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Which of the following is the most common clinical sign associated with uncomplicated kennel cough?
Which of the following is the most common clinical sign associated with uncomplicated kennel cough?
- Loss of appetite and labored breathing
- A productive cough with purulent nasal discharge
- A cough that sounds like a "goose honk" (correct)
- Fever and listlessness
Which diagnostic method is considered the gold standard for identifying Canine Coronavirus (CCoV) in dogs?
Which diagnostic method is considered the gold standard for identifying Canine Coronavirus (CCoV) in dogs?
- Fecal examination to rule out other infections
- ELISA and Serology testing
- PCR testing of fecal samples (correct)
- Blood smear examination
What is the primary route of transmission for Canine Coronavirus (CCoV)?
What is the primary route of transmission for Canine Coronavirus (CCoV)?
- Fecal-oral route (correct)
- Airborne droplets from coughing dogs
- Vector transmission via mosquitoes
- Direct contact with respiratory secretions
Which statement accurately describes the difference between Canine Coronavirus (CCoV) and SARS-CoV-2?
Which statement accurately describes the difference between Canine Coronavirus (CCoV) and SARS-CoV-2?
Which of the following is the most reliable clinical sign in animals affected by rabies?
Which of the following is the most reliable clinical sign in animals affected by rabies?
Why is early diagnosis and prevention particularly crucial for Canine Coronavirus (CCoV) in environments with high dog density, such as kennels and shelters?
Why is early diagnosis and prevention particularly crucial for Canine Coronavirus (CCoV) in environments with high dog density, such as kennels and shelters?
What is the significance of CAV-2 in the prevention of kennel cough?
What is the significance of CAV-2 in the prevention of kennel cough?
What is the primary reason why puppies are more susceptible to severe symptoms from Canine Coronavirus (CCoV) compared to adult dogs?
What is the primary reason why puppies are more susceptible to severe symptoms from Canine Coronavirus (CCoV) compared to adult dogs?
In the context of kennel cough treatment, when are antibiotics typically recommended?
In the context of kennel cough treatment, when are antibiotics typically recommended?
Which statement accurately describes the use of anti-diarrheal medications like Loperamide (Imodium) in treating Canine Coronavirus (CCoV)?
Which statement accurately describes the use of anti-diarrheal medications like Loperamide (Imodium) in treating Canine Coronavirus (CCoV)?
What is the primary goal of supportive care in managing Canine Coronavirus (CCoV) infections?
What is the primary goal of supportive care in managing Canine Coronavirus (CCoV) infections?
What preventative measure is most effective in controlling the spread of Canine Coronavirus (CCoV) in multi-dog environments like kennels and shelters?
What preventative measure is most effective in controlling the spread of Canine Coronavirus (CCoV) in multi-dog environments like kennels and shelters?
Which of the following best describes how Ehrlichia canis is transmitted to dogs?
Which of the following best describes how Ehrlichia canis is transmitted to dogs?
Why should dogs previously infected with Babesia not be used for breeding?
Why should dogs previously infected with Babesia not be used for breeding?
How long does a tick typically need to be attached to a dog to transmit the bacteria that causes Lyme disease?
How long does a tick typically need to be attached to a dog to transmit the bacteria that causes Lyme disease?
What is the primary reason behind the recommendation for bi-annual revaccination against kennel cough in dogs at high risk?
What is the primary reason behind the recommendation for bi-annual revaccination against kennel cough in dogs at high risk?
Which of the following best explains why antibiotics may not significantly reduce B. bronchiseptica numbers in the distal trachea when treating kennel cough?
Which of the following best explains why antibiotics may not significantly reduce B. bronchiseptica numbers in the distal trachea when treating kennel cough?
What is the most important consideration when initiating trimethoprim-sulfa drugs for treating conditions associated with kennel cough?
What is the most important consideration when initiating trimethoprim-sulfa drugs for treating conditions associated with kennel cough?
What role does stress play with kennel cough?
What role does stress play with kennel cough?
Which statement best describes the difference between the acute and chronic phases of canine ehrlichiosis?
Which statement best describes the difference between the acute and chronic phases of canine ehrlichiosis?
Which of the following scenarios would most likely lead a veterinarian to suspect kennel cough in a dog?
Which of the following scenarios would most likely lead a veterinarian to suspect kennel cough in a dog?
In a dog diagnosed with kennel cough, which clinical sign would be most concerning and suggest progression to bronchopneumonia?
In a dog diagnosed with kennel cough, which clinical sign would be most concerning and suggest progression to bronchopneumonia?
Why is it important to use thoracic radiographs in the diagnosis of kennel cough?
Why is it important to use thoracic radiographs in the diagnosis of kennel cough?
Why might an oral or injectable antibiotic not eliminate B. bronchiseptica from the lower airways in dogs with kennel cough?
Why might an oral or injectable antibiotic not eliminate B. bronchiseptica from the lower airways in dogs with kennel cough?
When is aerosolized antibiotic administration most likely to be considered as a treatment for kennel cough?
When is aerosolized antibiotic administration most likely to be considered as a treatment for kennel cough?
