Avian Medicine Q&A 20 - Revision history

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'''This bird has been feather plucking.'''
 
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|q1= List those medical causes of feather plucking which are or may be infectious, contagious or transmissible.
|a1= PBFD (circovirus); budgerigar fledgeling disease (Polyomavirus: French moult); ectoparasites (e.g. ''Dermanyssus gallinae''); endoparasites (e.g. Giardia sp.); chlamydiosis; fungal dermatitis.
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|q2= List the non-infectious medical, including metabolic, causes of feather plucking.
|a2= Bacterial dermatitis; pulpitis or folliculitis; allergy; hepatitis; hypothyroidism; skin neoplasia; follicular cysts; post-traumatic injury, or arthritic or scar tissue pain; nutritional deficiency (e.g. hypovitaminosis A; B vitamin deficiencies; essential amino acid deficiencies (e.g. lysine)).
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|q3= Describe the diagnosis of the aetiologies described in q1.
|a3= PCR for PBFD and BFD; physical examination at day and night for ectoparasites; faecal examination for endoparasites; PCR/ELISA (antigen/antibody) for chlamydiosis; skin scrape microscopic examination and culture for fungal dermatitis; stained impression smear, culture and sensitivity for bacterial infections. Also, haematology
and biochemistry, thyroid stimulation test, biopsy and histopathology, improved diet and monitoring response to therapy.
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|q4= List the environmental causes of feather plucking.
|a4= Excess tobacco smoke; excessively dry atmosphere; excessive day length in direct sunlight; lack of environmental enrichment.
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|q5= List the psychological causes of feather plucking.
|a5= Attention seeking; boredom; overcrowding; environmental change or lack of routine; sexual frustration; excessive preening; post untidy feather or wing clipping.
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 |q1= List those medical causes of feather plucking  which are or may be infectious, contagious or transmissible.
 |a1= PBFD (circovirus); budgerigar fledgeling disease (Polyomavirus: French moult); ectoparasites (e.g. ''Dermanyssus gallinae''); endoparasites (e.g. Giardia sp.); chlamydiosis; fungal dermatitis.
-|l1=Feather Plucking
+|l1=Feather Plucking#Infectious, Contagious or Transmissible Causes
 |q2= List the non-infectious medical, including metabolic, causes of feather plucking.
 |a2= Bacterial dermatitis; pulpitis or folliculitis; allergy; hepatitis; hypothyroidism; skin neoplasia; follicular cysts; post-traumatic injury, or arthritic or scar tissue pain; nutritional deficiency (e.g. hypovitaminosis A; B vitamin deficiencies; essential amino acid deficiencies (e.g. lysine)).
-|l2=Feather Plucking
+|l2=Feather Plucking#Non-Infectious and Metabolic Causes
 |q3= Describe the diagnosis of the aetiologies described in q1.
 |a3= PCR for PBFD and BFD; physical examination at day and night for ectoparasites; faecal examination for endoparasites; PCR/ELISA (antigen/antibody) for chlamydiosis; skin scrape microscopic examination and culture for fungal dermatitis; stained impression smear, culture and sensitivity for bacterial infections. Also, haematology
 and biochemistry, thyroid stimulation test, biopsy and histopathology, improved diet and monitoring response to therapy.
-|l3=Feather Plucking
+|l3=Feather Plucking#Diagnosis
 |q4= List the environmental causes of feather plucking.
 |a4= Excess tobacco smoke; excessively dry atmosphere; excessive day length in direct sunlight; lack of environmental enrichment.
-|l4=Feather Plucking
+|l4=Feather Plucking#Environmental Causes
 |q5= List the psychological causes of feather plucking.
 |a5= Attention seeking; boredom; overcrowding; environmental change or lack of routine; sexual frustration; excessive preening; post untidy feather or wing clipping.
-|l5=Feather Plucking
+|l5=Feather Plucking#Psychological Causes
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Avian Medicine Q&A 20 - Revision history

Bara at 23:17, 21 August 2011

Bara at 23:14, 21 August 2011

Bara at 21:34, 2 August 2011

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