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Clinical Medicine: 3
Lyme,Giardia Ehrlichia,RMSF,Toxoplasmosis,coccidiosis,anaplasma,Babesiosis
Question | Answer |
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What is a Rickettsial disease? | Pertaining to or caused by a rickesttsiale. Ex- Lice & ticks |
what is the organism associated with Lyme disease? | Borrelia Burgdorferi |
what is the vector for Lyme disease? | Ixodes Ticks |
What is a Spirochete? | flexible, spiral-shaped bacteria, including some species that cause disease, some that are parasitic, and some that are free-living also sp. |
List the IMPORTANT clinical signs of Lyme disease that differs it from other parasitic diseases. | Acute= Fever,shifting leg lameness,swollen joints, lethargy. |
What areas of the U.S are more prone to Lyme Disease? | Northeast, upper Midwest,& Pacific |
What are the time frames of transmission/infection after the initial bite of a tick? | 24-48 hours for infection 4-6 weeks for positive test 3 months for clinical signs |
What are the treatments for Lyme disease? | Doxycycline 10mg/kg PO Q24H for 30 Days |
How can you prevent Lyme disease | Lyme vaccine- dogs, acaricides year round tick preventatives= advantix,front line,preventic collars |
What is a Morulae? | a solid mass of cells, somewhat like a mulberry in shape, formed by cleavage of an ovum in the early stages of embryonic development |
What is the scientific name for Brown dog tick? | Rhipicephalus sanguineous |
What is the scientific name for the Lone star tick? | Amblyomma americanum |
What does a 3DX test for? 4DX? | Heart worm, Lyme disease, Ehrlichia Heart worm, Lyme Disease, Ehrlichia, anaplasmosis. |
What is another name for catch scratch disease? |