SVM and public health Flashcards

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itchy sheep dofferentials

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ringworm
sheep scab- notifiable in northen and republic of ierland and scotland
scrapie (psoroptic mange) - notifiable- tse
lice
fly strike
wool slip
scald
photosensitidation- st johns wort reaction
orf

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psoroptes ovis

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can last in enviroment for 2 weeks (15-17 days)
notifiable in northen and republic of ierland and scotland

quiesent phase- resovours in spring and summer then spread to whole body in colder months- hightly contageous

early clinical phase- zone of inflamation with small vessicles and serious exudate- hypersensativu=ity response

rubbing/ scratching, nibbling biting at flanks, wool loss, poor bcs (be wary of jhones as this is first sign), moist red scabbed skin

assume whole flok infected

diagnossis-
skin scrapes- clinical infection
blood elisa test (developed by moredun!)- pre-clincal stage- 98% sensitivity, 96% speceficity. can be detected as soon as 2 weeks post exposure

spread- enviroment , sheep to sheep, fomites

risk factors- open herds, neighboring infections, poor biosecurity

treatment- plunge Organophosphate dipping or injectible macrocyclic lactones

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cow zooneses and their effects in people

crypto
salmonella
ecoli
bse

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ringworm- trychophyton verucosum. skin contact. vaccine avialable- ring vac a good preventative option. usually seen in youngstock. spores can surivive for months.

tuberculosis- spread to humans by contaminated milk- tb resctor milk cannot go into tank. can also be inhaled from coughing animals

leptosporosis- can lead to kidney damage, meningitis (inflammation of the membrane around the brain and spinal cord), liver failure, trouble breathing, and even death
excreted in urine and in foetal fluids
vaccine available- important!!! legal obligations for workplace saftey

campylobater

e.coli- o157 heamoragic Diarrhea- HAEMOLYTIC UREMIC SYDROME in vunerable people.
kids susseptable
faeco- oral spread
control- good hygene ESPECIALLY at abbitour level

listeria- listeria monocytogenes- can cuse abortion in ruminants, neuro disease
fever, muscle aches, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. If the more severe form of listeriosis develops, symptoms may include headache, stiff neck, confusion, loss of balance, and convulsions in people
assosiated with dodgy siglage

BSE- Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, dementia like symptoms with quick deterioration
spread by prions in feed or meat
crontrol- feed regulations, erradication shceme, notifable disease, disposal of specified risk material

taniea

cryptospordosis- cryptosporidium parvum gastrointesinal disease
scouring cavlves, youngstock- adults may excrete it??
faeco-oral spread- can contaminate water
control includes good hyfene for calves and humans

brucella- brucella abortis, fever, sweats, headaches, back pains, and physical weakness. In severe cases, the central nervous system and the lining of the heart may be affected

salmonella- spread by contaminated feed and water- stress points increase shedding so also get it around calving. can be septicemic- salmonella. dublin- can survive for months- years in enviroment
faeco-oral
control- infected animals culled, spreaders identified, good hygene and cleaning protocalls. vaccine available

q-fever- coxiella burnetti- causes abortion in ruminanats, can survive in enviroments form months. some people never get sick; however, those who do usually develop flu-like symptoms including fever, chills, fatigue, and muscle pain. can cause miscarrige in humans. can be inhaled on dust- can be carried on wind. can vaccinate- coxevac

anthrax- skin sores, vomiting and shock in people- b.anthracis, last case in uk in 2015- survies in soil for a century as spores

jhones- MAP- zoonoses contravercial, thouht to be lined to chrones
control- testing regememe, culling and isolation of infected and related cows, calf management and hygene, replacement testing, enviromental managment

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poultry zoonoeses

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avian influenza- HPAI-H5N1

campylobater- coli and jejuni
faeco-oral ingestion
guillian barre syndrome in people in a complication- life long neuro disease
meat very often contaminated
often introduces at thinning

e.coli- colibacilosis- spread through faecooral
can cause septisemia

erysiphilus- e. rhusiopathiae
assosiated with turkeys- sudden death
clin signs- swollen joints, endocarditits
rare human zoonosis- same effects

ring worm- commonly asymptomatic but can cuse skin leasions
mircrosporum gallinae

fowl mites- acariasis
painfull botes and puritis in people

newcastle disease- avianparamixovirus
conjunctivitis and coular leasions in people

salmonela- contaminated eggs

avian chlamydiosis

avian tb-

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pig zoonoses

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swine influenza- siv, H1N1

erysipelas- dimond disease, valvular endocarditis
treated with penecillan

giardia

strep.suis

leptosporosis

brucella- not uk

salmanella

campylobacter

taenia. solium

MRSA

ringworm

listeria

toxoplasmosis- uncomon

anthrax

hepatitis E

tuberculosis- bovine tb

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bloods for dog with addisons

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reverese stresw leukogram (or absense fo stress leukogram in sick dog)
(low to normal neutrophil numbers with an increase in lymphocytes and eosinophils)
bradycaridia
lack opf stress hormone
mild to non-regenerative anemia
axotaemia
hyperkalaemia with hyponaetremia and hypocholoraemia

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blood results pancreatitis in cats

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traiditis
amylase and lipase not specific- feline snap test used to confirm but not rule out disease

neitophilia with bands

AST,ALT Tbil all increased- concurrent inflamation of billary treee, extrahepatic obstruction, hepatic lipidosis

tbill increases= jaundice- hepatic, pre-hepatic post hepatic

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bloos from horse suffering form colic caused by mass emergence

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mild hypoalbuminaemia
mild hyperkalemia
hyponatremia
hypocholaremia
hypofibrinogenaema

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bloods for lumphoma in a horse

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marked anamia- hrd to define as regenerative or non regenerative
thrombocytopaenia
leukopenia

all three lineages decreased- pancytopaenia
high globulins- malignancy
enlarged lymphocyte= lymphoblast= leukaemia/lymphoma

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