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Infectious Bursal Disease Flashcards (view source)
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, 10:00, 15 June 2011Created page with "<FlashCard questions="6"> |q1= What is the common colloquial name for Infectious Bursal Disease? |a1= Gumboro disease |l1=Infectious Bursal Disease |q2=How long can IBD virus sur..."
<FlashCard questions="6">
|q1= What is the common colloquial name for Infectious Bursal Disease?
|a1= Gumboro disease
|l1=Infectious Bursal Disease
|q2=How long can IBD virus survive in a poultry house after the birds have gone?
|a2= 122 days
|l2= Infectious Bursal Disease#Introduction
|q3= At what age must birds be infected for disease to be lethal?
|a3= Chicks at 3-6 weeks old
|l3= Infectious Bursal Disease#Signalment
|q4= What vector can aid spread of IBD?
|a4=The roundworm, Alphitobius diaperinus
|l4= Infectious Bursal Disease#Distribution
|q5= What is the common clinical presentation of a bird with IBD?
|a5=
*Diarrhoea
*Recumbency
*Neurological signs
*Ruffling of the feathers
|l5= Infectious Bursal Disease#Clinical Signs
|q6= What changes can be seen in the Bursa of Fabricius on post-mortem of infected birds?
|a6=
*Early in infection, it is enlarged, oedematous and cream in colour with a yellow transudate covering its surface.
*After 1 week, it atrophies and becomes 1/3 of its original size and weight.
|l6= Infectious Bursal Disease#Diagnosis
|q7= In what tissues can antigen be detected and with which tests?
|a7=
*Bursa of Fabricius
*Spleen
*Agar Gel Precipitation
*Immunofluorescence
</FlashCard>
[[Category: Avian Flashcards]]
[[Category: To Do – CABI review]]
|q1= What is the common colloquial name for Infectious Bursal Disease?
|a1= Gumboro disease
|l1=Infectious Bursal Disease
|q2=How long can IBD virus survive in a poultry house after the birds have gone?
|a2= 122 days
|l2= Infectious Bursal Disease#Introduction
|q3= At what age must birds be infected for disease to be lethal?
|a3= Chicks at 3-6 weeks old
|l3= Infectious Bursal Disease#Signalment
|q4= What vector can aid spread of IBD?
|a4=The roundworm, Alphitobius diaperinus
|l4= Infectious Bursal Disease#Distribution
|q5= What is the common clinical presentation of a bird with IBD?
|a5=
*Diarrhoea
*Recumbency
*Neurological signs
*Ruffling of the feathers
|l5= Infectious Bursal Disease#Clinical Signs
|q6= What changes can be seen in the Bursa of Fabricius on post-mortem of infected birds?
|a6=
*Early in infection, it is enlarged, oedematous and cream in colour with a yellow transudate covering its surface.
*After 1 week, it atrophies and becomes 1/3 of its original size and weight.
|l6= Infectious Bursal Disease#Diagnosis
|q7= In what tissues can antigen be detected and with which tests?
|a7=
*Bursa of Fabricius
*Spleen
*Agar Gel Precipitation
*Immunofluorescence
</FlashCard>
[[Category: Avian Flashcards]]
[[Category: To Do – CABI review]]