Theileriosis, Anaplasmosis, Lymphosarcoma, Johne's Salmonella Flashcards

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Q

What are some differentials for a cow that is jaundice, breathing hard with its neck extended and foaming at the mouth. It is in a bare pasture in the winter. One other cow is dead.

A

Rabies, choke, anaplasma, thelieria

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What are the two biggest differentials for jaundice?

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Anaplasma and Thelieria

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What disease is:
Hemoprotozoan
Spread by Ixodid ticks and long horn tick and blood
Makes periplasms precipitate in RBC

A

Theileria orientalis Ikeda

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How is theileria spread?

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Needles, ticks, flies, lice, rarely transplacental

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Can theileria recrudes?

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Yes (carriers)

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When does acute disease occur after infection of theileria? what are the signs?

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1-8 weeks
no, clinical signs, reluctance to walk, anemia, icterus, pyrexia, tachycardia, poor appetite, decreased milk production, decreased libido, abortion

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If calves are affect is it more likely anaplasmosis or theileria?

A

theileria

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How do you test for theileria?

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PCR combo test for theileria and anaplasma

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Is there a treatment for theliera?

A

No

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What should you always consider before introducing new animals into the herd if you are endemic or nonendemic for thelieria?

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Endemic - animal brought in may get disease
Nonendemic - may be exposing the herd

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How can you prevent theileria?

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March to November treat for ticks
-Permethrins, organophosphates, macrocyclic lactones

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Is theileria or anaplasma:
More effiecnt:
Young stock affected:
Aggression:
Generalized weakness:
Abortion, Still birth or weak calves

A

More effiecnt:Thelieria
Young stock affected: Theileria
Aggression: Anaplasma
Generalized weakness: Thelieria
Abortion, Still birth or weak calves: Theileria

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What are some common bloodwork findings for lymphoma?

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Increased leukocytes
Increased globulin with decreased albumin, increased ca, lymphocytosis

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Where does lymphoma like to affect different aged cattle?

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Juvenile - multicentric
3m -2y thyamic
1-3yr cutaneous
adult - multicentric due to BLV

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What virus can cause cattle to have lymphoma? What percent of cattle with the virus get lymphoma?

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Bovine Leukosis Virus
5%

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16
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How is BLV spread?

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Horizonal - injections, insect, palpation, close contact, urine and uterine fluid
Vertical - less common

17
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What is a common indicator a BLV cow may get lymphoma?

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Persistent lymphocytosis

18
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What are some signs of lymphoma?

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Peripheral and internal lymphadenopahty, dyspnea, bloat, jug distension, tachycardia, brisket edema, weight loss, decrease milk produciton, fever, inappetance, infertility, rear limb paralysis, exopthalmia, GI obstruciton, melena

19
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Where does lymphoma like to targer?

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H - Heat
A - Abomasum
U - Uterus
L - Lymph Nodes
L - Lungs
S - Spinal Cord
*Ocular
*Mammary
*Spleen

20
Q

Is it easy to prevent BLV/Lymphoma?

A

No
-Clean needles, sleeves, separate cows, pasteurize colostrum, clean everything

21
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Is small ruminant lymphoma related to a virus?

A

Goats: no
Sheep Yes and no
Multicentric common for both (t cell more than b cell)

22
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What is the causative agent of Johnese?

A

Mycobacterium avium paratuberculosis

23
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What are signs of Johnes?

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Weight loss, good appetite
Some diarrhea (less in SR)
many subclinical
Signs before 1yr in SR (not till over 2 cow), PCV will be normal

24
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1 yr old ewe, chronic weight loss, adequat nurtion but BCS 1/5, normal TPR and rument sounds, LN normal. Whats on the differntials?

A

Worms - fecal and FAMACHA
Coccidia
Johnes

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Is there a treatment and if not whats the approach?
Test (2x) and cull -clean, dont pool colostrum, milk replacer, separate equipment, feed good hay
26
What kind of bacteria is salmonella?
Gram -, rod, facultative anaerobe
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What are clinical signs of salmonella?
Fecver, diarrhea (bloody and casts), dehydrated, tachy cardia and tachypnea, no rumen contraction, toxic eye
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What's the pathophysiology of salmonella?
Attach and destroy enterocyte in distal SI and colon -Facultative IC organism Salmonella typhimurium Abotion