Feline infectious diseases

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what are other names for feline panleukopenia

feline distemper, feline parvo, feline infectious enteritis

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what is feline panleukopenia

viral disease causing severe gastroenteritis, can cause cerebellar hypoplasia in kittens that acquire after birth

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what are some pathognomonic signs of panleukopenia

gi disease (v/d), can be less than 3,000 wbc/ul, fever

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what is feline upper respiratory tract disease

any contagious upper respiratory tract disease that causes occulonasal discharge and sneezing

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what are the viral causes of feline upper respiratory tract disease

feline viral rhinotracheitis, feline calicivirus

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what are the bacterial causes of feline upper respiratory tract disease

chlamydia (chlamydophila felis)

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what is two other names for feline leukemia virus

FeLV, friendly cat disease

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what is FeLV

viral dz of cats that causes bone marrow and immune system suppression and can cause neoplasia

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what are some clinical signs of FelV

anemia, immunosuppression, weight loss, enlarged lymph nodes, secondary infections

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what are three other names for feline immunodeficiency virus

FIV, feline aids, unfriendly dz

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what is FIV

viral dz that causes bone marrow suppression and immunodeficiency

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what are the clinical signs of FIV during the three phases

Acute: generalized lymphadenomegaly, bacterial infections of skin or gi tract

latent: non-symptomatic

chronic: stomatitis, gingivitis, diarrhea, respiratory infections, FUO, anemia, wasting

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what is FIP

feline infectious peritonitis

highly fatal viral disease of cats that produces a granulomatous reaction

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what are the clinical signs of FIP

ADR, lethargic, anorexic, weight loss, diarrhea, recurrent fevers

effusive/wet form: fluid in abdomen or chest

non-effusive form: granulomas form in gi tract, ocular and CNS signs

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is the wet or dry form of FIP more common

wet, 60-70%

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what causes toxoplasmosis

toxoplasma gondii

zoonotic protozoan

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what is the FVRCCP vaccine

feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, chlamydia, panleukopenia