Old Exam Qs Flashcards

1
Q

Dog endocarditis

A

Erythsipelothrix

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2
Q

Diamond skin dz

A

Erysipelothrix

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3
Q

Foal phnemonia

A

Rhodococcus

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4
Q

Limberneck birds

A

Clostridial botutulinum via fish

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5
Q

Lumpy jaw

A

Actinomyces bovis

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6
Q

Rain rot/ lumpy wool/ strawberry foot rot

A

Dermatophilus

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7
Q

2 to dog/cat bite

A

Pasteurella multicocida

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8
Q

Shipping fever

A

Manhymia hemolytica

+ pasturella multicocida and mycoplasma bovis

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9
Q

Atropic rhinitis pigs

A

Pasturella multicodia

+ bordetella/brochioseptica

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10
Q

Snuffles in rabbits

A

Pasturella multicoida

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11
Q

Cystitis in dogs

A

Haemophilus

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12
Q

Thromboembolic menegioenceohalitis (TEME)

A

Histoohilus somni

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13
Q

Pink eye in cattle (keratoconjunctivitis + corneal ulcers)

A

Moraxella

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14
Q

Hematuria

A

Clostridium (Histotoxic)

+Leptospirosis

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15
Q

Contagious equine metreitus (CEM)

A

Taylorella

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16
Q

Canine discospondylitis ( osteomyelitis)

A

Brucella canis

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17
Q

Orchitis and abortion in cattle

A

Brucella

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18
Q

Pig dysentery

A

30% brachyspira
30% lawsonia
30% enterobactiacae

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19
Q

Mostly Cows extended estrus, endometritus, silent abortion

A

Campylobacter fetus venerealis

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20
Q

Moon blindness in horses (periodic uveitis)

A

Leptospirosis

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21
Q

Cattle foot rot

A
Dichelobacter nodosus (anaerobic)
(+ dermatophilus)
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22
Q

Diariah wasting (johnes Dz) + cardboard ilius (cows)

A

Mycobacterium avium paratuberculosos

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23
Q

Cow TB

A

Mycobacterium tuberculosis bovis

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24
Q

Badger deer elk resevoir

A

Mycobacterium Tuberculosis

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25
Q

Bacteria within granulocytes

A

> ehrlichia ewingii

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26
Q

Bacteria within neutrophils

A

Anaplasma phagocytophilium

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27
Q

Bacteria within platelets

A

Anaplasma platys

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28
Q

Bacteria within monocytes

A

Erlichia charffeensis

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29
Q

Bacteria within monocytes and lymphocytes

A

Erlichia canis

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30
Q

Bird: plaster vent green diariah conjunctivitis

A

Chlamydophilla psittachi

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31
Q

Sheep abortion

A

Campylobacter fetus fetus

Chlamydiophila abortus

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32
Q

Cat conjunctivitis, rhinitis

A

Chlamydiophila Felis

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33
Q

Opportunistic fungus pathogen of esophagus and gastric ulceration

A

Candidiasis

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34
Q

Nasal dz in horses or dogs

A

Aspergillosis

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35
Q

Most common dermatophyte domestic animals

A

Micosporum canis

36
Q

Fungal infx: SubQ mycosis

A

Sporotrichosis

37
Q

Cat systemic mycosis (>nasal cavity)

A

Cryprococcus

38
Q

Systemic mycosis found SE moist soil where water levels change (inc infx dogs)

A

Blastomycosis

39
Q

Systemic mycosis West dry arid env 80% as pulmonary infection in dogs (inhale spores)

A

Coccidiomycosis

40
Q

Highest zoonotic potential fungus

A

Sporotrichosis

41
Q

Tick born path dec likelihood on bloodsmear

A

Erlichia canis and chaffensis

42
Q

Fungus: thick tough walls multiseptate dec microconidia

A

Microsporum canis

43
Q

Fungus: smooth thin walled dec macrocinidia inc microconidia

A

Trichophyton

44
Q

Dermatophyte Dz via yeast cause chin acne in cats

A

Malassezia

45
Q

Highly encapsulated fungus

A

Sporotrichosis

46
Q

Respiratory track infx that spreads outwards to cutaneous lesions

A

Blastomycosis

47
Q

Fungus of hot arid soil “valley fever”

