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Why is the risk of RVF introduction through importation of live
animals low? - ANSWER-Live animal imports are banned due to
foot and mouth disease in the countries where RVF exists.
Where and by what is Babesia microti transmitted? - ANSWER-
northeast/upper
midwest, ixodes
scapularis
What are the symptoms of babesiosis? - ANSWER-
hemoloytic anemia, dark
urine, fevers/chills, anorexia, faitgue,
arthralgia
What population is primarily affected by cysticercosis? -
ANSWER-Hispanic
What are the symptoms of cysticercosis in people? -
ANSWER-neurologic,
epilepsy,
headaches
,What are the symptoms of chagas disease in people?
- ANSWER-
cardiovascular: cardiomyopathy, conduction
disturbances, sudden death
What are the symptoms of toxoplasmosis in people? -
ANSWER-neurologic,
bipolar disorders, schirzophrenia, retinitis and ocular
scars. Congenital
hydrocephalus, hearing loss,
cognitive deficits
What are the symptoms of trichomonaisis in people? -
ANSWER-vaginitis,
pelvic inflammatory disease,
infertility
What is the causitive agent of cysticercosis and where does
it come from? -
ANSWER-Taenia
solium, pork
What is the causative agent of chagas disease and what type of
organism is it?
- ANSWER-Tryponosoma cruzi,
protozoa
,How does trichomoniasis impact HIV? - ANSWER-A
common co-infection,
increases viral shedding in
women
What animals are susceptible to foot and mouth disease?
What virus causes
foot and mouth? - ANSWER-Cattle, sheep and swine.
picornavirus
What are the main signs of foot and mouth disease? -
ANSWER-vesicular
lesions of the mouth, nares, muzzle, feet, teats
and udders
What are the four vesicular diseases and they virus family they
belong to? - ANSWER-Foot and Mouth (picornavirus), Vesicular
Exanthema of swine (calici), Vesicular Stomatitis (rhabdo),
Swine vesicular disease (picorna)
What are the clinical signs of Fowl Pox/Avian Influenza? Who
are the reservoir
hosts? - ANSWER-ruffled feathers, drop in egg poduction,
edema of the head,
cyanotic comb,
water fowl
, What virus causes African Horse Sickness? What are the two
forms? - ANSWER-Reoviridae by culicoides. causes fever and
edema of the subQ and lungs, pulmonary and systemic form
What are the signs of Newcastle disease? - ANSWER-Diarrhea,
Gasping, Limb
Paralysis, Hemorrhaging in
proventriculus
What are the signs of african swine fever? What is the
reservoir? – ANSWER-Bleeding/hemorrhage, fever, nasal and
ocular discharge and convulsions. soft ticks
What are the signs of Hog Cholera/Classical Swine Fever? -
ANSWER-Splenic
infacts, tonsilar necrosis, turkey-egg kidneys, fever,
depression, anorexia
What are the signs of Rinderpest? - ANSWER-Ocular
discharge, necrotic
erosions in mouth and vagina, zebra striped
hemorrhage in colon
What are the signs of Blue Tongue? - ANSWER-Fever, Nasal
discharge, Swelling & necrotic lesions of the tongue, gums and
lips, Lameness in later stages
What are the signs of epizootic hemorrhagic disease of deer? –
ANSWER-Fever, Drooling, Reddening & necrotic ulceration of
oral mucosa, Painful feet- reluctance to move