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| TSI (triple sugar iron test) is specificlly used for this group of bacteria |
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| first in horizontal conjugation |
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| To have effective colostrum for this organism you would acclimate a cow to her environmant first. |
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| Enterotoxogenic E coli has what type of enterotoxins? |
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| Heat labile & heat stabile |
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| Heat labile enterotoxin will result in a accumulation of __ |
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| Heat stabile enterotoxin will result in an accumulation in __ |
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| Enteropathogenic e coli will result in diarrhea because ___ |
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| increased intracellular calcium |
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| enterihemorrhagic e coli is also known as __ |
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| (STEC) for shiga-like toxin |
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| Causes hemorrhagic colitis, edema in pre-weaning pigs |
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| enteroinvasive e coli invade __ |
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| used in e coli to immunize dams to protect the offspring |
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| ECOGEN uses what for immunization |
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| entarobacteriaceae that is lactose negative |
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| part of salmonella phage typing |
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| production of lytic infection with bacteriophage |
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| where latent infection in salmonella is found |
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| best ways to culture non-spore forming anaerobes |
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| tissue damage or pussy growth |
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| fusobacterium necrophorum |
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| Best treatment for non-spore forming anaerobes |
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| Binds transferrin &/or heme but lacks siderophores |
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| Pasturella multocidia & Bordetella bronchoseptica |
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| gram neg rod with bipolar staining |
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| in pasturella, what produces the capsule toxin? |
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| Causes shortening of the snout in young pigs |
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| fowl cholera is caused by__ |
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| Snuffles, pasturella multocida causes disease in __ |
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| Mannhemia haemolytica or mycoplasma bovis |
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| Heamophilus was previously defined by its requirement for __ & __ |
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| X factor (hemin) & V factor (NAD) |
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| fowl coryza (avibacterium paragallinarium) |
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| don't want to have greenery around for rodents |
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| Actinobacillus lingneresi (wooden tongue) |
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| ray-like puogranulomatous appearance |
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| Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae |
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| hemorrhagic pneumonia in pigs |
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| obligate mammalian respiratory species. Inhabits many species, mainly the dog |
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| __ strains of bordetella have no flagella |
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| Bordetella: Only the second time this virulence factor is found extracellularly (1st was anthrax) |
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| adenylate cyclase toxin/hemolysin |
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| bordetella avium vs avibacterium paragallinarium |
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| turkey is more prone to tracheal collapse in turkey coryza |
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| Known as a gram (-) that doesn't grow on McConkey's agar |
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| Moraxella is often seasonal, when should vx be given? |
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| infectious bovine keratoconjunctivitis (melting ulcers) |
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| is diagnostic based on finding this blue-green pigment |
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| These Brucella colonies are more pathogenic |
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| Brucella canis & bricella ovis are know as __ |
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| in Brucella, __ enhances growth in the reproductive organs |
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| Brucella melitensis reservoir |
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| reproductive tract of sheep |
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| Brucella produces what kind of symptoms in humans? |
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| Bang's disease (contageous bovine abortion) |
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| Contageous bovine abortion will cause ___ |
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| infection for life, abortion at first pregnancy but not usually after |
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| Brucella in horses mixed with cattle causes __ |
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| Poll evil (purulent bursitis) |
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| Culture to confirm Brucella in cow |
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| Culture o confirm Brucella in calf fetus |
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| Who gets vaccinated against Brucella Bovis |
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| "gull-wing" appearance gives it quick recognition |
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| Campylobacter & Heliocobacter |
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| Campylobacter fetus subsp. veneralis |
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| Bovine veneral disease characteristics |
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| usually cow, prolonged calving intervals, sexual transmission, local immunity restores reproductive soundness |
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| Campylobacter fetus subsp. fetus |
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| sporadic abortion in ruminates |
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| most common cause of diarrhea in people |
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| S layer can undergo antigenic variation that allows it to persist for a while |
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| Diagnosis for Campylobacter fetus subsp. veneralis |
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| cow's cervical mucus IgA with fluroscent antibody test |
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| Bovine veneral disease control |
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| use young bulls less than 5 yrs & rest females |
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| curved pleomorphic rods that are urease positive |
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| colonizes in the stomach & due to persistance can cause cancer |
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| endoflagella axial fillaments |
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| bloody destructive diarrhea in swine after normal flora has been disrupted |
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| Bovine papillomatous treponema |
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| causes syphilus in humans |
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| Longer & wider than the other spirochetes |
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| Borrella - most common vector disease in US. This vector is __ |
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| Bulls eye (erythema migrans) |
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| Lyme disease diagnosis gold standard |
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| ELISA (for C6 peptide) followed by Western blot |
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| Lyme vx for dogs blocks __ |
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| Leptospira habitat/transmission |
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| host urine, stagnate water |
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| recurrent uveitis in horses |
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| T/F Leptospira can cause infertility/abortion in farm animals |
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| Smallest free-living prokaryote & has no cell wall |
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| How mycoplasma survives without a cell wall |
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| enzoomatic pneumonia of swine |
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| Mycoplasma bovis reservoir |
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| respiratory tract of infected cows |
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| chickens & turkeys; known for verticle gene transfer |
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| perivascular & peribronchial lymphoid hyperplasia |
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| Heamoncytotropic mycoplasma |
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| feline infectious anemia with icterous |
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| Heamocyttropic mycoplasma targets _ |
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| Coombs test is used to confirm |
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| haemocytocroipc mycoplasma |
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| Stains used for Rickettsiales |
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| Common treatment of Rickettsiales |
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| rocky mountain spotted fever (RMSF) |
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| american dog tick or wood tick |
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| RMSF need __ for transmission |
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| a high number of bacteremia |
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| ovarian tissue of infected tick |
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| Weil-Felix test & history of exposure |
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| Transmitted by tick other than ixodes, and not transfered in eggs |
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| Ehrlichia canis targets __ |
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| Has a non-arthropod vector, possibly a fluke |
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| Neorickettsia risticii signs |
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| diarrhea, lainittis, anorexia |
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| Neorickettsia risticii transmission |
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| water, water flies, snails |
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| Neorickettsia helminthoeca |
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| Anaplasma marginale reservoir |
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| can look like a howel-jolly body in erythrocytes |
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| transmitted by ixodes, not in eggs, and targets granulocytes |
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| cell wall with no peptidoglycan |
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| RB intracellular replicating form (binary fission) |
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| zoonotic in bird creating green ureate. |
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| focal areas of hemorrhage in yolk sac |
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| gram (-) rods that cannot generate ATP & are veneral in humans |
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| abortion in sheep - deep hemorrhagic lessions |
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| see inclusion bodies in conjunctival smear |
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| Chlamydophila felis control |
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| ensure antibodies in young cats |
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| Chlamydiales resembles mycoplasma in what way? |
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| diseases: resp., genital, conjunctiva, joints |
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| Not zoonotic, but do cause disease in humans |
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Chlamydophila pneumoniae &
Chlamydophila trachomitis |
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