circoviridae see granulomatous inflam

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pcv-2 see what

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  • porcine interstitial pneumonia
  • granulomatous infla
  • icterus
  • enlarged lymph nodes
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nipha virus pig can ->

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  • interstitial pneumonia
  • resp and cns dx
  • ZOONOTIC
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nipha virus genus and fam

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  • genus= henipavirus

- fam= paramyxoviridae

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hendra virus equine genus and fam

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  • genus= henipavirus
  • fam= paramyxoviridae
  • ZOONOTIC*
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Equine hendra virus -> ?

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  • interstitial pneumonia

- see massive pulmonary edema

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small ruminant lentiviruses include

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  • ovine progressive pneumonia (OPP)

- caprine arthritis and encephalitis (CAE)

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lentiviruses features of dx type

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  • non-oncogenic/ non-immunosuppressive
  • main targets = monocytes, macrophages, dendritic cells
    • > chronic inflam
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small ruminant lentiviruses pathogeneisis

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  • acute dx
  • chronic dx = slow progressive multi-organ lymphoproliferative fatal dx
  • see interstitial fibrosis
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ovine progressive pneumonia caused by what

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lentivirus

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ovine progressive pneumonia see what

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  • arthritis/ synovial hyperplasia
  • mastitis
  • lymphadenopathy
  • resp dx w/ diffuse lung involvement
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ovine progressive pneumonia spread

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  • widespread infection/ rare clinical dx
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ovine progressive pneumonia see clinical dx in who

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  • older animals
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caprine arthritis and encephalitis cause

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lentivirus

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caprine arthritis and encephalitis see what

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  • interstitial pneumonia similar to OPP
30
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enzootic nasal tumor virus

-> ?

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  • sheep ENTV-1
  • goat ENTV-2
  • Nasal adenoma -> carcinoma rarely metastasizes
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sheep: retrovirus-induced ovine pulmonary adenocarcinoma (OPA) see what grossly

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  • areas neoplasia replace lung parenchyma w/ firm white fibrotic neoplastic lesions
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jaagsiekte sheep retrovirus virus causes what

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neoplastic change inland keeps growing until large portion of lung affected (looks like opa)

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granulomatous interstitial pneumonia occurs how

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organisms or particles -> resist intracellular killing by phagocytic cells -> persist and cause chronic granulomatous inflammation response

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granulomatous interstitial pneumonia include

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  • bovine pulmonary tuberculosis
  • granulomatous/ pyogranulomatous pneumonia horse
  • FIP
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bovine pulmonary tuberculosis is caused by what

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  • mycobacterium bovis

- zoonotic

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mycobacterium bovis bovine pulmonary tuberculosis signs

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  • lung granulomas (tubercles); multifocal variably sized accesses in cd lung goes
  • lymph node involvement (accesses in ln)
  • +/- mineralization
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what causes caseous accesses in lungs (pathogens)

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  • mycobacterium bovis

- trueparella pyogeneis

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mycobacterium bovis vs trueparella staining

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  • mycobacterium are acid fast trueparella is not
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mycobacterium tuberculosis affects who

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  • human beings (only reservoir host)
  • dogs and cats are susceptible
    dogs= respiratory
    cats = enteric
40
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granulomatous/ pyogranulomatous pneumonia cause horse

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rhodococcus equi
- may have multiple small granulomatous lesions not just one larger lesion

  • in foal 1-6 months this = primary differential, can look like trueparella and mycobacterium but in foal look at this first*
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feline infectious peritonitis -> what kind of lesions

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  • granulomatous lesions throughout lungs

- can have lesions on other organs as well

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interstitial pneumonia primary mycotic agents multifocal and granulomatous

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  • blastomyces dermatidis
  • nocardia asteroides/ nova
  • cryptococcus neoformans
  • coccidiodes immitis
  • pneumocystis carnii
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canine blastomycoidis caused by what

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blastomyces dermatitis

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canine blastomycoides affects who

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dogs and humans rare in other domestic aniamls

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canine blastomycosis see what

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  • pyogranulomatous interstitial pneumonia w/ diffuse patterns through lungs
  • broad based budding coccidian mycosis= broad-based budding yeast
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blastomyces dermatitis -> what kind of mycosis; form and infections phase

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systemic mycosis

  • dimorphic fungus
  • gross as yeast phase = non- infectious
  • hematogenous and lymphatic dissemination

cutaneous form
- penetrating wound

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pulmonary coccidiomycosis affects who

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  • camelids > horses
48
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pulmonary coccidiomycosis caustitive agent

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coccidiodes immitus

ZOONOTIC

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pulmonary coccidiomycosis see what dx

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pyogranulomatous interstitial pneumonia

50
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pneumocystis carinii seen in who

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  • pig

- horse

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pneumocystis carinii what type of infection

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opportunistic fungal infection

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interstitial pneumonia parasitic causes

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lung resident parasits

  • nematodes adult/ larvae in airways/ alveoli
  • metacestode lungs of intermediate host

lung- migrating parasits

  • larva migrans
  • flukes
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embolic pneumonia spread how

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hematogenous spread from elsewhere

  • fungal
  • bacterial
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emobolic pneumonia presentation

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  • multifocal- random- all lobes
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fungal causes embolic pneumonia

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aspergillis spp.

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bacterial causes embolic pneumonia

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  • trueperella pyogenes

- fusobacterium necrophorum

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pulmonary aspergillosis -> what in horse

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  • embolic fungal pneumonia horse

- enteritis/ colitis/ typhilitis = open door for fungus to enter lung

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salmonella enterocolitis horse -> what

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embolic fungal pneumonia horse

  • disruption of intestinal barrier
  • hematogenous spread
  • localization to other organs - liver/ lungs
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embolic fungal pneumonia horse differentials

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  • pulmonary aspergillosis

- salmonella enterocolitis

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embolic fungal pneumonia horse signs

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  • necrosuppurative inflam
  • mass of fungal hyphae
  • vasculitis/ thrombosis
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embolic pneumonia cattle causes

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  • pulmonary septic embolism- hematogenous
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aspiration pneumonia lesions

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  • focal necrohemorrhagic pneumonia (one lobe)
  • foreign body aspriation
  • necrosis
  • hemorrhage
  • inflammation

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