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Resp pathology small and large animals Flashcards

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rhinitis and sinusitis acute stereotypical response

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mild injury/ early response
- serous discharge (translucent)
- hyperemia
persistent injury/ late response 
- mucosal damage (erosion/ ulcer), hemorrhage and fibrin, exudate, fibrinonecrotic membrane
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acute time frame

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12-48 hrs

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rhinitis and sinusitis sterotypical response subacute to chronic

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low grade injury
- goblet cell hyperplasia - mucoid exudate
persistent injury
- mucopurulent to purulent discharge
- squamous metaplasia -> loss mucocillary clearance
- glandular atrophy
- fibrosis
- osteoclastic activity -> turbinate bone resorption

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subacute time frame

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3-7 days

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chronic time frame

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weeks

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feline viral rhinitis differentials

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  • feline herpesvirus-1 (FHV-1)

- feline calcivirus (FCV)

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feline herpes virus-1 signs

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rhinitis/ conjunctivitis
- oculonasal discharge

  • impairment of defense mechanisms -> predisposition to secondary bacterial rhino sinusitis and pneumonia
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feline herpes virus 1

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  • virus replicates in mucosal surface -> erosion
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feline herpes virus 1 diagnosis conformation

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immunohistochem

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feline calcivirus signs

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  • depends on strain variation’s virulence
  • mild to severe conjunctivitis/ rhinitis
  • ulcerative gingivitis / stomatitis
  • necrotizing bronchitis/ bronchiolitis, interstitial pneumonia
  • arthritis
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calcivirus most common where

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multicast environments

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canine influenza a viruses

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h3n8 most common

h3n2

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canine influenza a ->

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upper respiratory tract infection
- clear nasal discharge
- fever
- lethargy
- loss appetite
- V+/D+
- may have no clinical signs 
secondary bacterial pneumonia
- strep. equi spp zooepidemicus
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h3n2 vs h3n8

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h3n2 infection = more severe

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bacterial rhinitis / sinusitis dogs and cats

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most often secondary to viral, traumatic, inflammation, or neoplastic processes

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bacterial rhinitis/ sinusitis causes dogs

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  • bordetella bronchiseptica
  • escherichia coli
  • pasturella multocida
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bacterial rhinitis/ sinusitis causes cats

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  • bordetella bronchiceptica
  • escerichia coli
  • pasturella multocida
  • chlamydophillia felis
  • mycoplasma felis
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fungal (mycotic) rhinitis/ sinusitis most common cause dogs

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aspergillus fumigatus

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fungal (mycotic) rhinitis/ sinusitis most common cause cat

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  • cryptococcus neoformans
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aspergillus rhinitis/ sinusitis dogs and cats common and uncommon

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  • common doliocephalic dogs

- uncommon mess and brachyocephali dogs and cats

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chronic rhinitis cats cause

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cryptococcus neoformans

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chronic rhinitis pathogenesis cats

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  • inhale fungal spres -. spread to cns, lungs, eyes, ln, systemic
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cryptococcus neoformans histo cat

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  • almost no effect of this growing into tissue histologically
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pastasitic rhinitis- sinusitis causes cats and dogs

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  • cuterebra sp. larvae

- pneumonyssus caninum (nasal mite)

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parasitic rhinitis- sinusitis cause sheep

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  • oestrus ovis larva
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cuterebra sp. larva cats

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  • causes parasitic rhinitis- sinusits

- can spread into nervous system

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parasitic tracheitis dog causes

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  • oilers osleri
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parasitic tracheitis dog signs

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  • thin walled nodules at tracheal bifurcation
  • resp signs
  • cyanosis
  • parasitize airways and -> bubbles in mucosa
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canine infectious tracheobronchitis see what

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  • acute onset of coughing exacerbated by exercise and persistent harsh cough
  • generally recover spontaneously
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canine infectious tracheobronchitis causes

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  • bordetella bronchiceptica
  • canine adenovirus-1,2
  • canine parainfluenza virus-2
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bordetella bronchiceptica general characteristics

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  • gram neg
  • coccobacillus
  • opportunistic pathogen
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brodetella bronchiceptica virulence factors

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  • attach to ciliated epithelium

- toxins

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canine and feline bacterial bronchopneumonia causes

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  • bordetella bronchiceptica
  • streptococcus canis
  • streptococcus equi spp. zooepidemicus
  • mycoplasma cynos (dog only)
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canine and feline bacterial bronchopneumonia histo finding

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fibrinosuppurative pneumonia (hemorrhagic) w/ hemothorax

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canine interstitial pneumonia causes dogs

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  • canine distemper virus
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canine distemper virus ->

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  • systemic infection: resp, gi, cns

- canine interstitial pneumonia

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canine distemper virus histology gross

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diffuse, rubbery

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canine distemper virus histology

