Adenovirus

Question 1

Morphology of Adenoviruses

Answer 1

non enveloped, double stranded, icosahedral

Question 2

avian adenoviruses

Answer 2

aviadenovirus

Question 3

mammalian adenoviruses

Answer 3

mastadenovirus

Question 4

adenovirus of vertebrates

Answer 4

atadenoovirus

Question 5

amphibian adenovirus

Answer 5

siadenovirus

Question 6

causes infectious caninehepatitis

Answer 6

canine adenovirus serotype 1

Question 7

involved in infectious tracheobronchitis

Answer 7

canine adenovirus serotype 2

Question 8

Associated with quail bronchitis, inclusion body hepatitis and hepatitis hydropericardium syndrome

Answer 8

fowl adenovirus

Question 9

Causes egg drop syndrome in laying hens

Answer 9

duck adenovirus A

Question 10

cause marble spleen disease in pheasants

Answer 10

Turkey adenovirus A

Question 11

important source of infection of avian adenovirus

Answer 11

feces

Question 12

IBH affected animals

Answer 12

broilers, rearing pullets

Question 13

Mortality of IBH

Answer 13

10 to 30 percent

Question 14

disease is characterized by a drop in egg production, by the laying of abnormal eggs or by a failure to peak

Answer 14

egg drop syndrome

Question 15

egg drop syndrome is seen between start of lay and?

Answer 15

36 weeks of age

Question 16

lesions of IBH are found in

Answer 16

oviduct, pouch shell gland

Question 17

IBH intranuclear inclusions are commonly seen in

Answer 17

epithelial cells of pouch shell gland

Question 18

Suitable specimens for isolation of the Aviadenovirus

Answer 18

duck kidney or fibroblast cells, oviduct, material from pouch shell gland

Question 19

causative agent of infectious canine hepatitis

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CAV 1

Question 20

CAV 2 is more commonly associated with

Answer 20

respiratory disease

Question 21

causes infectious canine hepatitis or Rubarths disease

Answer 21

Canine adenovirus type 1

Question 22

affected area of CAV 1

Answer 22

liver, vascular endothelium

Question 23

transmission of CAV 1

Answer 23

urine, feces, saliva

Question 24

The immune response usually eliminates CAV 1 from host tissues by how many days

Answer 24

14 days after initial infection

Question 25

incubation period of CAV 1

Answer 25

7 days

Question 26

True or False. Dogs of all ages are susceptible to CAV 1

Answer 26

TRUE

Question 27

mortality rate of mature dogs to CAV 1

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10 to 30 percent

Question 28

mortality rate of young pups to CAV 1

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100 percent

Question 29

CAV 1 infection where death occurs so rapidly that poisoning may be suspected

Answer 29

peracute disease

Question 30

True or FALse. Dogs infected with CAV 1 has life long immunity once recovered.

Answer 30

TRUE

Question 31

the enzyme which causes the hepatic tissue unsuitable for CAV 1 isolation

Answer 31

arginase

Question 32

how does arginase affect CAV 1 tissue culture

Answer 32

through inhibition of viral replication

Question 33

Affected dogs present with signs typical of canine infectious tracheobronchitis

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CAV 2

Question 34

CAV 2 is shed for how many days post infection

Answer 34

8 to 9 days