Prion dz, Lentiviruses, Neosporosis

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What kind of virus is CAE or OPP/OPE?

Lentivirus - retrovirus

(Maedi & Visna -> OPP)

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What is the most common transmission of OPE/CAE?

Ingestion of infected colostrum/ milk

(OPP -> resp secretions possible)

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What are clinical signs of CAE in goat kids 2-6w old?

Progressive ascending ataxia and tremors

Opisthotonous

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What are clinical signs of CAE in adult goats?

Arthrits

Pneumonia

Mastitis

Wt loss

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How is CAE dx?

AGID on blood - Ab present = infected never cleared

CSF - pleocytosis/ elevated TP

Leukoencephalomyelitis

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What is tx for CAE/ OPE?

Cull

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What is management for CAE/OPE?

Colostrum/ milk management

-heat treat

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Who is more likely to get Ovine progressive encephalomyelitis?

Sheep older than 2y

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What are the clinical signs of OPE?

Ataxia/ cicling

Twitching facial muscles

Blindness

Wt loss

Death in 1-2 years

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What is dx of OPE?

Serology VI

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What kind of virus is borders dz?

Pestivirus

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How is borders dz transmitted?

In utero -> less than 50d of gestation

Body fluids

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What are clinical signs of borders dz in lambs?

Hirsutism

Tremors of head/ neck

Ataxia

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What are clinical signs of borders dz in a flock?

Abortion (mummified fetus)

Infertility

Birth defect

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What are post mortem signs of borders dz?

Hydrancephaly

Cerebellar hypoplasia

Congenital malformations

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Coenurus cerebralis commonly affects ___ most commohnly and is tx w/?

Sheep (Taenia multiceps)

Praziquantel

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Scrapeis and BSE are both ____ dz?

REPORTABLE Prion dz

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How is Scrapies transmitted?

Ingestion/ contact w/ infected birthing product

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Who is most likely to get scrapies?

Sheep - long incubation 1-7 years

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What are clinical signs of Scrapie in sheep?

Wt loss

Behavior changes

Ataxia/ tremors

Recumbency death

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What will we see differently in goats affected w/ scapies?

Regurgitation of rumen content

Wt loss uncommon

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What are dx tests of Scrapies?

Third eyelid biopsy + stain

Brain/ lympoid tissue

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How do you prevent scrapies?

Genotype testing

-Select for resistants

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How is BSE transmitted?

Consumption of meat and bone meal w/ infected nervous tissue - long incubation 2-8y

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What are clinical signs of BSE?

Agressive

Muzzle licking/ kicking

Hypersensitivity

Hypermetra in rear limbs

Wt loss and decreased milk production

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What is dx of BSE?

IHC

Western blot

Elisa

(ALL POST MORTEM)

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When can an animal be tested for BSE?

Older than 30m

Non-ambulatory

CNS signs

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How is Neosporosis transmitted?

Oocytes in dog feces

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What are neospora caninum will cause what clinical signs?

Abortion/ infertility

Congenital infection of newborns

-unable to stand and nurse

-flexural contractions

-domed heads

-Torticollis

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What is tx and prevention for neosporus?

N/A

-Cull positive dams

-Avoid canine exposure

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What is going to cause nervous ketosis?

Neg energy balance

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What are clinical signs of nervous ketosis?

Dry feces

Wont eat grain

Sweet breath w/ low GI motility

Aggressiveness

Hyperesthesia/ ataxia

Blindness

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What is dx fo nervous ketosis?

Ketone levels in milk, urine or blood

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How do you tx nervouse ketosis?

Dextrose IV

Insulin

Transfaunation

Propylene glycol

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Whic form of coccidiosis will result in neuro signs?

Eimeria zurnii

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What are clinical signs of Nervouse coccidiosis?

Ataxia and tremors

Snapping eyelids/ blindness

Opisthotonous

Episodes triggered by stress/ handling

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What is going to cause psudorabies?

Neurotrophic alpha herpesvirus - spread via pigs

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How does Psudorabies get to the brain?

Axonal migration - 2-3 day incubation

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What are clinical signs of pseudorabies?

Severe puritis/ Derm abrasions

Stamping feet/ bellowing

Salivation

Ataxia/CP deficits

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How is Pseudorabies controlled?

Keep ruminants and swine separate

Vax