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Canine Parvo, Corona, Herpes, Rotavirus

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In the dog, how many genetically distinct Parvorviruses are there? what are they?   show
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Which subtype is the major cuase of viral diarrhea in the dog?   show
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Which is the most common variant of CPV-2?   show
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CPV-2 arose from a mutation in which feline virus?   show
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What is the common name for CPV-1?   show
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T/F all Canidae are susceptible to CPV-2 (including dogs,foxes, coyotes, wolves)?   show
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T/F most adult dogs that get infected with CPV-2 will have severe hemmorrhagic diarrhea?   show
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Severe clinical CPV2 dz is MC in what age range?   show
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show True  
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How are most infections of CPV2 transmitted?   show
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T/F people, instruments, insects and rodents can transmit parvo?   show
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How long can parvo survive on surfaces and in the soil?   show
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show true  
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show nucleus, S-phase, lysis  
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show True-younger puppies have more cells division in their tissues and this increase the amount & type of tissues the virus can use in replication. In older animals a narrower range of tissues are infected.  
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The incubation time of CPV2 is ?   show
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show feces->replication in lymph tissues, LN, thymus->primary viremia->GIT, Lymph tissues & BM->if animal susceptible disseminates to lung, spleen, lv, kd, heart  
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show CPV-2 infects crypts and causes villus blunting  
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show CPV2 destroys precursor cells of circulateing leukocytes and lymphoid cells->causes leukopenia and lymphopenia  
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show 7-10 days  
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How long after infection does diarrhea develop?   show
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show True shedding starts as early as 3 days post infection  
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show 1. 6wks-4months of age 2. fever, vomiting, rapid-onset severe diarrhea (bloody) 3. Leukopenia, lymphopenia  
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How soon can a puppy die after onset of illnes with CPV?   show
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This symptom of CPV occurs in 3 week old puppies. All pups in the litter are usually infected; they may die after a short period of dyspnea and crying.   show
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T/F gross lesions are diagnostic for Parvo?   show
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What gross lesions would you expect to see for Parvo?   show
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show necorosis of villi/crypts, peyer's patches, mesenteric lymph nodes, spleen  
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show pale streaks in heart muscle  
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How do you diagnose CPV2?   show
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T/F dogs that have been given the ML Vaccine for CPV2 will shed the virus in their feces for 5-12 days post vacc   show
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show True!  
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show False. IgA is not long term so infection can occur, but the IgG prevents systemic spread of the dz  
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show Use bleach (1:30 diln) and leave it on the surface for at least 10 minutes.  
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show Maternal antibody interference  
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T/F CPV vaccines prevent agains all strains of CPV?   show
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show False  
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show cytoplasm  
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show dogs  
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show True  
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show False-uncommon, more common for puppies in kennels  
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What cells do the CCV attack?   show
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What are the characteristic clinical signs of a CCV infection?   show
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How long will it take a CCV puppy to recover? Mortality?   show
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show villous atrophy, crypt epithelial hyperplasia  
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show RT-PCR detects viral RNA  
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show inactivated ML available but not recomended for most dogs b/c infection is so mild  
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show domestic and wild dogs  
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What type of virus is CHV?   show
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T/F herpes viruses are stable in the environment and are hard to kill with common disinfectants?   show
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Are alpha herpes viruses host specific?   show
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How is canine herpes virus maintained in nature?   show
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How is Canine herpes virus transmitted (2)?   show
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Puppies less than ___ weeks of age are most susceptible to Herpres. Why?   show
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What are the clinical signs of CaHV-1 in puppies?   show
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show causes genital disease (vaginal or preputial exudate and focal nodular lesions on the vaginal, penile and prepucial epithelium). Virus may also cause respiratory disease similar to kennel cough  
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show nasal mucosa, pharynx and tonsils. viremia and generalized infection of many organs may follow  
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What is the optimal temperature for CaHV?   show
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show multifocal necrosis and hemorrhage in multiple organs including: kidney, liver, lung, adrenal, heart, intestine, spleen.  
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How do you diagnosise CaHV?   show
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show False  
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show True  
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T/F Rotavirus is rarely the cause of diarrhea in puppies less than 12 weeks of age?   show
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Is there a vaccine for rotavirus?   show
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