Clinical Diseases Chapter 9

Question

Feline distemper virus is also known as what?

Answer 1

Feline panleukopenia

Answer 2

Feline leukemia

Answer 3

Feline infectious peritonitis

Answer 4

Toxoplasmosis

Answer 5

Parvoviridae

Answer 6

Retrovirus

Answer 7

Dermacentor

Answer 8

Paramyxovirus

Answer 9

Both young and feral

Answer 10

10-15 days

Answer 11

8-10 weeks

Answer 12

12-14 weeks

Answer 13

16-18 weeks

Answer 14

Parvo virus

Answer 15

Lentivirus

Answer 16

Coronavirus

Answer 17

Retrovirus

Answer 18

Infective; non-infective

Answer 19

effusive; non-effusive

Answer 20

hemolytic; non-hemolytic

Answer 21

Immunodeficient; immune-resilient

Answer 22

Non-effusive

Answer 23

Non-infective

Answer 24

Non-effusive

Answer 25

Non-infective

Answer 26

Virtually every infected cat will die

Answer 27

The virus can be inactivated with most household cleaners

Answer 28

It is a disease of multi-cat households and catteries

Answer 29

With the proper treatment, the prognosis is good

Answer 30

A vaccine at 16 weeks of age

Answer 31

Isolating pregnant queens 2 weeks before birth

Answer 32

Removing male cats from the household

Answer 33

Remove weaning kittens from the queen at 5 weeks of age

Answer 34

Lentivirus

Answer 35

Coronavirus

Answer 36

Retrovirus

Answer 37

Parvovirus

Answer 38

Lentivirus

Answer 39

Coronavirus

Answer 40

Retrovirus

Answer 41

Parvovirus

Answer 42

Feline leukemia virus

Answer 43

Feline panleukopenia

Answer 44

Feline immunodeficiency virus

Answer 45

Feline infectious peritonitis

Answer 46

Feline leukemia virus

Answer 47

Feline panleukopenia

Answer 48

Feline immunodeficiency virus

Answer 49

Feline infectious peritonitis

Answer 50

Adenocarcinoma

Answer 51

Squamous cell carcinoma

Answer 52

Cat should be kept indoors

Answer 53

Cats with FeLV should always be euthanized

Answer 54

Vaccines should be kept up to date

Answer 55

Cats should be tested for FeLV before vaccination

Answer 56

3-4 months

Answer 57

No need. A positive is a guaranteed infection.

Answer 58

Immunomodulator drugs

Answer 59

Antiviral drugs

Answer 60

Chemotherapeutics

Answer 61

Nothing, no cure exists

Answer 62

Immunomodulator drugs

Answer 63

Antiviral drugs

Answer 64

Chemotherapeutics

Answer 65

All of the above

Answer 66

Nothing, there is no treatment

Answer 67

Feline panleukopenia

Answer 68

Feline infectious peritonitis

Answer 69

Feline corona virus

Answer 70

Feline immunodificiency virus

Answer 71

Feline panleukopenia

Answer 72

Feline infectious peritonitis

Answer 73

Feline corona virus

Answer 74

Feline immunodeficiency virus

Answer 75

FIV is zoonotic and cats should be kept away from immunodificient humans

Answer 76

Cats may survive prolonged periods before experiencing advance stages of the disease

Answer 77

Keep your cat indoors to prevent infection

Answer 78

Keeping an infected cat free from stress is extremely important

Answer 79

Intermediate

Answer 80

Definitive

Answer 81

Contaminated meat from intermediate host

Answer 82

Saliva and mucus membranes

Answer 83

Fecal-oral route

Answer 84

Transplacental route

Answer 85

Pregnant woman

Answer 86

Adult male

Answer 87

Adult female

Answer 88

Toxoplasma hides in the spinal cord

Answer 89

Toxoplasma is old shed in the stool every 3rd day

Answer 90

High presence of antibodies from the infection are found in the general population

Answer 91

Cats die before diagnosis can be made

Answer 92

Cephalexin

Answer 93

Clindamycin

Answer 94

Ketoconazole

Answer 95

There is no treatment available

Answer 96

Where gloves while gardening

Answer 97

Cook all meat properly

Answer 98

Don't panic

Answer 99

All of the above

Answer 100

immediately

Answer 101

Hugging raccoons

Answer 102

Wind up stage

Answer 103

Prodormal stage

Answer 104

Excitative stage

Answer 105

Paralytic stage

Answer 106

Wind up stage

Answer 107

Prodormal stage

Answer 108

Excitative stage

Answer 109

Paralytic stage

Answer 110

Wind up stage

Answer 111

Prodormal stage

Answer 112

Excitative stage

Answer 113

Paralytic stage

Answer 114

Intact brain tissue

Answer 115

Spinal tap

Answer 116

Urinalysis

Answer 117

The animal must be euthanized

Answer 118

Bite wounds

Answer 119

Transdermal absorption

Answer 120

None of the above

Answer 121

Aerosolization of body secretions

Answer 122

Rhabdovirus

Answer 123

Retrovirus

Answer 124

Coronavirus

Answer 125

Paramyxovirus

Answer 126

Peritonititis

Answer 127

Hemolytic anemia

Answer 128

Immunsuppression

Answer 129

Uncontrolled diarrhea

Answer 130

Hyprexcitability

Answer 131

Feline leukemia

Answer 132

Feline immunodeficiency virus

Answer 133

Feline panleukopenia

Answer 134

Toxoplasma gondii

Answer 135

Fecal ELISA

Answer 136

Blood ELISA

Answer 137

Urine ELISA

Answer 138

12-14 weeks

Answer 139

Prolonged IV fluids

Answer 140

Subcutaneous fluids

Answer 141

Fluoroquinolones

Answer 142

Both subcutaneous fluids and fluoroquinolones

Answer 143

All of the above

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