Exam 3 Clickers Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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t/f campylobacter, helicobacter, and Lawsonia are gram negative and GI/genital Pathogens

A

true

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2
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Guillain Barre caused by

A

campylobacter jejuni

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3
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most common source of campy jejuni?

a. poultry
b. milk
c. water

A

a. poultry

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4
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major route of infection caused by C. fetus subsp fetus

A

Ingestion

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5
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Main manifestation of infection caused by C. fetus subspecies venerealis is:

a. infertility
b. abortion
c. mastitis

A

infertility

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6
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Bacteria involved in hepatocellular neoplasms in mice

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Helicobacter bilis

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7
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test used for dx of helicobacter pylori

A

urease

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8
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lesion in ileum of foal in poor condition:

A

Lawsonia intracellularis

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9
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tetanus toxin is a neurotoxin and acts by:

A

inhibiting GABA neurotransmitters

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10
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which of the following is TRUE:

a. tetanus occurs after ingestion of toxins
b. toxoid directly affects muscles
c. toxoid is inactivated TOXIN
d. toxoid is inactivated BACTERIA

A

TOXOID IS INACTIVATED TOXIN

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11
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Main transmission of botulism

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ingestion

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12
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t/f Clostridium perfringens is neurotoxic, histotoxic, and enterotoxic

A

TRUE C. PERFRINGENS IS NEURO/HISTO/ENTEROTOXIC

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13
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Black Leg caused by

A

c. chauvoei

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14
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black leg in cattle dx?

A

DFA

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15
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Name three enteropathogenic clostridium

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c. dificile
c. perfringens
c. colinum

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16
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Tyzzers Disease, gram negative clostridium, liver necrosis:

17
Q

t/f asymptomatic carriers involved in Brachyspira hyodysenteriae (swine dysentery in young pigs)

18
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major virulence factor for Borrelia burgdorferri

A

antigen variation in outer surface proteins

19
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T/F Mycoplasma is susceptible to beta lactams

20
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T/F: Mycoplasma doesn’t have a cell wall/gram staining, and has colonized ciliated epithelium

21
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Enzootic pneumonia in swine caused by

A

Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae

22
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T/F : Enzootic pneumonia in swine causes anemia

23
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Name the five reportable mycoplasma

A
  1. M. gallisepticum
  2. M. synoviae
  3. M. capricolum capripneumoniae
  4. M. agalactiae
  5. M. mycoides mycoides
24
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T/F anaplasma marginalae and Mycoplasma hemofelis are BACTERIA which infect RBC

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T/F Rickettsia is facultative intracelluar
false
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Members of Rickettsia generally have affinity to _____
endothelium
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T/F: Anaplasma platys affects macrophages
FALSE; PLATELETS
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Chlamydia species with broad host range
C. psittaci
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Ruminant anaplasmosis is caused by
Anaplasma marginale
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Name the Disease: - Caused by coxelia burnetti - Zoonotic - May cause abortion in cattle
Q fever
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T/F fungi have nuclei, ribosomes and mitochondria
True
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T/F fungi are always multicellular
False
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Component of fungal cell membrane targeted by antifungals:
ergosterol
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Which is unicellular? Yeast or Mold
YEAST Mold is Multicellular
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T/F Griseofulvin acts on many fungal species
ONLY ON DERMATOPHYTES
36
T/F Dermatophyte infections are zoonotic
TRUE
37
Woods lamp fluorescence diagnosis of
M. canis