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  • bronchointerstital pneumonia
  • intracytoplasmic eosiniophilic viral incusions
  • airways contain syncytial cells
  • airways contain inflammation cells
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equine viral rhinitis/ sinisitus/ pneumonia causes

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  • equine influenza virus

- equine viral rhinopneumonitis

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equine influenza virus type

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  • orpthomyxovirus
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equine influenza virus ->

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  • uri - rhinitis

- rare secondary lower resp tract bacterial infection -> broncho-interstitial pneumonia

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equine viral rhinopneumonitis causes

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  • equid alphaherpes virus 1 (ehv1) and ehv4
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equine viral rhinopneumonitis ehv1 and ehv4 clincial signs

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  • uri w/ biphasic fever
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equine viral rhinopnuemonitis ehv1 only clinical signs

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  • urt
  • abortion
  • neonatal mortality
  • myeloencephalopathy
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equine multi nodular pulmonary fibrosis causes

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  • equine gammaherpesvirus-5

progressive nodular fibrotic lung dx

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progressive nodular fibrotic lung dx affects who/ see what

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  • older horeses

- dec exercise tolerance

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equine gammaherpesvirus 5 histo/ gross

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  • slow progressing fibrotic dx of lung

- nodules throughout lung

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equine rhinitis- sinusitis bacterial causes

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  • streptococcus equi spp zooepidemicus

- streptococcus equi spp. equi

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equine rhinitis strep. equi sp zooepidicmicus signs

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  • mucopurulent nasal discharge

- parhygngitis

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guttural pouch empyema potentia cause

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can be a secondary lesion to streptococcus equi spp. equi

51
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alpaca fever cause and effects who

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  • cause = strep equi spp. zooepidemicus

- affects new world camelids < 3yrs old -> 100% case fatality

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equine sinus lesions

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  • sinusitis

- space occupying masses

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sinusitis causes equine (broadly not specific pathogens)

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  • primary viral/ bacterial/ mycotic infetion

- extension from tooth root infection

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space occupying masses causes equine (broadly not specific)

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  • sinus cysts (maxillary)

- neoplasm

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guttural pouch mycosis causes

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  • aspergillus spp.
  • guttural pouch empyema
  • guttural pouch tympany
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aspergillosis spp. can -> in horses

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  • guttural pouch mycosis ->
  • thrombosis of int carotid artery
  • osteitis of hyoid bone
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viral rhinitis- laryngitis- tracheitis cattle causes

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  • bovine herpesvirus 1
  • bovine parainfluenza virus-3
  • impaired innate defenses
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bovine herpes virus 1 ->?

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infectious bovine rhinotracheitis (IBR)

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infectious bovine rhinotracheitis ->?

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  • erosion of mucosal surface of upper airways
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suppurative tracheitis

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  • secondary to bhv-1 bc take advantage and complicate tracheitis
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bovine necrotizing laryngitis causes

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  • histophilus somni

- fusobacterium necrophorum

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larynegal ulcers in feedlot cattle w/ bronchopneumonia and dyspnea -> ?

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acute bovine viral d+ virus

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bronchopneumonia spread how

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aerogenous, bacterial pathogen or naso-pharyngeal commensal

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bronchopneumonia distribution

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cranial ventral

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bronchopneumonia much-ciliary clearcne

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  • underlying impaired much-ciliary clearance innate defense mechanism bc viral agent or physical injury
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pasturealla multocida -> what in who

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  • bronchopneumonia w/ cr-v consoludation and v little pleuritis in
  • cattle
  • sheep
  • goat
  • pig
  • dog
  • cat
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causes bacterial bronchopneumonia bovine

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  • mannheimia haemolytica
  • biberstenia trehalosi
  • histophilus somni
  • pasturella multocida
  • mycoplasma species
  • trueperella pyogenes
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what causes of bacteria bronchopneumonia w/ fibrinopleuritis and sequestrum cattle

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  • mannheimia haemolytica
  • biberstenia trehalosi
  • histophilus somni

** makes these 3 hard to tell appart**

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bacterial bronchopneumonia with minimal pleuritis cow

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pasturella mutlocida

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causes bacterial bronchopneumonia ovine

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  • mannheimia haemolytica
  • biberstenia trehalosi
  • histophilus somni
  • pasturella multocida
  • mycoplasma species
  • trueperella pyogenes
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causes bacterial bronchopneumonia caprine

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  • mannheimia haemolytica
  • biberstenia trehalosi
  • histophilus somni
  • pasturella multocida
  • mycoplasma species
  • trueperella pyogenes
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mannheimia haemolytica histo

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  • large areas of necrosis where leukocytes = recruited; this pathogen produces leukotoxin which kills neutrophils
  • oat cells mixed with fibrin edema and hemmorhage
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endotoxemia induced by mannheimia haemolytica signs

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  • fever
  • off feed
  • dpression
  • coughing
  • pneumonia
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biberstenia trehalosi lambs

