DWT terminology

Question 1

Types of threats

Answer 1

DAMNITV

Question 2

DAMNITV

Answer 2

Types of threats- degenerative, anomalous (congenital), metabolic, neoplastic, nutritional, infectious, inflammatory, idiopathic, toxic, traumatic, vascular

Question 3

Animal responses and medical interventions

Answer 3

Anatomic path, clinical path, immunology, pharmacology, epidemiology

Question 4

Infections agents and toxic principles

Answer 4

Viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasites, toxic principle

Question 5

Discipline of threats

Answer 5

virology, bacteriology, mycology, parasitology, and toxicology

Question 6

Disease

Answer 6

Disorder of structure or function leading to clinical disease or sub clinical disease

Question 7

Diagnosis and management of diseases

Answer 7

Signalment, problem list, differential diagnosis, diagnostic plan, management plan

Question 8

Infection

Answer 8

Invasions of a host by an agent

Question 9

Infectious disease

Answer 9

disordered structure or function of the host as a consequence of infection

Question 10

Outcome of infection is a result of what factors

Answer 10

Pathogen, host, environment

Question 11

Pathogen-host = Environment

Answer 11

Clinical effects of a pathogen is likely to vary in different environment even if the host is same

Question 12

Infectious agents

Answer 12

Prions, viruses, prokaryotes, eukaryotes

Question 13

Prions

Answer 13

Proteins

Question 14

Viruses

Answer 14

RNA and DNA

Question 15

Prokaryotes

Answer 15

Cells without nuclei (i.e: bacteria)

Question 16

Eukaryotes

Answer 16

Cells with nucleus (i.e Fungi with cell walls, protozoa single-celled animal, metazoa multicellular animal)

Question 17

Agents and their animal associations

Answer 17

Symbiosis, mutualism, commensalism, parasitism, parasitology.

Question 18

Symbiosis

Answer 18

Organisms live closely together, at least one organism benefits, obligatory or facultative.

Question 19

Mutualism

Answer 19

both benefits

Question 20

commenslism

Answer 20

One is benefitted and one is unaffected

Question 21

Parasitism

Answer 21

One benefits and one is negatively effected

Question 22

Parasitology

Answer 22

Covers eukaryotic parasites only. May see term used in. place of infectious agents.

Question 23

Infectious agent transmission

Answer 23

Contact (Direct= animal-animal, Indirect= animal, fomite)
Vehicle (water, food, air- ingestion/inhalation)
Vector (Flies, fleas, ticks. Biological-replication occurs in vector, Mechanical- no replication in vector)
Vertical (Pregnancy, birth, milk)
Zoonotic (animal source of infectious agent to people)

Question 24

Fomite

Answer 24

unalive

Question 25

Susceptible host

Answer 25

infectious agents invade

Question 26

Reservior host

Answer 26

Maintenance of organism in the environment

Question 27

Amplification host

Answer 27

infectious agents multiply rapidly

Question 28

Dead-end (incidental) host

Answer 28

No transmission

Question 29

Pathogen

Answer 29

Infectious agents that can cause disease - Obligate: host is required niche -Opportunistic (Facultative): host can be used but is not required

Question 30

Pathogenicity

Answer 30

Ability of the infectious agent to cause disease

Question 31

Pathogenesis

Answer 31

series of event leading to disease

Question 32

Taxonomy

Answer 32

Kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species

Question 33

Problem solving loop

Answer 33

1. Create a problem list 2. Examine the evidence and create differential diagnosis list 3. determine which of the DDs is most likely (Presumptive) 4. Do some diagnostic tests and interpret these 5. Verify

Question 34

Differential Diagnosis

Answer 34

VINIDICATE

Question 35

Vinidicate

Answer 35

Vascular, infectious, neoplastic, degenerative, inflammation/iatrogenic/intoxication, congenital, autoimmune, traumatic, endocrine/metabolic