Caliciviridae Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

Caliciviridae is ____ shaped

A

cup

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2
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Caliciviridae is ______, with ______ symmetry

A

non enveloped

icosahedral symmetry

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3
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What disease is caused by genus lagovirus of Caliciviridae?

A

Rabbit Hemorrhagic disease

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4
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What disease does genus sapovirus of Caliciviridae cause?

A

Porcine sapovirus

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5
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What diseases does genus vesivirus cause?

A

vesicular exanthema of swine

feline calicivirus

san manguel sea lion virus

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6
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Caliciviridae is a _____stranded RNA virus

A

single

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7
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Caliciviridae replicates in the _____

A

cytoplasm

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8
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Feline calicivirus belongs to the genus _____ and is highly infectious disease of cats

A

vesivirus

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9
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What is the highly virulent strain of feline calicivirus?

A

virulent systemic disease (VSD)

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10
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Sometimes a cat can recover from Feline calicivirus and become _____of the disease

A

carriers

*persistently shed the virus

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11
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What are the three shedding possibilites of cats that have recovered from feline calicivirus?

A

intermittent shedding- cycles of infection

persistent shedding

no shedding

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12
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How is feline calicivirus transmitted?

A

direct contact

*shed in oral, nasal and conjunctival secretions

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13
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The source of infection in Feline calicivirus can be the infected cat or the ____ cat

A

recovered

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14
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What part of the body does Feline Calicivirus have an affinity for?

A

Oral and respiratory tissues

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15
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What kind of disease does feline calicivirus cause?

A

oral and upper respiratory tract disease

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16
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What are the clinical signs of feline calicivirus?

A

tongue ulcers

pneumonia

lameness (limping syndrome)

17
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Feline calicivirus has a tropism for _____ that may cause inflammation of synovial membrane and lead to lameness and limping syndrome

18
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The virulent systemic disease of feline calicivirus has high mortality rates in areas where cats are kept _____

A

close together

*shelters

19
Q

What pathology occurs in virulent systemic disease of feline calicivirus?

A

ulceration of tongue

facial and limb edema

ulceration of foot pad

alopecia

pneumonia

20
Q

Most feline calicivirus vaccines are in combination with _____

A

feline herpes virus

21
Q

It is advisable to vaccinate all the cats and the kittens from a ____ that has a history of feline calicivirus

22
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True/False: all healthy cats should be vaccinated against feline calicivirus

23
Q

What Calicivirus is a highly infectious disease of swine that leads to formation of vesicles on the snout, feet, and mouth?

A

Vesicular exanthema of swine

24
Q

How is Vesicular exanthema of swine transmitted?

A

direst contact with infected animals

ingestion of pig meat that has not been fully cooked

25
What does San miguel sea lion virus cause in sea lions?
vesicles in the oral cavity and on flippers
26
What genus of Caliciviridae is the most common cause of outbreaks of diarrhea on cruise ships and is associated with seafood?
norovirus \*gastoenteritis