10 Questions
What is the vector responsible for transmitting anaplasmosis?
Rhipicephalus sanguineus
How long must a tick stay attached to transmit the bacteria that causes anaplasmosis?
24-48 hours
What is the pathogenesis of anaplasmosis?
Bacterial infection
In which regions of the United States is anaplasmosis most common?
Northeast, upper Midwest, and West Coast
What is the main symptom that some dogs with anaplasmosis may never exhibit?
Dehydration
Which clinical sign is NOT commonly associated with anaplasmosis in dogs?
Swollen lymph nodes
What is the characteristic feature of 'Brown dog tick' involved in transmitting anaplasmosis?
'Brown dog tick' must stay attached for 24-48 hours to transmit the bacteria
Which of the following is a potential clinical sign of anaplasmosis in dogs?
'American dog tick'
What must occur for clinical signs of anaplasmosis to appear after a dog is exposed to the disease?
'Brown dog tick' bite followed by 1-2 weeks for clinical signs
Which of the following statements about anaplasmosis transmission is correct?
Transmission only occurs through tick bites.
Learn about the different modes of transmission for tick-borne infections in dogs, including vector transmission, direct transmission, and vertical transmission. Understand the risks associated with each method of infection transfer.
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