export_feline infectious diseases Flashcards

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Name three common bacteria to cause abscesses

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  1. Strept
  2. Fusobacterium
  3. Rhodococcus
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What type of bacteria are cephlasporins and lincomycins good to treat

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anaerobes

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3
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Mycobacterium lepraemurium causes..

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Feline leprosy

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4
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Feline in fectious anaemia is caused by…

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Mycoplasma haemofelis

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What is the pathogenesis of M. Haemofelis?

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Attach to RBC, damage membrane thereby shortening life, removed in spleen/liver by extra and intravascular lysis.

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Why would steroids be a good treatment in an infection?

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When auto-immune processes are causing symptoms. FIA - steroids would reduce aneamia

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What are the main viral causes of cat flu?

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  1. FHV-1
  2. FCV
  3. Bordatella bronchiseptica
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___ causes a more severe cat flu

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FHV-1

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Clinical signs of FHV-1

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  • nasal & ocular d/c (serious –> mucopurulent)
  • sneezing
  • sticky, conjunctivitis!
  • blepharospasmchemosis
  • DENDRITIC ULCERS is pathognomnic
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FHV1 is a _______ virus

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DNA, ds

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FCV clinical signs

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  • stomatitis
  • URI
  • lameness syndrome
  • haemorrhagic syndrome
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Are vaccinated cats protected from the Haemorhagic syndrome of FCV infection?

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No

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13
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Bordetella bronchiseptica causes what in cats?

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  • potentially Cat flu
  • submand lymphadenopathy
  • bronchopneumonia
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Bordatella bronchi is

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  • gram neg
  • coccobacilus
  • aerobic
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How would bordatella be diagnosed?

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Oro-phayngeal swab
blood agar culture
charcoal amies transport medium

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16
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What causes feline panleucopenia

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Feline parvovirus

17
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What cells does feline parvo target

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rapidly dividnig cells

  • crypts - enteritis
  • BM/L-tissue - panleucopenia
  • CNS - cerebellar hypoplasia
18
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Cowpox is common in cats, where do they catch it from?

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What is the pathogensis of cow pox in cats?

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Primary lesions infected by cowpox, secondary lesions develop. Look like FAD

20
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2ry lesions are often mistaken for FAD, why is this important?

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Corticosteroids used, immunosuppressive will make cowpox inf worse

21
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What diseases are vaccinated against in TriCat?

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  1. FHV1
  2. FCV
  3. F. panleucopenia
22
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How often does f. panleucopenia need to be vaccinated against?

23
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Feline coronavirus causes..?

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  • virulent strains –> FIP

* others FECV (mild enteric disease)

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FIP is a spectrum of disease with two ‘syndromes’ name them.

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Wet, effusive FIP

Dry, granulomatous FIP

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The pathogenesis of FIP is..
* vasculitis from i-complexes * oro-nasal entry * CI c-steroids, CMI response vital
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Name 2 feline retroviruses
FELV | FIV
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retrovirus
a RNA virus that contains the enzymes reverse transcriptase , which transcribes RNA into DNA.
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FELV has 2 main types of clinical disease, name them.
Neoplastic and non-neoplastic
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Neoplastic FELV leads to
Lymphoma, mediastinal usually and Leukaemia of both myeloid and lymphoid cells
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Non neoplastic signs of FELV are
* anaemia * immunosupp * infertile * neuro
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FELV is shed in...
saliva
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Name the three stages of infection of FELV
1. transient viraemia 2. persistant 3. latent infection
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What protein on the spikey envelope is key to FELV dx?
P27
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Healthy cat with transient FELV viraemia will be ____ to p27 on ELISA test
Negative
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FIV is shed..
saliva
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FIV infects mostly ____ cells
CD4+T cells
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FIV will cause _____ initially
fever, malaise, lymphadenopathy
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FIV will become a ______ viraemia
Persistant
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Is there a Vaccine fro FIV?
No