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What bacteria causes Lumpy Jaw?

Actinomyces bovis

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What is the primary route of infection for Actinomyces bovis?

Abrasions or trauma to oral mucosa

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What are the clinical signs of Lumpy Jaw?

Lump or mass near jaw, draining tract with pus, hard mass, honeycomb swelling of bone on post-mortem.

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What is the treatment for Lumpy Jaw?

Broad spectrum antibiotics such as Oxytetracycline, Sodium Iodide, cull if caught early, can lance and drain abscess.

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What composes pus?

Neutrophils, fluid, cellular debris, sulfur-like granules.

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What bacteria is associated with food poisoning in humans?

Bacillus cereus.

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What are the symptoms of anthrax caused by Bacillus anthracis?

Sudden death, bloody discharge, convulsions, respiratory distress.

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What are the three forms of anthrax infection?

Ingestion, inhalation, wound infection.

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Which species are most susceptible to anthrax?

Cattle, sheep and goats are most susceptible; horses and humans are moderately susceptible.

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What is a common diagnostic method for anthrax?

Send samples to lab, stain with malachite green.

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What post-mortem signs indicate anthrax?

Lack of rigor mortis, thick blood from body orifices, rapid tissue decomposition, splenomegaly.

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Is anthrax zoonotic?

Yes.

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What may be found in a silage pit that is dangerous?

Listeria monocytogenes.

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What are the symptoms of Listeria infection in sheep?

Encephalitis, abortion, septicemia.

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What are the symptoms of circling disease associated with Listeria?

Circling symptoms.

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What diagnostic methods are used for Listeria?

Sample CSF in live animals, urine, feces, milk, and post-mortem samples from liver, kidney, spleen and CNS.

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What is the treatment for Listeria infection?

High doses of penicillin, supportive therapy.

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Where is Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae found?

In tonsils and manure slurry.

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What are the three forms of disease caused by Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae?

Acute septicemia, chronic form, diamond skin disease.

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What are the clinical signs of Acute Septicemia in pigs?

Sudden death, high fever before death, pregnant sows may abort.

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What is Diamond Skin Disease?

Diamond-shaped purple or dark red plaques, raised and firm to the touch, lesions are diagnostic for erysipelas.

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What is the treatment for Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae infection?

Penicillin, culled chronic cases.

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What is the causative agent of Caseous Lymphadenitis?

Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis.

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What are the symptoms of Caseous Lymphadenitis?

Thick green pus, lymph node distension, lumps or abscesses.

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What disease is caused by Nocardia asteroides?

Nocardiosis.

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What are the clinical signs of Nocardia infection in dogs?

Abscess with red purulent discharge that doesn’t respond to antibiotics.

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What does a Nocardia infection smell like?

Wet dirt.

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How is Nocardia infection treated?

Surgical excision/debridement and long-term antibiotics such as Sulpha (TMS).

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What bacteria causes Black Leg?

Clostridium chauvoei.

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What are the symptoms of Black Leg in cows?

Lameness, depression, crepitant swelling in hip, chest, back, or neck.

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What is Big Head disease caused by?

Clostridium novyi (type A).

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What are the symptoms of Big Head disease?

Circling, enlarged soft kidney, excess body fluids, edema in brain.

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What disease is caused by Clostridium hemolyticum?

Red Water Disease, also known as Bacillary hemoglobinemia.

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What are the clinical signs of Red Water Disease?

Abdominal pain, port wine colored urine, pale mucous membranes.