12 Questions
Which tissue types are mainly involved in viral replication of FCV?
Oral and respiratory tissues
What is the most prominent pathologic feature of FCV infection?
Oral ulcers
What type of cells show desquamation in lower respiratory complications of FCV?
Alveolar macrophages
What tissue has been overemphasized in the past with regard to FCV infection?
Pulmonary tissues
What is the estimated prevalence of feline chronic gingivostomatitis complex in first opinion practice in the United Kingdom?
0.7%
What percentage of cats with chronic oral disease have been found to shed FCV in multiple studies?
More than 80%
Is there a correlation between FCV load and disease severity or outcome based on recent research?
No correlation was found
What is a common clinical sign seen in most strains of FCV infection?
Hypersalivation
Which part of the body is skin ulceration rarely seen in FCV-infected cats?
Abdomen
What is a common lesion found in FCV-associated virulent systemic disease (VSD)?
Cutaneous ulceration on the pinnae
Which organ can be affected by necrosis in cats with FCV infection?
Spleen
What is a potential outcome for kittens infected with particularly virulent strains of FCV?
Fatal pneumonia
Explore the natural routes of infection for Feline Calicivirus (FCV) and its pathological features. Learn about viral replication locations, pathologic features like oral ulcers, and the distribution of the virus in different tissues.
Make Your Own Quizzes and Flashcards
Convert your notes into interactive study material.
Get started for free