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  • sepsis > pneumonia
  • sudden death
  • GIT ulcerations
  • hepatic necrosis/ inflam
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biberstenia trehalosis pneumonia

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  • cattle

- bighorn sheep

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equine pleuropneumonia complex shipping fever hx

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  • hx long distance transport 7-10 days prior

- unresponsive to tx

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equine pleuropneumonia complex shipping fever gross finidngs

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  • unilaterally > bilat
  • fibrinous necrotizing pleuropneumonia
  • aspiration of pharyngeal secretions/ mixed bacteria
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equine pleuropneumonia complex shipping fever pathogens

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  • mixed bag of organisms
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viral agents that -> bacterial bronchopneumonia (broncho-interstitial pneumonia)

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  • bovine herpesvirus 1 (BHV-1)
  • bovine parainfluenza virus 3 (BPIV-3)
  • bovine respiratory syncytial virus (BRSV)
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how do viral agents -> bacterial bronchopneumoia

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  • impaire innate defenses:

- loss ciliated airway epithelium -> loss mucocillary clearance -> secondary bacterial infection

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bovine herpes virus 1 latent where

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sensory ganglia

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bovine herpes virus 1 -> what syndromes

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  • resp dx
  • neonatal calf get ulcerative rumenitis, enteritis, hepatitis
  • cns
  • repro dx
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respiratory dxs bovine herpes virus 1

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  • rhinitis/ tracheitis
  • conjunctivitis
  • bronchointerstitial neuonia
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repro dxs bovine herpes viurus 1

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  • infectious pustular vulvovaginitis/ balanoposthiitis

- aborition

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bovine respiratory syncital virus what virus type/ affects who

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pneumovirus; cattle and sheep; 1-3 month old calves

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bovine respiratory syncytial virus gross

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  • cr-v atelectasis

- cd-d emphysema

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bovine respiratory syncytial virus histo

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broncho-insterstiatla pneumonia

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bovine parainfluenza virus-3 virus type, affects who

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respirovirus (paramyxoviridae) affects 2-8 month old calves, rarely clinically significant unless secondary bacterial bronchopneumonia

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porcine rhinitis causes

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  • inclusion body rhinitis

0 atomic rhinitis

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inclusion body rhinitis pig causes

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  • porcine cytomegalovirus
  • betaherpesvirus
  • ubiquitous infection 3-5 weeks
  • uncommon dx
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non- progressive atrophic rhinitis pig causes

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  • bordetella bronchiceptica
  • adherance
  • loss of cilia and bone resorption
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progressive atomic rhinitis pig causes

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  • pasturella multocida (D); toxigenic strains -> produce cytosine
  • colonization requires b. bronchiceptica
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progressive tropic rhinitis clinical signs

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  • 6-12 week old weaned pigs
  • resp
  • +/- unilateralism epistaxis
  • nasal deformity
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porcine bacterial bronchopneumonia causes

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  • mycoplasma hypopneumoniae
  • pasturella multocida
  • bordetella bronchiceptica
  • streptococcus suis
  • actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae
  • haemophilus parasuis
  • actinobacillus suis
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actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae -> what

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  • fibrinosuppurative pleuropneumonia in pig
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haemophilus parasuis ->? in who

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- glacier's dx/ polyserositis in pigs
see:
- pleuritis
- pericarditis
- peritonitis
- polyarthritis 
- meningitis
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mycoplasma hosts

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  • pig
  • cow
  • sheep/ goat
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mycoplasma pig name

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  • mycoplasma hypopneumoniae
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mycoplasma hypopneumoniae ->?

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enzootic pneumonia of pigs

  • high morbidity/ low mortality
  • slow spreading non productive cough
  • depression of growth rate
100
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mycpolasma cattle name

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  • mycoplasma bovis
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mycoplasma bovis lesions?

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  • cr-v bronchopneumonia
  • multifocal to coalescing caseous necrosis (necrosuppurative inflam) HIGHLY INDICATIVE OF MYCOPLAMA BOVIS
  • systemic infection
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goats mycoplasma

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  • mycoplasma mycoides spp. mycoides large colony type
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mycoplasma sheep

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  • mycoplasma ovipneumoniae (common)
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mycoplasma ovipneumoniae -> ?

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  • affects lambs and kids
  • septicemia
  • chronic bronchopneumonia often subclinical
  • mult other agents including mannheimai haemolytical PI3, RSV
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mycoplasma hypopneumoniae enzootic pneumonia of pigs lesions

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-cr-v bronchopneumonia
- atelectasis
colonizes cilia of resp epithelium

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mycoplasma bovis -> ?

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  • enzootic pneumonia of calves
  • 50% also have lameness
  • otitis media (head tilt)
  • mastitis/ repro dx
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Ttrueperella progenies -> what found in who

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  • cattle, sheep, goat, pig

- secondary bacterial infection -> access

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