Why is intranasal vaccination considered advantageous for kennel cough prevention?
Why is intranasal vaccination considered advantageous for kennel cough prevention?
What is the function of modified-live virus vaccines containing Distemper, Parainfluenza, and CAV-2 in kennel cough prevention?
What is the function of modified-live virus vaccines containing Distemper, Parainfluenza, and CAV-2 in kennel cough prevention?
What is the most important difference between CCoV and SARS-CoV-2 in terms of their effects on different species?
What is the most important difference between CCoV and SARS-CoV-2 in terms of their effects on different species?
What aspect of environments like kennels and shelters contributes most significantly to the spread of CCoV?
What aspect of environments like kennels and shelters contributes most significantly to the spread of CCoV?
Why are puppies at a higher risk of severe symptoms from CCoV compared to adult dogs?
Why are puppies at a higher risk of severe symptoms from CCoV compared to adult dogs?
What is the primary method by which CCoV is transmitted among dogs?
What is the primary method by which CCoV is transmitted among dogs?
Following diagnosis of CCoV, what is the MOST important aspect of treatment?
Following diagnosis of CCoV, what is the MOST important aspect of treatment?
What role does biosecurity play in preventing and controlling CCoV outbreaks in kennels and breeding facilities?
What role does biosecurity play in preventing and controlling CCoV outbreaks in kennels and breeding facilities?
Why is immunofluorescence microscopy preferred over other methods for diagnosing rabies?
Why is immunofluorescence microscopy preferred over other methods for diagnosing rabies?
Why is assessment of rabies risk crucial following animal exposure?
Why is assessment of rabies risk crucial following animal exposure?
Which of the following best describes the role of ticks in the transmission of canine ehrlichiosis?
Which of the following best describes the role of ticks in the transmission of canine ehrlichiosis?
During which phase of canine ehrlichiosis might a dog appear clinically normal while still harboring the disease?
During which phase of canine ehrlichiosis might a dog appear clinically normal while still harboring the disease?
How is canine babesiosis transmitted to dogs?
How is canine babesiosis transmitted to dogs?
What role do regular tick preventatives and environmental management play in preventing canine babesiosis?
What role do regular tick preventatives and environmental management play in preventing canine babesiosis?
Why is Lyme disease known as 'The Great Imitator'?
Why is Lyme disease known as 'The Great Imitator'?
Why is it important to perform a Schirmer tear test before administering trimethoprim-sulfa drugs for kennel cough?
Why is it important to perform a Schirmer tear test before administering trimethoprim-sulfa drugs for kennel cough?
In a kennel cough outbreak, which approach would be most effective for quickly boosting immunity in at-risk dogs?
In a kennel cough outbreak, which approach would be most effective for quickly boosting immunity in at-risk dogs?
Which of the following is the most accurate explanation for why thoracic radiographs may appear normal in dogs with uncomplicated kennel cough?
Which of the following is the most accurate explanation for why thoracic radiographs may appear normal in dogs with uncomplicated kennel cough?
How does the Quantum Dog DA2PPL vaccine help prevent kennel cough?
How does the Quantum Dog DA2PPL vaccine help prevent kennel cough?
Why are biosecurity measures, such as disinfecting surfaces and isolating infected dogs, essential in controlling CCoV outbreaks in kennels?
Why are biosecurity measures, such as disinfecting surfaces and isolating infected dogs, essential in controlling CCoV outbreaks in kennels?
What is the underlying reason for the recommendation to avoid breeding dogs previously infected with Babesia?
What is the underlying reason for the recommendation to avoid breeding dogs previously infected with Babesia?
Which factor most significantly increases the risk of CCoV transmission in environments such as kennels and shelters?
Which factor most significantly increases the risk of CCoV transmission in environments such as kennels and shelters?
Why is it crucial to determine whether an animal has been vaccinated when assessing rabies risk following a potential exposure?
Why is it crucial to determine whether an animal has been vaccinated when assessing rabies risk following a potential exposure?
What is the most critical consideration when initiating treatment for a dog suspected of having canine ehrlichiosis?
What is the most critical consideration when initiating treatment for a dog suspected of having canine ehrlichiosis?
Though antibiotics are used to treat kennel cough, when might aerosolized antibiotic therapy be preferred over oral or injectable routes?
Though antibiotics are used to treat kennel cough, when might aerosolized antibiotic therapy be preferred over oral or injectable routes?
Which of the following accurately compares the acute and subclinical phases of canine ehrlichiosis?
Which of the following accurately compares the acute and subclinical phases of canine ehrlichiosis?
What is the most important reason to consider a combination of both avirulent B. bronchiseptica and modified-live parainfluenza vaccine for intranasal use?
What is the most important reason to consider a combination of both avirulent B. bronchiseptica and modified-live parainfluenza vaccine for intranasal use?
Which statement best explains why CCoV is considered a canine-specific virus?
Which statement best explains why CCoV is considered a canine-specific virus?
How does infection with Rabies virus lead to clinical signs?
How does infection with Rabies virus lead to clinical signs?
