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Bacterial Diseases Quiz (view source)
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choice5="A. lignieresii"
choice5="A. lignieresii"
correctchoice="4"
correctchoice="4"
feedback4="'''Correct!''' A. suis causes all these symptoms in piglets. Other clinical signs include fever, respiratory distress and fatal septicaemia.[[Actinobacillus species#Actinobacillus suis|WikiVet Article: A. suis]"
feedback4="'''Correct!''' A. suis causes all these symptoms in piglets. Other clinical signs include fever, respiratory distress and fatal septicaemia.[[Actinobacillus species#Actinobacillus suis|WikiVet Article: A. suis]]"
feedback3="'''Incorrect.''' A. pleuropneumoniae causes fever, dysponea, anorxia, cyanosis and pneumonia. The correct answer is A. suis causes all these symptoms in piglets. Other clinical signs include fever, respiratory distress and fatal septicaemia. [[Actinobacillus species#Actinobacillus suis|WikiVet Article: A. suis]]"
feedback3="'''Incorrect.''' A. pleuropneumoniae causes fever, dysponea, anorxia, cyanosis and pneumonia. The correct answer is A. suis causes all these symptoms in piglets. Other clinical signs include fever, respiratory distress and fatal septicaemia. [[Actinobacillus species#Actinobacillus suis|WikiVet Article: A. suis]]"
feedback2="'''Incorrect.''' The correct answer is that A. suis causes all these symptoms in piglets. Other clinical signs include fever, respiratory distress and fatal septicaemia. [[Actinobacillus species#Actinobacillus suis|WikiVet Article: A. suis ]]"
feedback2="'''Incorrect.''' The correct answer is that A. suis causes all these symptoms in piglets. Other clinical signs include fever, respiratory distress and fatal septicaemia. [[Actinobacillus species#Actinobacillus suis|WikiVet Article: A. suis ]]"
feedback1="'''Incorrect.''' A. seminis causes epididymitis in young rams andpolyarthritis in lambs. The correct answer is A. suis causes all these symptoms in piglets. Other clinical signs include fever, respiratory distress and fatal septicaemia.[[Actinobacillus species#Actinobacillus suis|WikiVet Article: A. suis]]"
feedback1="'''Incorrect.''' A. seminis causes epididymitis in young rams andpolyarthritis in lambs. The correct answer is A. suis causes all these symptoms in piglets. Other clinical signs include fever, respiratory distress and fatal septicaemia.[[Actinobacillus species#Actinobacillus suis|WikiVet Article: A. suis]]"
feedback5="'''Incorrect.''' A. lignieresii causes oral lesions, pyogranulomatous lymphadenitis, myositis and impaired feeding. The correct answer is A. suis causes all these symptoms in piglets. Other clinical signs include fever, respiratory distress and fatal septicaemia. [[Actinobacillus species#Actinobacillus suis|WikiVet Article: A. suis]"
feedback5="'''Incorrect.''' A. lignieresii causes oral lesions, pyogranulomatous lymphadenitis, myositis and impaired feeding. The correct answer is A. suis causes all these symptoms in piglets. Other clinical signs include fever, respiratory distress and fatal septicaemia. [[Actinobacillus species#Actinobacillus suis|WikiVet Article: A. suis]]"
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