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Unit 3- Brucella Flashcards

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Brucella

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Coccobacillus, single cells, gram neg, aerobes, catalase oxidase and urea +, non motile, intracellular, bioterrorism agent

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Brucella Nomenspecies Differentiation

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Biochemical reactivity, biotyping by aniline dyes, antigen composition, bacteriophage susceptibility, DNA specificity

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Horse Brucella Species

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B. abortus

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Pig Brucella Species

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B suis

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Dog Brucella Species

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B canis

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Cattle Brucella Species

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B abortus and suis

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Sheep Brucella Species

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B melitensis and ovis

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Goat Brucella Species

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B melitensis

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Brucella Intracellular Activity

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Facultative intracellular pathogen, inhibits phagosome-lysosome fusion, replicates in macrophages

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Smooth Nomenspecies

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B abortus, melitensis, neotomae, and suis, O antigen involved in agglutination

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Rough Nomenspecies

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B canis and ovis, rough LPS lacks O antigen

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Brucellosis Transmission

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Carrier animals, ingestion most common, veneral or congenital

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Zoonotic Species

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B abortus, melitensis, suis, and canis

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Brucella abortus

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Ingestion, venereal, intra-mammary and congenital transmission, some cattle resistant to infection

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B abortus Pathogenesis

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Penetrates mucous membranes, localize in lymph nodes, phagocytosis by neutrophils and macrophages, bacteremia, proliferates in cells with erythritol

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B abortus Disease

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Abortion at end of first pregnancy, placental thickening, necrosis of cotyledons, edematous fetus

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B abortus Diagnosis

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Notifiable zoonotic disease, culture sent to BSL-3 facility, PCR, serology for LPS, rivanol or mercaptoethanol test, compliment fixation

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Rivanol Test

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Distinguishes between chronic infection or vaccination, IgG higher than IgM in infection

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B abortus Immunology

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Humoral antibody response not correlated with protection, cell mediated immunity from T cells most important, causes granulomatous lesions

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B abortus Vaccination

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RB51 most protection and interrupts outbreaks, 19 less protection and can cause abortion, McEwen 45/20 requires boosters

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B abortus Control

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Test and slaughter, vaccinate, hygiene, Ab milk ring test with high false +

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B abortus Therapy

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Not attempted in pig and ruminant, cull infected animals, long term therapy for intracellular infection

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B melitensis

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First Brucella isolated, bio-warfare agent, very low infectious dose in human

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B melitensis Transmission

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Ingestion, food and water contaminated by urine and vaginal discharge, milk and cheese

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B melitensis Disease

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Pathogenesis similar to B abortus, late term abortion in sheep and goat, lameness, hygroma, orchitis

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B melitensis Immunology

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Sheep and goats develop protective immune response and clear infection

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B melitensis Diagnosis

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Clinical signs, direct culture, serologic tests

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B melitensis Vaccination

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Strain Rev 1 most effective and reduces shedding, strain 53H38 stimulates persistent antibody response

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Brucella suis Transmission

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Rapid spread, venereal, ingestion, wild hare reservoir, environmental persistence

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B suis Disease

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Pathogenesis similar to B abortus, more common in adult swine, abortion, metritis, spondylitis, orchitis, arthritis, lameness, bacteremia

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Most likely pathogen to humans

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B suis, cannot be eradicated due to feral swine

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B suis Immunology

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Females recover, males do not, short lived immunity, ready reinfection, abortion only in first pregnancy

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B suis Diagnosis

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Rose bengal card test, clinical signs, culture

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Brucella canis Transmission

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Ingestion, veneral

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B canis Disease

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Pathogenesis similar to B abortus, intermittent persistent bacteremia, late term abortion, lymphadenitis, infertility, sick puppy, epididymitis, scrotal dermatitis, unilateral scrotal atrophy

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B canis Immunology

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Humoral response during bacteremia, cell mediated protective immunity

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B canis Diagnosis

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Clinical signs, direct culture, immunodiffusion

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Serologic Tests

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Do not work for rough variants lacking O antigen, false positives

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B canis Control

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Euthanasia

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Brucella ovis Transmission

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Venereal

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B ovis Disease

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Pathogenesis similar to B abortus, sheeps, epididymis, late abortion, low fertility, rams affected more frequently

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Brucella Zoonosis

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Highly infectious, melitensis most pathogenic

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