ViroFinal Flashcards

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What is the family of Canine Adenovirus-1 (CAV-1)?

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Adenoviridae

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What type of virus is Canine Adenovirus-1 (CAV-1)?

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Non-enveloped Icosahedral DS linear DNA

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What is the host range for Canine Adenovirus-1 (CAV-1)?

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Canidae, Mustelidae, Ursidae

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How is Canine Adenovirus-1 (CAV-1) transmitted?

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Ingestion or inhalation of virus present in urine, feces, and saliva of infected animals

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How long can Canine Adenovirus-1 (CAV-1) shed in urine post-infection?

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Up to 6 months

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What are the clinical signs of Infectious Canine Hepatitis (ICH)?

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  • Fever * Viremia * Leukopenia * Conjunctivitis * Oculonasal discharge * Abdominal pain * Jaundice * Anemia * Pale mm * Increased clotting time * Petechial hemorrhages * DIC
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What is a notable immunopathologic disease associated with CAV-1?

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Anterior uveitis ‘blue-eye’

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What is the diagnostic method for Canine Adenovirus-1 (CAV-1)?

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PCR

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What vaccine is used for prevention of CAV-1?

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Vaccination with CAV-2 in core vaccines for dogs

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True or False: CAV-2 causes Infectious Canine Hepatitis (ICH).

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False

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What is the clinical presentation of Canine Adenovirus-2 (CAV-2)?

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  • Mild to inapparent respiratory disease * Tonsilitis * Pharyngitis * Tracheitis * Bronchitis * Pneumonia (uncommon)
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What family does Equine Adenovirus-1 (EAV-1) belong to?

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Adenoviridae

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What is the effect of Equine Adenovirus in immunocompromised hosts?

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Pneumonia, systemic spread to pancreas, kidneys, bladder, and GI tract

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What is the transmission route for Cervine Adenovirus?

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Direct contact with infected animals and contaminated fomites

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What are the clinical signs of Cervine Adenovirus infection?

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  • Vaculitis * Endothelial necrosis * Pulmonary edema * Hemorrhagic enteritis * Seizures * Recumbency * Death
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What is the primary method of transmission for Duck Adenovirus-1?

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Ingestion or inhalation, shed primarily in feces

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What is a clinical presentation of Duck Adenovirus-1?

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  • Inclusion body hepatitis * Acute onset of anemia * Hemorrhages * Up to 30% mortality
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What is the recommended prevention for Duck Adenovirus-1?

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Good management and inactivated vaccines

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Q

What is the primary disease caused by Turkey Adenovirus-3?

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Hemorrhagic enteritis

20
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What is the mortality rate for Hemorrhagic enteritis in turkeys?

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What are the key prevention strategies for Turkey Adenovirus-3?

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  • Vaccines: attenuated virus * Biosecurity: isolation and quarantine * Sanitation: disinfection of facilities/equipment
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What is the clinical impact of Quail bronchitis virus?

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  • Respiratory disease * Rales * Coughing * Sneezing * Mortality 10-100%
23
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What is the pathogenesis of Snake Adenovirus-1?

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Hepatic necrosis, esophagitis, enteritis, splenitis, and encephalopathy