A

Coccidiomycosis

48
Q

Dx of coccidiomycosis

A

Flu pnemonia

Sporangia

49
Q

Yeast of temperate climate along Ohio/miss river

Inc presentation of dogs with pnemonia

A

Histoplasmosis

50
Q

Non dimorphic fungus (yeast)

A

Cryptococcus

51
Q

Tick born Dz w/ splenomegaly in BIRDS (spirochete)

A

Borellia

52
Q

Bumble foot in birds

A

Staphylococcus

53
Q

Food poisoning

A

Bacillus cerus

54
Q

Caseus lympadenitis (+pigeon breast in horses)

A

Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis

55
Q

G+ on fish skin

A

Erysipelothrix

56
Q

Strict anaerobe with inc zoonotic potential endospores source of infx

A

Clostridium

57
Q

Common mouth flora can spread to licked wound or wounded mouth skin

A

Actinomyces

58
Q

Edema dz

A

Escherichia coli

59
Q

Dysentery in primates

A

Shigella

60
Q

Plague

A

Yersinia pseudotuberculosis

61
Q

Wooden Tounge

A

Actinobacillus

62
Q

Normal upper respiratory flora cause conjunctivitis and cystitis (dogs/cats)

A

Haemophilus

63
Q

PIGS PSMG(pneumonia seroitis meningitis glassers)

A

Haemophilus

64
Q

Turkey flattened trachea

A

Bordetella

65
Q

“Rabbit fever” tick born Dz w/ endotoxemia and inflammation

Inc zoonotic potnentiAl

A

Francisella tularemia

66
Q

Clostridium types

A

Teteni (spastic paralysis)

Botulinum (flaccid paralysis)

67
Q

Normal mouth flora can inoculate from wound licking

A

Actinomyces

68
Q

Lumpy jaw

A

Actinomyces

69
Q

Edema dz

A

Eschrichia coli

70
Q

Avain cholera

A

Pasturella

71
Q

Glanders presents like strangles (not in the US mabey zoo)

A

Burkholderia mallei

72
Q

Orchitis

A

Brucella

73
Q

Campylobacter types

A

Fetus feti
Fetus venerialis
Jejuni

74
Q

“Wet tail” dz hemorrhagic enteritis w/rectal prolapse

A

Lawsonia

75
Q

Normal gut and oral flora can zaise gastritis

A

Helicobacter

76
Q

Lyme dz tick born

A

Borellia

77
Q

“Avain Spirochetosis” splenomegaly lyphadomegally and arthritis

A

Borellia

78
Q

Strict anerobes

A

Bacteroides
Dichelobacter
Fusobaterium

79
Q

Cell wall characteristic of mycobacterium and nocardia

A

Thick and greesy

Acid fast stain

80
Q

Cell wall characteristics of mycoplasma and ureplasma

A

NO cell wall

81
Q

Rickettsiales

A

Anaplsma
Ehrlichia
Neorickettsia

82
Q

Oxidase neg family

A
Enterobacteracea
  Escherichia coli
  Salmonella enterica 
  Yersinia enterolitica/pseduotuberculosis(plague)
  Shigella
83
Q

Oxidase positive family

A
Pasteurelleceae
  Pasturella multocida
  Bibersteinia trehalosi
  Mannheimia hemolytica 
  Actinobacilus 
  Haemophilus felis
  Histophilus somni
84
Q

Outdoor dogs prolonged soil contact common in embedded collars

A

Nocardia

85
Q

Colonize RBC cause anemia

A

Mycoplasma (+anaplasma marginalis)

86
Q

Bird arthritis and air sacculation

A

Mycoplasma

87
Q

Enzootic abortion ewes

A

Chlamydophila abortus