Bacterial and Viral Dz of CNS Flashcards

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Pachymeningitis

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Inflamm. of the dura

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Leptomeningitis

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Inflamm. of the pia-arachnoid

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Choroiditis

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Inflamm. of the choroid

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Encephalitis

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Inflamm. of the paranchyma of the brain

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Myelitis

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Inflamm. of the SC

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Encephalomyelitis

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Inflamm. of the brain and SC

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Polioencephalitis

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Inflamm. of the gray matter

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Leukoencephalitis

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Inflamm. of the white matter

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Routes of entry for bacterial Dz

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Direct extension (penetrating wounds- skull fractures, paranasal sinuses, inner ear, improper dehorning)
Hematogenous

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10
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Histophilosis/ Thrombotic meningoencephalitis (TME)

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Acute zoonotic infectious dz from H. somni
Recently weaned calves and feedlot calves ↑ risk
Affinity for heart and lungs

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Gross characteristics of TME

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Hemorrhagic infarcts
Fibrinopurulent meningitis
Generalized septicemia and thrombosis

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12
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Listeriosis

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Circling dz from L. monocytogenes
From consuming spoiled silage or hay

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Route of L. monocytogenes

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Oral mucosa from wounds and invade and migrate along trigeminal n.

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14
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Manifestations of listeriosis

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Encephalitis (brains stem in adult ruminants)
Septicemia with visceral abscesses/ necrosis (young rums)
Abortion and prenatal infection

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Microscopic lesions for listeriosis

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Collections of mononuclear cells +/- neutros close to BVs
Microabscesses

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16
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Where is listeriosis most severe?

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Medulla and pons of the brainstem

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17
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Type D enterotoxemia

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C. perfringes type D
Lambs, goats and calves
Epsilon toxin → endothelial damage → vasogenic edema

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Manifestations of type D enterotoxemia

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Focal symmetrical encephalomalacia in sheep
Acute neuro signs → then found dead

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How does Type D enterotoxemia affect the kidneys?

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Pulpy kidney dz and Overeating dz
Glycemia/ glycosuria
Watery diarrhea

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Edema dz

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E. coli Shiga toxin 2e (verotoxin)
Stx2e targets endothelial cells → vasc. necrosis → edema

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What’s most affected by edema dz

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Rapidly growing nursery pigs
Brain, stomach, mesocolon, larynx, SQ tissue for forehead and eyelids

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CS of edema dz

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Peracute death with no signs
Neuro signs and visible edema

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Streptococcosis

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Common cause of meningitis (zoonotic)
S. suis (common in URT) in post weaning piglets from stress, poor ventilation and overcrowding

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Manifestations of Streptococcosis

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Meningitis, septicemia, polyserositis, endocarditis

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Cranial abscess syndrome

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Secondary to antler trauma (deer)
Secondary to improper dehorning (cattle)
Trueperella pyogenes

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Equine Encephalomyelitis

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3 alphaviruses: Eastern, western and Venezuelan
Mosquitos biological vectors
Togaviridae family

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Microscopic lesions of Equine Encephalomyelitis

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Polioencephalomyelitis: perivasuclar cuffing- lymphos, neutros and macros
Neutros in early EEE and VEE
Neuronal degeneration

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West Nile virus

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Flavivirus from mosquito
Polioencephalomyelitis (lymphos) in birds, humans and horses

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K9 Distemper

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Morbilivirus (paramyxoviridae)
Demyelination of brain (cerebellum) and SC

30
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Rabies

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Racoon, skunks, foxes and bats
Trans: bite wounds/ saliva → mm

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Microscopic lesions of rabies

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Nonsuppurative encephalomyelitis with ganglioneuritis and parotid adentitis
Perivascular cuffing, focal gliosis and neuronal degeneration

32
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Most prominent feature of rabies

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Intracytoplasmic IBs (negri bodies) found:
Hippocampus (dogs and cats)
Purkinje cells (ruminants)
Brainstem and SC (horses)
Widespread brain (wild animals)

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Pestiviruses

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Classical swine fever (hog cholera)
Bovine viral diarrhea
Feline panleukopenia
Border dz (Hairy shaker)

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Common features of pestiviruses

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Cerebellar hyoplasia, microcephaly (small cerebrum), hydranencephaly, hydrocephaly and porencephaly

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Herpesviruses

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Malignant Catarrhal Fever
Bovine Meningoencephalomyelitis
Pseudorabies
Equine Herpesviral Myeloencephalopathy

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Malignant Catarrhal Fever

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Highly fatal in ruminants
Targets vasculature, lymphoid organs and epithelial cells
Ovine herpes 2 and alcephine herpes 1

37
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Lesion of MCF

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Nonsuppurative meningoencephalitis and vasculitis
Perivascular cuffing (lympho) in white matter

38
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Bovine Meningoencephalomyelitis

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BHV1 or 5 (more neurovirulent and necrotizing)
Multifocal nonsuppurative meningoencephalitis

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Equine Herpesviral Myeloencephalopathy

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EHV1 or sometimes 4, affinity for endothelial cells
Multifocal hemorrhage, edema, vasculitis, vasocentric malacia in gray and white matter of brainstem and SC

40
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Pseudorabies

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Suid HV1
Swine natural host and reservoir- inapparent dz or mild resp. dz usually
Suckling/ young: fatal encephalomyelitis (Mad itch)
Pregnant sows: abort, stillborn or mummified

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Pseudorabies transmission

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Nuzzling snout
Consumption/ biting meat → intense puritis, paralysis and death, encephalitis in humans