veterinary virology Flashcards

1
Q

what is canine parvovirus?

A

causes infection in domestic dogs, wild canines, raccoons foxes etc

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2
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hwo is canine parvo spread

A

dog-dog contact
contaminated faeces

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3
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what symptoms are caused by canine parvo?

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diarrhoea, vomiting and leukopenia

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4
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how do you protect dogs from canine parvo?

A

vaccination

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5
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when are dogs mostly suscptible to canine parvo

A

6 weeks to 6 months - dont have mothers antibodies to boost immune system

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6
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is canine parvo contagious

A

yes its highly contagious

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7
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what does canine parvovrisus 2 do to the small intesitine

A

infects and destroys rapid dividing cells in the crypts

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8
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what does the destruction of intestinal crypts of canine parvo cause?

A

necrosis
impaired absorbtion

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9
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hwo do you diagnose canine parvo?

A

ELISA rests
lateral flow tests
pcr testing or viral dna

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10
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what type of vsccines are used for canine parvo?

A

multivalent vaccines - helps dogs agaisnt other diseases

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11
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what is feline immuno virus

A

infection in domestic and wild cats

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12
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how is feline immuno virus transmitted?

A

saliva through bites and grooming

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13
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what does feline immuno virus cause?

A

immunosuppression through T cell exhaustion

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14
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what secondary infections caused by feline immuno virus?

A

gingivitis
stomatitis

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15
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how do you diagnose FIV?

A

elisa for circulating antibodies
western blot to confirm elisa results

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16
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how do you control FIV

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fiv positive cats should be nuetered and kept indoors
vaccination - offers low protection

17
Q

what is africation horse sickness

A

infectious dsease of horses

18
Q

hwo is african horse sickness virus spread?

A

midges, mosquitos and ticks

19
Q

is african horse sickness present in bodily secretions?

A

yes but no links to transmission

20
Q

what are the forms of african horse sickness virus

A

respiratory - fever sweating, breathing issues
cardiac - fever, facial swelling
mixed - features of respiratory and cardiac
horse sickness fever - short lived, depression, loss of apetite

21
Q

how do you diagnose AHSV

A

ELISA to detect antibodies

22
Q

how do you prevent AHSV

A

quarantine and movement controls
vaccination
slaughter effected animals