VIRO: FE RHABDO-BORNA Flashcards
What is the shape of Rhabdoviridae in vertebrates?
Bullet- or conical-shaped
It is the site of Rhabdoviridae replication.
Cytoplasm
The viral genus that includes the Rabies virus.
Lyssavirus
This virus causes Vesicular Stomatitis in cattle, pigs, and horses.
Vesiculovirus
What is another name for Bovine Ephemeral Fever?
3-day stiff sickness
The primary diagnostic test for Rabies in animal brains.
Direct fluorescent antibody test
These are the three phases of Rabies infection.
Prodromal, furious (excitative), and dumb (paralytic)
What is the primary reservoir for urban rabies?
Dogs
This test detects Negri bodies in Rabies diagnosis.
Histopathology
What is the primary mode of transmission for Bovine Ephemeral Fever?
Arthropod vectors
This viral genus causes hemorrhagic fever in primates.
Filoviridae
The main vector suspected in transmitting Bovine Ephemeral Fever.
Culicine and anopheline mosquitoes
It is the most common diagnostic method for Vesicular Stomatitis.
RT-PCR
What zoonotic virus resembles influenza in humans?
Vesicular Stomatitis Virus
The highly lethal viruses causing severe hemorrhagic fever.
Ebola and Marburg viruses
This viral family has long, filamentous, pleomorphic forms.
Filoviridae
What is the incubation period of Marburg and Ebola viruses?
4-10 days
These viruses are associated with bush meat consumption.
Filoviruses (Ebola and Marburg)
The primary cells infected by Bornaviridae.
Neurons and glial cells
It is a distinctive inclusion body found in Borna disease virus infection.
Joest-Degen bodies
The main route of transmission for Borna Disease Virus.
Oronasal (proposed)
This viral family causes Proventricular Dilation Disease in birds.
Bornaviridae
What are the main clinical signs of Avian Bornavirus infection?
Neurological and gastrointestinal dysfunction
This test detects phosphoprotein (P) in Avian Bornavirus infections.
Immunohistochemistry