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What are the signs of the dry fom of FIP?
organ specific signs
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What percent of cats with the wet form of FIP get abdominal effusion?
62%
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What is the classic histopath lesion of FIP?
pyogranulomatous hepatitis
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What is a very common lab finding of FIP?
increase in TP and increae in globulins
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If the antibody test is positive for FIP what does this mean?
only indicative of FCoV exposure
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Is there any reliable blood test for confirming FIP?
no
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What is the best confirmatory test for FIP?
histopath combined with immunohistochemistry and immunofluorescence
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Is there any proven effective treatment for FIP?
no
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How is feline leukemia virus transmissed?
vertical transmission and horizontal transmission
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FeLV is contagious through _____ close contact with infected cats?
prolonged
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Where does FeLV infection replicate?
in local lymphoid tissue
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At what age is there resistance to FeLV infection?
over 4 months
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The majority of FeLV infected cats are displaying whaat symptoms when they come in for diagnosis?
asymptomatic
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When you see Nonregenerative macrocytic anemia, what disease should you think about?
FeLV
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What are common immune mediated disorders of FeLV?
IMHA and ITP
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What does the snap tests or ELISA detect when testing for FeLV?
detects FeLV antigen
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What is the confirmatory test for FeLV?
IFA test
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Which test is the preferred screening test for FeLV?
ELISA
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Which test detects intraccellular virus in circulating leukocyte and platelets in FeLV?
IFA test
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What does a positive IFA test mean in regards to FeLV?
bone marrow infection
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Iss theere proven effective treatment for FeLV?
no
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What is the main method of Feline immunodeficiency virus transmission?
bite wounds, saliva
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What is the most commoon clinical abnormalityy of FIV??
stomatitis
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What is the most common secondary infection oof FIV?
oral
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What are the mostt common clinicl signs of FIV?
gingivitis, stomatitis in 53% of cats, chronic upper resp infection in 30%
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When should you test new kittens for FIV?
when they are over 6 months of age
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Do the snap test or immuno assay test and the western blot tests for FIV test for antibody or antigen?
antibodies
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Will vaccination caause a positive FIIV-Ab test?
yes, why you should tattoo cats
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Is vaccination recommended for FIV??
no
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What causes infectious canine hepatitis?
canine adenovirus type 1
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How is infectious canine hepatitis transmissed?
oronasal exposure
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What cells do infectious canine hepatitis target?
endothelial cells and hepatocytes
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What are the clinical forms of infection of Infectious canine hepatitis?
peracute infection, acute systemic infection, ocular infection, chronic hepatitis
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Why are only CAV-2 vaccines recommended for infectious canine hepatitis?
CAV-1 vaccines can localize in the kidney and produce mild nephritis, urine shedding of virus, produce blue eye
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What is a severe highy contagious viral disease of dogs, that has profound effects on respirratory tact, GI, nervous sysem, and lymphoid tissue?
canine distemper virus
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How is canine distemper virus transmissed?
shed in all body secretions, inhalation of virus
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When does shedding of canine distemper virus stop?
1 to 2 weeks after full recovery
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What are general clinical signs of Canine distemper virus?
extremely variable, severe depression, anorexia, dehydration, diphasic fever
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