問題一覧
1
What is the term for when you inject the solution under th cover slip when preforming a WBC count?
charging
2
What are collection of lymphocytes in the liver that are found at slaughter called?
milk spots
3
A dog has a WBC count of 18,100/uL, this would be… and termed…
increased; leukocytosis
4
What is the common name of Cochliomyia hominivorax?
screwworm
5
A non-occult infection means there is no mircofilaria present in blood stream
false
6
What does campylobacter sp. cause in swine?
scours
7
What is the common name of Dictylocaulus sp.?
lungworm of ruminants
8
What are the anti’s found in topical aural meds?
antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, Antifungal - some have antiparasitic
9
What kind of test is the knott’s test?
concentration test
10
What is botulism?
severe food poisoning
11
What is the common name of Cuterebra?
rodent bot fly
12
Which of the following diseases is NOT zoonotic?
Calliphora sp.
13
Which medication has the medical ingredients selamectin and sarolaner?
revolution plus
14
What bacteria causes tuberculosis?
mycobacterium sp.
15
An erythematous, circular elevation of the skin is termed what?
Papule
16
The medical name for a “freckle” is…
macule
17
What is the skin barrier that helps reduce and control inflammation?
immunological
18
What are Black’s disease, gangrene, tetanus, black leg and botulism all caused by?
clostridium
19
Which one is NOT a disease transmitted through a deer tick?
francisella sp.
20
Which larvae is a reportable disease?
Cochliomyia sp.
21
What bacteria causes diamond skin disease?
Erysipelothrix sp.
22
What is the term related to environmental/food allergies?
atopy
23
What is the medical term for “hives”?
wheal
24
List 3 parasites/bacteria that are preventable by vaccine that are ALSO ZOONOTIC?
- Fasciola hepatica - West Nile Virus - tetanus
25
What virus causes oral/epithelial warts?
papilloma virus
26
Name 1 heartworm prevention and it’s medical ingredient.
heartgard - ivermectin
27
What are the 2 types of metamorphosis’? What’s the difference b/w the two? GIVE 1 EX OF EACH.
1. gradual/simple: changes are slight and gradual - ova, pupa (nymph), adult - young/nymphs resemble adults and feed in the same habitat - lice/ticks 2. complete: larva completely changes its body to become an adult - egg, larval, pupal (inactive, resting stage), adult - flies/fleas
28
What is the difference b/w a primary and secondary lesion?
primary:arise from normal skin, initial pathological changes - can be used for skin biopsy, cytology and histology secondary: develop from primary lesions through patient/environmntal factors/preexisting skin lesions - arise from pathological changes (not from normal skin)
29
What causes strangles?
streptococcus equi
30
Morphology at death, looking at acanthocheilonemia is…
curved
31
Which one IS a burrowing mite?
notoedres cati
32
Which of the following is NOT a gram negative bacteria?
Erysipelothrix sp.
33
What cell(s) does Anaplasma platys affect?
thrombocytes
34
What is the vector for West Nile Virus?
mosquito
35
What bacteria causes pink eye?
haemophilus sp.
36
What are the sections that compose the skin barrier? Give a small description of each.
1. physical: healthy skin cells keep antigens out and moisture in. 2. immunological: helps reduce and control inflammation. 3. microbiological: helps maintain normal flora balance.
37
Sucking lice affect all species EXCEPT…
cats and birds
38
What bacteria causes the bubonic plague?
Yersinia sp.
39
List 3 things you can tell a client to help prevent their dog from getting lepto.
- vaccinate - avoid standing water parks - avoid increased wildlife areas
40
What is an erosion?
superficial defect caused by partial loss of epidermis
41
What is the medical term for a “blister”?
vesicle
42
Which one is NOT a diagnostic test used on skin?
comb test
43
Which one is not a classification of derm conditions?
environmental
44
List 2 treatments that are available for dermatological conditions.
- cytopoint injection - apoquel
45
What is the vector for Dirofilaria immitis?
mosquitoes
46
What is the larval stage of trematodes called?
miracidium
47
What is the common name for tetanus?
lock jaw
48
What is the medial term for a “hot spot”?
acute moist dermatitis
49
What one is not a test done to identify mites?
fecal float
50
What blood cell(s) does Ehrlichia canis affect?
monocytes and lymphocytes