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| Seafood inspection is done by: |
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| who can get disease from rabies virus? |
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| who's got more rabies right now- domestic dogs or cats? |
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| when was the translocation of raccoon rabies to mid atlantic? |
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| where does the canine variant of rabies still exist in the US? |
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| it is known that cats, dogs, and _____ may shed rabies up to ____days prior to clinical signs and death |
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| if a suspected rabid animal bites a person- how long is the quarantine period and when should you vaccinate the animal? |
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| if a dog is potentially exposed to rabies- how long is the quarantine |
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| 4 main clincal signs of rabies in cattle |
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| bellowing incoordination anorexia opisthotonus |
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| current dx gold standard for rabies and only test to rule OUT rabies |
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| fluorescent antibody test of hippocampus, cerebellum, or medulla |
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| which rabies test can be done on frozen tissue? |
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| direct rabies immunohistochemical test (dRIT) |
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| normal vaccination in humans has 3 parts at what days? |
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| 0, 7, 21or28 (0 1 week 3 or 4 weeks) |
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| after first inoculation of first rabies vaccine animals still not considered vaccinated for the next: |
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| what kind of vaccine is dropped in thw woods as bait? |
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| raboral-vrg: recombinant- dogfood flavored |
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when preparing a sample to send out for rabies testing do you:
frigerate
freeze
put in formalin |
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| refrigerate- DO NOT do either of the other two |
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| what is a very critical component of sending out rabies samples |
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| how might a protocol fro quarantine of animals after a human being bitten by that animal change if the animal is vaccinated |
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| Year where we first saw raccoon rabies in TN |
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| what test is used to test for rabies from enhanced surveillance in TN |
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| direct rabies immunohistochemical test (dRIT) |
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| human cases of rabies are usually which variant |
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| period of communicability for rabies virus |
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| if a dog bites you and goes into quarantine- the amount of time in quarantine is based on _______ |
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| period of communicability |
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| incubation period for rabeies varies but is between usually |
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| the quarantine period of animal who may have been exposed to rabies is based of of _______ and is how long? |
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| incubation period; 45 days or 6 months |
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| what is the best test to do in a live animal for rabies? |
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| post exposure for person already vax for rabies |
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| 2 im injections day 0 , 3 |
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| post exposure for person without prev vax for rabies |
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| 4 injections + immunoglobulin |
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| how is rabies exposure defined? |
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| bite from a suspected rabid animal |
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| How does the quarantine protocol change for a dog, cat or ferret that may have been exposed to rabies when they also have not been vaccinated |
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| Quarantine change from 45 days to 6 months |
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| What two bacteria found in wildlife are considered category A bioterrorism agents |
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| Francisella tularensis; Yersinia pestis |
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| Most common current mode of infection for Tularemia |
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| which two of the six syndromes of tularemia make up about 85% of all cases in people? |
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| Glandular and Ulceroglandular |
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| which two of the six syndromes of tularemia have the worst prognosis ( i.e up to 60% mortality untreated) |
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| how is tularemia dx in people and animals? |
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| tx for tularemia in people |
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| streptomycin and gentamicin |
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| which animal should we worry most about getting tularemia and/or the plague |
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| how is the plague most commonly transmitted? |
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| regurgitation on a flea bite |
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| most common form of the plague |
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| % mortality of septicemic and pneumonic type of plague |
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| streptomycin, gentamicin, or doxycycline |
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| whats is way people have performed flea control in the wild in order to prevent spread of plague? |
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| spray prairie dog burrow with pyrethrines |
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| is psittacosis reportable? |
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| usually the clinical symptoms of psittacosis in people are in what organ system? |
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| which zoonotic disease cause endocarditis |
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| number one arthropod vector for Bartonella henselae |
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| who's more likely to be bacteremic for Bartonella and therefore put you at higher risk of exposure- old cats or kittens? |
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| when a cat gives a person Bartonella- what material is actually getting into the wound to cause transmission |
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| dried cat blood or flea poop |
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| people have similar symptoms to cats or dogs? |
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| in Bartonella endocarditis- what part of the heart is targeted? |
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| what's important hx in a person suspect for cat scratch disease? |
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| how to ensure a cat is neg for bartonella |
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| best advice to prevent bartonellosis in people |
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| flea prevention, hygiene and prevention of cat scratches |
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| what kind of suture for gi surgery |
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| you can resect up to ___cm of esophagus |
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| most important part of care in an esophageal perforation |
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| persistent right aortic arch is the most common type of _____ anomaly and is a breed disposition in ______. |
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| vascular ring anomaly; german shepherds |
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| with surgery for PRAA what do you need to address first and how soon do you wanna do it? |
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| soon! prevent more esophageal stretching- and make sure to address aspiration oneumonia |
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| when measuring an esophagostomy tube want it to go between which intercostal spaces |
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