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Feline Leukosis virus is immunosuppressive

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true

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Feline sarcomatosis virus can replicate only in the presence of feline leucosis virus

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Feline leucosis virus is spreading only in a horizontal way

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false i think

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Feline leucosis virus can be eliminated from some cats

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true maybe

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Maedi-Visna is mainly shed in the faeces

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f

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The clinical signs of maedi are especially severe in lambs under 6 months of age

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f

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Interstitial pneumonia is the most important lesion in the case of maedi

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Attenuated vaccines are used for the prevention of maedi-visna

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f

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There is a lifelong carriage of equine infectious anaemia virus

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Equine infectious anaemia virus damages the bone marrow

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t

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Haemorrhages on the serous membranes are common in the case of Equine infectious anaemia

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False (bleeding on mucosa)

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PCR is used for the survey of equine infectious anaemia infection

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There is genetic predisposition to transmissible encephalopathies.

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t

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No gross pathologic lesions can be seen in the case of transmissible encephalopathies

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t

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15
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Prions can be detected with PCR

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f

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Antibodies to prion can be detected with ELISA in the case of transmissible encephalopathies

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False, it be antigens you find

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Ruminants are highly susceptible to the agent of anthrax

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t

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18
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There are no post mortem lesions in the case of anthrax

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f

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If anthrax occurs in a herd the whole herd has to be killed

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f

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Grazing is not allowed on a pasture which is infected with the agent of anthrax

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Grazing on frozen pasture can predispose to bradsot

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true? (at least frozen food is)

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Bradsot is a slow chronic disease

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f

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Classical swine fever can predispose pigs to Koves disease

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The stomach wall becomes thicker in the case of Koves disease

