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|q1=What is an immunodeficiency?
 
|q1=What is an immunodeficiency?
 
|a1=When the immune system fails to protect itself against disease
 
|a1=When the immune system fails to protect itself against disease
|l1=Immunodeficiencies - WikiBlood#Introduction
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|l1=Immunodeficiencies - Introduction
 
|q2=True or False: Primary immunodeficiencies only affect the innate immune system
 
|q2=True or False: Primary immunodeficiencies only affect the innate immune system
 
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*False
 
*False
 
*Primary immunodeficiencies can affect both the innate and adaptive immune systems
 
*Primary immunodeficiencies can affect both the innate and adaptive immune systems
|l2=Immunodeficiencies - WikiBlood#Primary Immunodeficiency
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|l2=Primary Immunodeficiency
 
|q3=What is Canine Cyclic Haematopoeisis?
 
|q3=What is Canine Cyclic Haematopoeisis?
 
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*Due to an autosomal recessive gene insertion
 
*Due to an autosomal recessive gene insertion
 
*Causes cyclic neutropenia every 2 weeks
 
*Causes cyclic neutropenia every 2 weeks
|l3=Immunodeficiencies - WikiBlood#Canine Cyclic Haematopoiesis
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|l3=Canine Cyclic Haematopoiesis
 
|q4=Name two types of Leukocyte Adhesion Deficiency and what type of mutation is the condition caused by?
 
|q4=Name two types of Leukocyte Adhesion Deficiency and what type of mutation is the condition caused by?
 
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*Bovine (BLAD)
 
*Bovine (BLAD)
 
*Missence mutation
 
*Missence mutation
|l4=Immunodeficiencies - WikiBlood#Canine Leukocyte Adhesion Deficiency (CLAD)
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|l4=Canine Leukocyte Adhesion Deficiency
 
|q5=Is Severe Combined Immune Deficiency disease (SCID) a primary immunodeficiency of the adaptive or the innate immune system?
 
|q5=Is Severe Combined Immune Deficiency disease (SCID) a primary immunodeficiency of the adaptive or the innate immune system?
 
|a5=Adaptive immune system
 
|a5=Adaptive immune system
|l5=Immunodeficiencies - WikiBlood#Deficiencies of Adaptive Immunity
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|l5=Primary Adaptive Immunity Deficiencies
 
|q6=Which cells are not functioning in animals with SCID?
 
|q6=Which cells are not functioning in animals with SCID?
 
|a6=T cells and B cells
 
|a6=T cells and B cells
|l6=Immunodeficiencies - WikiBlood#Deficiencies of Adaptive Immunity
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|l6=Primary Adaptive Immunity Deficiencies
 
|q7=In foals with equine SCID, why does the infection start to develop around 8 weeks of age?
 
|q7=In foals with equine SCID, why does the infection start to develop around 8 weeks of age?
 
|a7=Maternal antibodies from the colostrum start to decrease leaving the animal immunocompromised
 
|a7=Maternal antibodies from the colostrum start to decrease leaving the animal immunocompromised
|l7=Immunodeficiencies - WikiBlood#Equine Severe Combined Immune Deficiency (Equine SCID)
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|l7=Equine Severe Combined Immune Deficiency  
 
|q8=What agents can cause a secondary immunodeficiency?
 
|q8=What agents can cause a secondary immunodeficiency?
 
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*Stress
 
*Stress
 
*Senescence
 
*Senescence
|l8=Immunodeficiencies - WikiBlood#Secondary Immunodeficiency
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|l8=Secondary Immunodeficiency
 
|q9=What is Feline Leukaemia Virus and what does it cause?
 
|q9=What is Feline Leukaemia Virus and what does it cause?
 
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*Myelosuppression
 
*Myelosuppression
 
*Immunosuppression
 
*Immunosuppression
|l9=Immunodeficiencies - WikiBlood#Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV)
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|l9=Feline Leukaemia Virus  
 
|q10=How does the FeLV spread in the host?
 
|q10=How does the FeLV spread in the host?
 
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*Causes a viraemia
 
*Causes a viraemia
 
*Spreads to the systemic lymphoid system
 
*Spreads to the systemic lymphoid system
|l10=Immunodeficiencies - WikiBlood#Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV)
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|l10=Feline Leukaemia Virus
 
|q11=
 
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*What treatments are available for FeLV?
 
*What treatments are available for FeLV?
 
*Antibiotics (to treat the secondary infection)
 
*Antibiotics (to treat the secondary infection)
 
*Anti-retroviral therapy
 
*Anti-retroviral therapy
|l11=Immunodeficiencies - WikiBlood#Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV)
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|l11=Feline Leukaemia Virus  
 
|q12=How is Feline Infectious Viraemia (FIV) mainly spread among cats and which cats are most at risk because of this?
 
|q12=How is Feline Infectious Viraemia (FIV) mainly spread among cats and which cats are most at risk because of this?
 
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*Cats living outdoors
 
*Cats living outdoors
 
*Feral tom cats
 
*Feral tom cats
|l12=Immunodeficiencies - WikiBlood#Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV)
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|l12=Feline Immunodeficiency Virus
 
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