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Viral Dx Flashcards

1
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Gold standard for EIAC

A

Coggins

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2
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goldstandard for EVA

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rt-pcr

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3
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Gold standard rabies

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DFA

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4
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Gold standard rabies? Which is ‘most definitive’

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gold standard = DFA

‘most definitive’ = virus cultivation (rarely available)

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5
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gold standard distemper

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antigen detection (SNAP)

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6
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diagnostic for canine hepatitis

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PCR

Serology with paired antibody ELISA

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7
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diagnostic for canine parvo

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antigen ELISA (snap)

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8
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t/f - IgM ELISA is useful for parvo

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false - not useful

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9
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diagnostic for canine cornavirus

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EM

isolate in primary cell culture

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10
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diagnostic for canine influenza

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paired serology (need 4x rise as animal may have another strain)

HI after 7 days

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11
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diagnostic for rubulavirus (canine parainfluenza)

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viral isolation (nose/throat swabs)

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12
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diagnosis of hemorrhagic disease of pups

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necropsy

serology

nuclear inclusion bodies

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13
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diagnostic canine papillomavirus

A

immunohistochemistry

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14
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diagnosis fiv

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antibody ELISA

confirm with PCR (provirus) or western blot

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15
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FeLV diagnosis. Which detects antibodies? Which is most sensitive? Which for latent infections

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Hardy test - detects p27

antigen ELISA snap (most sensitive)

bone marrow culture (latent)

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16
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A cat the is persistently viremic with FeLV has ___ positive tests in ____ weeks

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2

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17
Q

Diagnosis FIP

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Rivalta test —> looking at fluid

18
Q

Diagnosis feline panleukopenia

A

Antigen ELISA

19
Q

diagnose feline rhinotracheitis

A

L-lysine

20
Q

diagnosis feline calcivirus? how to differentiate from herpesvirus

A

Cell culture
IF

ELISA

differentiate: EM or lipid solvent sensitivity

21
Q

EIA diagnosis

A

coggins test

antibody ELISA

22
Q

equine viral arteritis diagnosis

A

RT-PCR

paired antibody ELISA

23
Q

equine influenza diagnosis

A

viral isolation - replication by hemagglutination

24
Q

equine rhinopneumitis virus diagnosis

A

PCR

IF - viral antigens

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26
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equine adenovirus diagnosis

A

Serology - hi, neutralization

antigen ELISA

PCR

27
Q

diagnsosi equine encephalitis

A

igm ELISA

confirmed with seroneutralization

28
Q

diagnosis west nile

A

RT-PCR

igm elisa

29
Q

herpes-1 (abortion) diagnosis

A

type-specific pcr (monoclonab ab)

viral isolation

intranuclear inclusion bodies

30
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herpes-3 (mouth pustules) diagnosis

A

PCR *

EM

serology

31
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diagnosis equne stomatitis

A

virus isolation

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