Term
Name the following for Bovine Anaplasmosis:
a) etiologic agent
b) major sign/lesion
c) spp affected
d) mode of transmission
e) morphology
f) zoonotic/reportable? |
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Definition
-aka Gall Sichkness
a) Anaplasma marginale
b) Icterus + extravascular hemolysis + splenomegaly
c)Cattle
d)Ticks: Dermacentor, Boophilus, Rhipicephalus; mechanical flies, iatrogenic
e) center of RBCs
f) no and no |
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Term
Name the following for Canine infectious cyclic thrombocytopenia:
a) etiologic agent
b) major sign/lesion
c) spp affected
d) mode of transmission
e) morphology
f) zoonotic/reportable? |
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Definition
a) Anaplasma platys
b) thrombocytopenia
c) dogs
d) ticks
e)
f) no and no |
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Term
Name the following for bovine anaplasmosis in Central and South America:
a) etiologic agent
b) major sign/lesion
c) spp affected
d) mode of transmission
e) morphology
f) zoonotic/reportable? |
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Definition
a) Anaplasma centrale
b) mild dz
c) cattle
d) ticks
e) center or RBCs
f) no and no |
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Term
Name the following for Feline Infectious Anemia:
a) etiologic agent
b) major sign/lesion
c) spp affected
d) mode of transmission
e) morphology
f) zoonotic/reportable? |
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Definition
a) Mucoplasma haemofelis
b) anemia, abscesses with FeLV infection
c) cats
d) fleas, iatrogenic, perinatal
e) epicellular parasite of RBCs
f) |
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Term
Name the following for Canine Haemobartonellosis:
a) etiologic agent
b) major sign/lesion
c) spp affected
d) mode of transmission
e) morphology
f) zoonotic/reportable? |
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Definition
a) Mycoplasma haemocanis
b) anemia
c) dogs
d) Rhipicephalus sanguineus
e) ?
f) no and no |
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Term
Name the following for Anthrax:
a) etiologic agent
b) major sign/lesion
c) spp affected
d) mode of transmission
e) morphology
f) zoonotic/reportable? |
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Definition
a) Bacillus anthracis
b) sudden death, blackberry jam spleen, incomplete rigor mortis, failure to blot
c) Goats > sheep > cattle >>>> horses > pigs >>> dogs >> cats >>>>>>> birds
d) ingest spores from environment & biting insects
e) aerobic gram-pos with endospores
f) zoonotic and reportable |
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Term
Name the following for Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever:
a) etiologic agent
b) major sign/lesion
c) spp affected
d) mode of transmission
e) morphology
f) zoonotic/reportable? |
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Definition
a) Rickettsia rickettsii
b)edema and hemorrhages
c) dogs and humans
d) ticks: D. variabilis, D. andersoni, R. sanguineus in AZ
e) small, gram-neg cell wall
f) zoonotic |
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Term
Name the following for Canine Monocytic Ehrlichiosis:
a) etiologic agent
b) major sign/lesion
c) spp affected
d) mode of transmission
e) morphology
f) zoonotic/reportable? |
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Definition
a) Ehrlichia canis
b)fever, anorexia, depression, wt loss, oculonasal discharge, lymphadenopathy, edema of limbs and scrotum, CNS
c) dogs
d) Ticks: R. sanguineus
e) morulae in monocytes
f) no and no
-if in granulocytes = E. ewingii (A americanum) |
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Term
Name the following for Anaplasma phagocytophilum:
a) etiologic agent
b) major sign/lesion
c) spp affected
d) mode of transmission
e) morphology
f) zoonotic/reportable? |
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Definition
a) Anaplasma phagocytophilum
b) necrotizing vasculitis with FUO
c) cats, dogs, ruminants
d) Ixodid ticks
e) morulae in granulocytes (neutrophils)
f) no and no |
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Term
| What is the etiologic agent of Human Monocytic ehrlichiosis? How is it transmitted? |
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Definition
-Ehrlichia chaggeensis
-via Lone Star Tick |
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Term
| What is the etiologic agent of Human granulocytic anaplasmosis/ehrlichiosis? How is it transmitted? |
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Definition
-Anaplasma phagocytophilum
-via Ixodes ticks |
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Term
Name the following for Plague:
a) etiologic agent
b) major sign/lesion
c) spp affected
d) mode of transmission
e) morphology
f) zoonotic/reportable? |
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Definition
a) Yersinia pestis
b) Septicemic form, Pneumonic form, Bubonic form
c) rats, cats, humans, dogs
d) Fleas (Oropsylla montana, Xenopsylla cheopis), mucocutaneous, inhalation
e) small gram-neg coccovacillus, nonsporeforming
f) zoonotic and reportable |
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Term
Name the following for Cat Scratch Fever:
a) etiologic agent
b) major sign/lesion
c) spp affected
d) mode of transmission
e) morphology
f) zoonotic/reportable? |
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Definition
a) Bartonella henselae
b) everything
c) cats, humans
d) cat-to-cat= flies/cat-to-human= flea dirt in scratch
e) gram-neg rods or coccobacilli
f) zoonotic |
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Term
Name the following for Tularemia/Rabbit fever:
a) etiologic agent
b) major sign/lesion
c) spp affected
d) mode of transmission
e) morphology
f) zoonotic/reportable? |
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Definition
a) Francisella tularensis (ssp tularensis = rabits/ ssp holartica = aquatic mammals)
b)
c)oral cavity ulcers, multifocal hepatic and splenic necrosis, huge mesenteric LN
d)ticks/arthropod vectors and direct contact
e)gram-neg coccobacillus that does not stain well
f) zoonotic and reportable |
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Term
Name the following for Glanders:
a) etiologic agent
b) major sign/lesion
c) spp affected
d) mode of transmission
e) morphology
f) zoonotic/reportable? |
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Definition
a) burkholderia mallei
b) pyogranulomatous pulmonary/disseminated form, also causes farcy (subQ)
c) equids mostly, dogs, humans, cats
d) inhalation
e)?
f) zoonotic FAD |
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Term
| What is the etiologic agent of Melioidosis? Which spp are affected? Transmission? |
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Definition
-Burkholderia pseudomallei
-humans and dogs
-enters from soil via contaminanted wounds
-aka Vietnamese tuberculosis |
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