Q Flashcards
(81 cards)
The animals get infected with the pathogen of the contagious bovine pleuropneumonia usually
from contaminated water and soil
F
The pulmonary adenomatosis can be recognised with a good accuracy by the clinical symptoms
and using histopathology
T
The seropositivity to the pathogen of the distemper is very frequent in dogs
T
In epidemiology if the Rift Valley fever, the true vectors have a significant role
T
The sheep pox does not become generalised in most cases
F
The Moraxella bovis mostly causes an acute septicaemia in sheep
F
With the virus neutralisation test, the infective titres of the viral antigens are compared
F
The vesicular stomatitis virus is typical arbovirus
T
The symptoms of BSE emerge sporadically in the herd
T
Humans are among the less susceptible species of Tularemia
T
The anthrax is typically a non-contagious disease
T
There is no commercial vaccine against fowl paratyphoid
F
The vaccination against the Mareks disease virus is strongly recommended; in the non-
vaccination can be of iatrogenic origin, too
T
The ELISA test cannot be used to detect antigens
F
The mink botulism spreads via biting
F
The animals infected with the infectious anemia are dangerous to only their contact mates, due
to the continuous virus shedding
F
The PRRS live vaccine virus strains can easily revert to wild virus types
T
The Rimerella anatipestifer is an obligate pathogenic bacterium
F
The pathogen of the Louping ill can cause disease in humans
T
The maintaining host of Leptospira pomona are the mice and rats
F
The characteristic symptoms caused by the canine adenovirus 2 are among others the uveitis
and hemorrhages in the gingivae
F
The Taylorella equigenitalis frequently causes an abortion in first-time pregnant mares
F
Inactivated vaccines are used against the EHV-1 infection; These can prevent the animals from
all the severe clinical signs
F
The antibodies induced by the pathogen of fowl typhoid can be detected with the serum plate
agglutination test
T