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Which type of diagnostic test is used for viral skin diseases?
Which type of diagnostic test is used for viral skin diseases?
- Lymph node biopsy
- Skin biopsies
- Serology/PCR (correct)
- Bone marrow biopsy
Which animals are more commonly affected by viral skin diseases?
Which animals are more commonly affected by viral skin diseases?
- Small animals
- Large animals/horses (correct)
- Both small and large animals
- None of the above
Are protozoal skin diseases zoonotic?
Are protozoal skin diseases zoonotic?
- Yes, they can be transmitted to humans (correct)
- They are only transmitted to other animals
- It depends on the specific protozoa
- No, they cannot be transmitted to humans
What is the usual treatment for diagnosed viral skin diseases in animals?
What is the usual treatment for diagnosed viral skin diseases in animals?
Which part of the animal's body is often affected by vesicular diseases?
Which part of the animal's body is often affected by vesicular diseases?
Which of the following viral vesicular skin diseases affects a wide range of species, especially cloven-hooved species?
Which of the following viral vesicular skin diseases affects a wide range of species, especially cloven-hooved species?
What are some measures taken in response to the diagnosis of viral skin diseases in animals?
What are some measures taken in response to the diagnosis of viral skin diseases in animals?
Which of the following viral skin diseases can be difficult to differentiate from non-notifiable vesicular diseases?
Which of the following viral skin diseases can be difficult to differentiate from non-notifiable vesicular diseases?
What is the main reason for the importance of viral skin diseases in large animals?
What is the main reason for the importance of viral skin diseases in large animals?
What is the usual outcome for animals diagnosed with viral skin diseases?
What is the usual outcome for animals diagnosed with viral skin diseases?
Which virus causes proliferative lesions known as papillomas or warts in young animals, and can rarely undergo malignant transformation?
Which virus causes proliferative lesions known as papillomas or warts in young animals, and can rarely undergo malignant transformation?
Which virus causes equine sarcoids and is transmitted by flies and tack?
Which virus causes equine sarcoids and is transmitted by flies and tack?
Which virus causes warts in young dogs and is self-limiting?
Which virus causes warts in young dogs and is self-limiting?
Which virus causes pigmented viral plaques, especially in French bulldogs and pugs?
Which virus causes pigmented viral plaques, especially in French bulldogs and pugs?
Which virus causes contagious pustular dermatitis (orf) in sheep, resulting in oral lesions on lambs and teat lesions on ewes?
Which virus causes contagious pustular dermatitis (orf) in sheep, resulting in oral lesions on lambs and teat lesions on ewes?
Which virus causes bovine papular stomatitis, a mild disease with oral/muzzle lesions that can be mistaken for foot-and-mouth disease?
Which virus causes bovine papular stomatitis, a mild disease with oral/muzzle lesions that can be mistaken for foot-and-mouth disease?
Which viral disease is transmitted by blood-sucking sandflies and is currently seen in dogs imported from endemic areas, especially Mediterranean and Portugal?
Which viral disease is transmitted by blood-sucking sandflies and is currently seen in dogs imported from endemic areas, especially Mediterranean and Portugal?
Which viral disease of rabbits is transmitted by fleas and can cause oedematous thickened eyelids, lips, genitalia, perineum, and ultimately death?
Which viral disease of rabbits is transmitted by fleas and can cause oedematous thickened eyelids, lips, genitalia, perineum, and ultimately death?
Which technique for diagnosis of viral disease involves the detection of antibodies to the virus?
Which technique for diagnosis of viral disease involves the detection of antibodies to the virus?
What are the general clinical signs of vesicular diseases?
What are the general clinical signs of vesicular diseases?
What is the importance of vesicular diseases?
What is the importance of vesicular diseases?
What are the general characteristics of papilloma viruses?
What are the general characteristics of papilloma viruses?
How is bovine papilloma virus (BPV) transmitted in cattle?
How is bovine papilloma virus (BPV) transmitted in cattle?
What can BPV cause in horses?
What can BPV cause in horses?
How is BPV transmitted in horses?
How is BPV transmitted in horses?
What are the general features of pox viruses?
What are the general features of pox viruses?
What are the notifiable pox virus diseases?
What are the notifiable pox virus diseases?
What is the common viral skin disease of sheep that causes oral lesions on lambs and teat lesions on ewes?
What is the common viral skin disease of sheep that causes oral lesions on lambs and teat lesions on ewes?
What viral skin disease affects rabbits and is transmitted by fleas?
What viral skin disease affects rabbits and is transmitted by fleas?
What is the causative agent of parapoxviruses?
What is the causative agent of parapoxviruses?
What is the main method of diagnosis for viral diseases?
What is the main method of diagnosis for viral diseases?
Which viral skin disease is not always a serious disease but can be a differential for classic/african swine fever?
Which viral skin disease is not always a serious disease but can be a differential for classic/african swine fever?
What is the main method of transmission for leishmaniasis?
What is the main method of transmission for leishmaniasis?
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