Swine Viruses Flashcards

1
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Viruses commonly associated with multisystemic/generalized disease:

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CSFV (FAD)

*ASFV (FAD)

PRV (extinct from domestic herd, now in feral swine)

PCV 2

PRRSv (highly virulent strains that originated in China)

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Viruses commonly associated with Reproduction

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PRRS virus

PPV

Porcine cytomegalovirus (PCMV)

Teschoviruses

Sapeloviruses

PRV (extinct from domestic herd)

CSFV (FAD): a pestivirus, similar to BVDv

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3
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Viruses commonly associated with Gastro-intestinal system

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Rotavirus

PED virus and delta coronaviruses

TGEV

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4
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Viruses commonly associated with Respiratory system

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PRRS virus

SIV

PRCV

PCMV

PRV (extinct from domestic herd)

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5
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Viruses commonly associated with Skin and mucosa

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FMDV (FAD)

SVDV (FAD)

*VSV

Seneca Valley virus

Swinepox virus (*mechanical by louse)

Swine vesicular exanthema virus (extinct)

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Viruses commonly associated with Neurological disease

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Rabies

Teschoviruses

Hemagglutinating encephalomyelitis virus (HEV); a.k.a. vomiting and wasting disease

PRV (extinct from domestic herd)

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7
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abortion, anorexia, fever, blue discoloration of snout, ears

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PRRS

arteriviridae

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8
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severe diarrhea vomiting, dehydration in neonatal pigs, high mortality, glits and sows affected by diarrhea w/o significant consequences

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PED virus

coronaviridae

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9
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severe diarrhea vomiting, dehydration in neonatal pigs, high mortality, glits and sows affected by diarrhea w/o significant consequences that is NOT PED?

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Swine delta coronavirus

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10
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significant cause of diarrhea in neonates, looks like a wheel

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Rotavirus

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11
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enteric disease of newborn and young piglets, not common in well managed herds, seen mostly in biosecurity lax/mixed sourced herds

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TGE

coronaviridae

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12
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Reproductive failure in naive gilts/sows, early abortion may see death/mummified fetus

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Porcine Parvovirus

parvoviridae

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13
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causes mulitsystemic wasting disease in swine

assocaited with respiratory, enteric ds, repro failure

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Porcine circo virus 2

circoviridae

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14
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Reproductive failure, still births, CNS disease in young pigs w/ high mortality rates, diarrhea, pneumonia, pericarditis and myocarditis

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Porcine Teschovirus

Pig polio

Picornaviridae

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15
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upper respiratory disease, closely related to TGE large deletion mutation

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PRCV

coronaviridae

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16
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Cause of self limiting vesicualr ds of horses, cattle, swine

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looks like FMD, but bullet shaped

Vesicular Stomatitis

rhabdo

17
Q

vomiting and wasting disease of pigs

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Porcine hemorrhagic encephalitis virus PHEv

coronavirus

18
Q

Aujesky’s dz, generalized systemic disease of swine, repro failure, abortion still births etc abortion storms

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Pseudorabies virus

herpesviridae

19
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severe multi-systemic disease of swine, on necropsy see splenic infarcts, pettechial/ecchymotic hemorrhages on serosal surfaces

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Classical Swine Fever

Flaviviridae, pestivirus

20
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severe multi-systemic disease of swine, on necropsy see enlarged spleen w/o infarcts, pettechial/ecchymotic hemorrhages on serosal surfaces

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African Swine Fever

Asfarviridae

21
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Mild resp in pigs/severe resp in humans

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Nipah Virus

paramyxoviridae; henipavirus