What is the primary mechanism by which Babesia parasites cause anemia in infected dogs?
What is the primary mechanism by which Babesia parasites cause anemia in infected dogs?
Why is prompt removal of ticks important in preventing Lyme disease in dogs, even if the dog is on a tick preventative?
Why is prompt removal of ticks important in preventing Lyme disease in dogs, even if the dog is on a tick preventative?
Which factor is most important for the favorable outcome of Babesia infections in dogs?
Which factor is most important for the favorable outcome of Babesia infections in dogs?
After a dog tests positive for Lyme disease but shows no clinical signs and has a low antibody level, what is the most appropriate next step a veterinarian should take?
After a dog tests positive for Lyme disease but shows no clinical signs and has a low antibody level, what is the most appropriate next step a veterinarian should take?
Which of the following is the BEST method for confirming Rabies?
Which of the following is the BEST method for confirming Rabies?
Once Lyme disease is established in a dog's body, which factor can trigger a flare-up of Lyme disease symptoms, even after antibiotic treatment?
Once Lyme disease is established in a dog's body, which factor can trigger a flare-up of Lyme disease symptoms, even after antibiotic treatment?
Flashcards
Kennel Cough
Kennel Cough
Inflammation of the upper airways in dogs, often mild but can progress to bronchopneumonia.
Etiology of Kennel Cough
Etiology of Kennel Cough
Bordetella bronchiseptica, canine parainfluenza virus, canine adenovirus
Clinical Sign of Kennel Cough
Clinical Sign of Kennel Cough
A cough that sounds like a “goose honk,” easily induced by palpating the larynx or trachea.
Prevention of Kennel Cough
Prevention of Kennel Cough
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Canine Coronavirus (CCoV)
Canine Coronavirus (CCoV)
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Transmission of CCoV
Transmission of CCoV
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Clinical Signs of CCoV
Clinical Signs of CCoV
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Prevention of CCoV
Prevention of CCoV
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Rabies
Rabies
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Transmission of Rabies
Transmission of Rabies
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Most Reliable Signs of Rabies
Most Reliable Signs of Rabies
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Diagnosis of Rabies
Diagnosis of Rabies
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Canine Ehrlichiosis
Canine Ehrlichiosis
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Transmission of Ehrlichiosis
Transmission of Ehrlichiosis
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Prevention of Ehrlichiosis
Prevention of Ehrlichiosis
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Canine Babesiosis
Canine Babesiosis
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Transmission of Babesiosis
Transmission of Babesiosis
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Prevention of Babesiosis
Prevention of Babesiosis
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Lyme Disease
Lyme Disease
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Treatment of Lyme Disease
Treatment of Lyme Disease
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Kennel Cough Combination
Kennel Cough Combination
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Kennel Cough + Pneumonia
Kennel Cough + Pneumonia
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Kennel Cough Suspicion
Kennel Cough Suspicion
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Kennel Cough Diagnosis
Kennel Cough Diagnosis
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Kennel Cough Vaccine Components
Kennel Cough Vaccine Components
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Intranasal Vaccine Benefit
Intranasal Vaccine Benefit
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Oral Vaccine Administration
Oral Vaccine Administration
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CCoV Mechanism
CCoV Mechanism
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CCoV Risk Factor: Age
CCoV Risk Factor: Age
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Common CCoV Symptoms
Common CCoV Symptoms
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Co-infection Effects (CPV)
Co-infection Effects (CPV)
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Acute Ehrlichiosis Symptoms
Acute Ehrlichiosis Symptoms
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Subclinical Ehrlichiosis
Subclinical Ehrlichiosis
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Chronic Ehrlichiosis
Chronic Ehrlichiosis
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Kennel Cough: Pneumonia Progression
Kennel Cough: Pneumonia Progression
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Kennel Cough Treatment
Kennel Cough Treatment
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Kennel Cough Suppressants
Kennel Cough Suppressants
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Kennel Cough Antibiotics
Kennel Cough Antibiotics
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PCR Testing for CCoV
PCR Testing for CCoV
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Supportive CCoV Care
Supportive CCoV Care
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Anti-emetics for CCoV
Anti-emetics for CCoV
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Anti-Diarrheals for CCoV
Anti-Diarrheals for CCoV
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Sanitation for CCoV
Sanitation for CCoV
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Combination Vaccine.
Combination Vaccine.
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Clinical Findings of Rabies
Clinical Findings of Rabies
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Rabies Diagnosis
Rabies Diagnosis
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Ehrlichiosis Transmission
Ehrlichiosis Transmission
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Acute Babesiosis
Acute Babesiosis
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Chronic Babesiosis
Chronic Babesiosis
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Study Notes
Treatment of Lyme Disease cont...
- Dogs require re-checking blood work is recommended after six months of completing antibiotic therapy.
- Veterinarian will decide on different options so that the plans for the dog are the best.
- NSAIDs or the steriods could be given to painfuly symptomes like lameness may and resctrictin exercise is needed
- Lingering diseases don't mean that the lingereing are not a direct result of antibiotic resistance.
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