Viro Clinical Signs Flashcards
1
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canine parvovirus (CPV-2)
A
- bloody diarrhea
- vomiting
- lymphopenia
- myocarditis (puppies < 2 weeks)
- sudden death (puppies < 2 weeks)
2
Q
feline panleukopenia (FPV)
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- leukopenia
- V/D
- dehydration
3
Q
porcine parvovirus (PPV)
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- SMEDI
4
Q
BFDV
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- necrotic and abnormally formed feathers
- secondary infection
5
Q
porcine circovirus
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- nephropathy
- dermatitis
- reproductive failure
- PWMWD (wasting, jaundice, pallor, anemia, diarrhea, inguinal lymphadenopathy, lymphoid depletion)
6
Q
budgerigar-fledgling disease
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- absence of feathers
- skin lesions
- hemmorhage
- pale mm
7
Q
feline herpesvirus-1
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- upper respiratory disease
- conjuncitivits
- keratitis
- coughing
- sneezing
- ulcers
- discharge
8
Q
bovine herpesvirus-1
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- rhinotracheitis
- vulvovaginitis
- balanoposthitis
- enteritis
9
Q
equine herpesvirus-1
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- abortions
- respiratory disease
- encephalomyelitis
10
Q
marek’s disease
A
remember that there are 4 forms…
- paralysis
- tumors (spleen, liver, kidney, etc.)
- iris invasion
- loss of feathers
11
Q
suid herpesvirus 2
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- mucopurulent rhinitis
- stillbirth
- mummification
- failure to thrive
12
Q
malignant catarrhal fever
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- sloughing of nasal mucosa
- leukopenia
- lymphadenopathy
- fever
- depression
- mucopurulent nasal discharge
- corneal edema
13
Q
capripox
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- lesions on skin and mm
- fever
- pneumonia
14
Q
bovine papular stomatitis virus
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papular and erosive lesions on
- teats
- muzzle
- mouth
- lips
15
Q
orf virus
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- lesions at mucocutaneous junction (lips, coronary band, buccal mucosa, teats)
16
Q
fowlpox
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- dry skin lesions
- wet pox with exudate on mucosa of larynx and mouth
17
Q
african swine fever
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hemorrhagic disease with high mortality
18
Q
canine adenovirus 1
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- canine infectious hepatitis
- respiratory disease
- corneal disease
19
Q
canine adenovirus 2
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respiratory disease
20
Q
FMD
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- reduced production
- secondary infection
- ulcerations on mouth, teat, foot
21
Q
feline calicivirus
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- ocular discharge
- lingual ulcers
- upper respiratory disease
22
Q
BVDV
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- ulcerations in GI tract
- diarrhea
- necrosis/ulceration in mouth
- thrombocytopenia
- nasal/ocular discharge
23
Q
EEEV
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- paralysis
- fever
- recumbancy
- death
24
Q
PRRS
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- interstitial pneumonia
- ear cyanosis
- SMEDI
- abortions
- respiratory distress
25
porcine enteric coronavirus
- diarrhea
- dehydration
26
feline enteric coronavirus/FIP
- diarrhea
- distended abdomen
- vasculitis
- peritoneal exudate/effusion
27
rotavirus
- yellow/green diarrhea
28
bluetongue virus
- thrombosis/infarction
- edema of mouth/face
- abortion
- cyanosis of lips/tongue
- ulceration of mouth/nose
29
avian influenza
- incoordination
- periorbital edema
- tracheitis
- hock hemorrhage
30
newcastle disease virus
- hemorrhage
- respiratory disease
- neuro disease
- diarrhea
31
rinderpest
- erosion/necrosis of oral mucosa
- enlarged LN
- nasal/ocular discharge
- fever/depression/anorexia
32
canine distemper
- conjunctivitis
- rhinitis
- seizures
- purulent discharge in trachea
- diarrhea
- respiratory signs
33
vesicular stomatitis
- fever and vesicles that resemble FMD
- erosions around mouth
34
rabies
- hypersalivation
- paralysis
- aggression/behaviour changes
- seizures
35
avian leukosis virus
- enlarged long bones (wing, femur)
- tumors in a variety of organs
36
BLV
- enlarged retropharyngeal and prefemoral LN
- tumors around thoracic vertebrae
- tumors in uterus
37
FeLV
- reproductive failure
- immunodeficiency
- neurological signs
- neoplasia
38
FIV
- lymphadenopathy
- immunodeficiency
- secondary infections
- behavioural changes
39
scrapie
- abnormal behaviour
- weight loss
- itching and loss of wool
- incoordination
40
BSE
- CNS degeneration
- behaviour changes
- weight loss
- drop in milk production
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CWD
- marked weight loss
- abnormal behaviour