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t

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Necrotic enteritis of chicken is caused by Clostridium colinum
f
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Composition of the feed can predispose to necrotic enteritis of chicken
t
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Lesions of necrotic enteritis of chicken can be seen in the small intestine
t
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Cannibalism can predispose to gangrenous dermatitis of poultry
t
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Embryonic death can be a clinical sign of staphylococcosis of poultry
t
30
Septicaemic form of staphylococcosis can occur at any age in poultry
t i think
31
Pneumonia is a frequent clinical sign of staphylococcosis of poultry
f
32
Staphylococcosis of poultry is a zoonosis
f i think
33
The resistance of the agent of listeriosis is very low
False
34
The agent of listeriosis can reach the brain along the nerves
true
35
Pneumonia is the main clinical sign of listeriosis of sheep
true
36
Abortion is a clinical sign of listeriosis in sheep
True
37
Caseous lymphadenitis is caused by Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae
False
38
The agent of caseous lymphadenitis can infect animals through wounds
True
39
The agent of caseous lymphadenitis can cause generalised infection in sheep
True
40
Vaccines can be used for the prevention of caseous lymphadenitis
True
41
Infulenza viruses attach to the host cells via the neuroaminidase protein.
F
42
Infulenza viruses can be propagated in embryonated eggs.
T
43
Infulenza in horses is a chronic disease without general, febrile signs.
F
44
Swine infulenza can affect pigs at any age
T
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Wild birds never develop signs of avian infulenza.
F
46
In humans, vaccination against infulenza virus provides life-long protection.
F
47
Bovine parainfulenza virus 3 causes only rhinitis, not pneumonia; therefore it is easy to differentiate from Bovine respiratory syncytial virus infection.
F
48
Only ruminants are susceptible to the Rinderpest virus.
F
49
Because rinderpest virus was eradicated from the Earth, no further animal testing is necessary.
F
50
Attenuated canine distemper virus vaccine may have adverse effect.
T
51
Preventive vaccination can mitigate mortality and economic losses of velogenic Newcastle disease.
T
52
Newcastle disease usually cannot be differentiated from avian infulenza on tha basis of clinical signs.
T
53
Nipah virus was first detected in central America (in Nicaragua, Panama and Honduras).
F
54
Domestic swine may act as amplifying host of Nipah virus.
T
55
Antihistamine ay have advantageous effect in the treatment of cattle suffering Bovine respiratory syncytial virus induced pneumonia.
T
56
Yolk immunity prevents chicken from Avian metapneumonia infection.
F
57
Avian metapneumoviruses may cause reduced egg production.
T
58
Transmissible gastroenteritis epizootics may cause high mortality in new-born piglets.
T
59
Enzootic transmissible gastroenteritis is usually seen in piglets around weaning
T
60
Cats are reservoir hosts of the porcine epidemic diarrhoea virus.
F
61
Bovine coronaviruses are usually infecting the enterocytes in the crypts of Liberkühn.
F
62
Canine enteric coronaviruses are usually causing diarrhoea in 2-6 months old dogs.
T
63
Canine respiratory coronavirus frequently cause severe, haemorrhagic pneumonia.
F
64
The Feline enteric coronavirus is antigenically different from the feline infectious peritonitis virus.
F
65
The Porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSV) frequently causes encephalitis in piglets.
F
66
Aerogenic infection is the main way of spreading of ephemeral fever virus.
F
67
Ephemeral fever is a zoonotic disease.
F
68
Rabies has been eradicated from Europe.
F
69
Rabies viruses within the same phylogroup provide cross protection
T
70
Rabies virus us shed only in the saliva.
F
71
Alteration of behavior is an important clinical sign of rabies.
T
72
All ruminants are susceptible to ovine pulmonay adenomatosis virus.
F
73
Ovine pulmonary adenomatosis virus is transmitted by ticks.
F
74
Chronic persistant infection is common in the case of ovine pulmonary adenomatosis.
T
75
Clinical signs of ovine pulmonary adenomatosis are extremely severe in lambs under 6 months of age.
F
76
Milk is the main way of transmission of caprine arthritis encephalitis virus.
T
77
Caprine arthritis encephalitis virus causes encephalitis mainly above 1 year of age.
F
78
Using generation shift caprine arthritis encephalitis can be eradicated from the herd. Caprine arhritis encephalitis is a zoonosis.
F
79
Several animal species including horse and sheep are susceptible to Borna disease virus.
T
80
Subclinical infection is common in the case of Borna disease.
T
81
Respiratory signs are the most frequent clinical signs in the case of Borna disease.
F
82
Hypersensitivity is a clinical sign of transmissible encephalopathies.
T
83
Serous pneumonia is a frequent post mortem lesion of transmissible encephalopathies.
F
84
The most severe clinical sign of BSE can be seen in calves younger than 6 months.
F
85
Movement disorders are typical signs of scrapie.
T
86
Capsule is a virulence factor of the agent of anthrax.
T
87
Oxygen is needed to the spore formation of the agent of anthrax.
T
88
Pigs are more susceptible to the agent of anthrax than cattle
F
89
Fever is a clinical sign of anthrax.
T
90
infectious necrotic hepatitis is caused by clostridium perfringens C
F
91
Liver flukes predispose animals to infectious necrotic hepatitis.
T
92
Infectious necrotic hepatitis is frequently seen in suckling lambs.
F
93
Tyzzer`s disease is caused by clostridium piliforme.
T
94
Ulcerative enteritis of chicken is caused by Clostridium colinum
T
95
Shedding brown faeces is a clinical sign of ulcerative enteritis of chicken.
T
96
Strangles is caused by staphylococcus aureus subsp. aureus
f
97
Abcessation of the lymph nodes is typical clinical sign of strangles
t
98
It is compulsory to vaccinate horse in order to prevent strangles
F
99
The causative agent of erysipelas is carried by asymptomatic pigs.
T
100
Arthritis is a clinical sign of chronic erysipelas
T
101
Erysipelas cannot be prevented with vaccines.
f
102
Humans are generally infected aerogenically with the agent of erysipelas.
f
103
Corynebacterum renale can cause bovine pyelonephritis.
T
104
Cystitis can be a clinical sign of bovine pyelonephritis.
T

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