Deck 1 Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
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Principle of PCR

A

DNA replication

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2
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Causative agent of rift valley fever

A

bunyavirus phlebovirus

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3
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susceptible host of FMD

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cloven hoofed

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4
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what causes ringworm in cattle

A

Trichophyton verrucosum

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5
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what is the one health concept

A

It is a collaborative, multi-sectorial and trans-disciplinary approach, working at local, regional, national and global levels with the goal of achieving optimal health outcomes recognizing the interconnection between people, animals ,plants and their shared environment.

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6
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stages of infectious process -

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incubation, prodromal, manifestation, final

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7
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transmission of borreliosis

A

ixodes tick

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8
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causative agent of classical swine fever

A

pestivirus

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9
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causative agent of aleutian mink parvovirus

A

amdovirus
parvovirus

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10
Q

what causes enterotoxaemia in poultry

A

clostridia
perfringens

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11
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What is a calf born with

A

agammaglobinaemia

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12
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how does bacterial culture grow on agar

A

monolayer, to the
edges

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13
Q

MAT is used to diagnose which bacteria

A

leptospira

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14
Q

biosafety level 4 are used in which disease?

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ebola, small pox

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15
Q

Inhibition haemagglutination test are positive when?

A

no agglutination, button

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16
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Natural foci are described by

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geographically & seasonally

17
Q

swine strepto-meningitis

18
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tetanus are

19
Q

ELISA main principle

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● combining Ab + Ag visualised by an enzyme &chromogen using spectrophotometer
▪ one is labelled with suitable enzyme so there isenzyme activity of the antigen-antibody complex
▪ using suitable substrate that is degraded by theenzyme into coloured products = colour change
▪ often use horseradish peroxidase, betagalatosidase, alkaline phosphatase, lysozyme
▪ detected by spectrophotometer degree of colourdifference between investigated samples andknown control using calibration curve orsubjective = visual
● Indirect ELISA looking for antibody in the serum,plates incubated with antigen, serum added andantibody binds, incubate then wash antiglobulin linkedto enzyme then added and binds to antibody look atcolour reaction
● Sandwich ELISA looking for antigen coat well withspecific antibody, antigen solution added and bound by
capture Ab wash and specific Ab-enzyme labelledantiglobulin added colour reaction
● Competitive ELISA known amount of labelled Agcompetes with investigated amount of non-labelled Agfor Ab binding sites on surface
● Blocking ELISA purified Ag binds to solid phase testserum added, incubated and washed labelled Abagainst Ag added Negative colour reaction = presenceof Ab in serum, positive = no Ab in investigated serum

20
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stain used for mycobacterium

A

zeihl neelson