Canine
The diagnostic test of choice for diagnosing Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI).
What is TLI (trypsin-like immunoreactivity)?
What is Microsporum canis?
This is the age of gestation during which a fetus is most likely to become persistently infected with the non cytoplasmic form of bovine viral diarrhea?
This is the neurologic disease that commonly causes bladder paralysis, hindlimb ataxia, an hypotonic tail and a xanthochromic CSF with high protein and normal cell count.
What is Equine Herpes Virus Myeloencphalitis?
This poultry disease causes a wet form and a dry form and may be spread through direct contact or mosquitos?
What is avian fowl pox (Avian diptheria)?
The recommended treatment protocol for a client-owned unvaccinated dog bitten by a rabies suspect.
What is euthanize and submit for testing OR vaccinate immediately and quarantine for 4 months?
These are the treatments of choice for non-suppurative lymphoplasmacytic cholangiohepatitis.
This is the preferred effective treatment of interdigital necrobacillosis or infectious footrot in a feedlot.
What is one dose of Florfenicol SQ?
What is Theiler’s Disease?
This is the causative agent behind multiple pigs having fibrotic white spots on their livers and visible nematodes within the small intestine?
What is Ascaris suum?
The nerve that provides sympathetic innervation to the bladder.
What is the hypogastric nerve?
What is Ronidazole to treat Tritrichomonas foetus (T. Blagburni)?
These are the three types of vagal indigestion.
What is free gas bloat (Type 1), failure of omasal transport (Type 2) and failure of pyloric outflow (Type 3)?
This is the most likely diagnosis for a Thoroughbred racehorse having poor performance and stopping at the ends of races to have labored breathing, swallow excessively and sometimes cough.
What is exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage?
This disease causes newborn lambs to be born with domed heads, short limbs and thick trunks.
What is Border Disease Virus?
This neoplasia is common in cryptorchid testes and causes the clinical signs of truncal alopecia, hyperpigmentation, gynecomastia, urinating in a female position and bone marrow dyscrasias such as aplastic anemia.
What is a Sertoli cell tumor?
This is a protozoal signet ringed shaped organism transmitted through tick bites causing marked pyrexia, icterus, cranial organomegaly, pancytopenias and potentially DIC.
What is Cytauxzoon felis?
This is the causative agent of multiple young dairy calves having aural discharges, head tilts, ataxia, facial paralysis and unilateral nystagmus with fevers of 103-105 F.
What is Mycoplasma bovis?
This is the diagnostic test to confirm infection of Equine Infectious Anemia (name and type of test).
What is immunodiffusion & Coggin’s test?
This is the disease caused by Citrobacter freundii in mice of 2-4 weeks of age causing anorexia, dehydration and diarrhea?
What is transmissible murine colonic hyperplasia?
These are the four components of nephrotic syndrome.
What is hypoproteinemia, proteinuria, hypercholesterolemia and ascities/edema.
These are the tests for FIP that have the highest negative predictive value and the highest positive predictive value.
What is Rivalta’s test (NPV) and Immunofluorescence staining for coronavirus in macrophages in effusion fluid (PPV)?
This disease is a genetic disorder associated with a branched-chain ketoacid decarboxylase deficiency causing spongiform changes in the brain of Hereford and polled Shorthorn calves.
What is maple syrup urine disease?
This is the toxin associated with stringhalt or sudden flexion of one or both hind legs, most evident when the horse is backing up.
What is sweet pea intoxication?
These are the two most common bacterial pathogens in freshwater fish?
What are Aeromonas spp. and Flavobacterium spp. (gram negative rods)?