Difference between revisions of "Avian Infectious Bronchitis Flashcards"
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*Coronavirus | *Coronavirus | ||
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|q2= What other systems can AIB affect (other than respiratory?) | |q2= What other systems can AIB affect (other than respiratory?) | ||
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* Urinary | * Urinary | ||
| − | *Reproductive | + | * Reproductive |
|l2= Avian Infectious Bronchitis | |l2= Avian Infectious Bronchitis | ||
|q3= What species and age of bird is most commonly affected? | |q3= What species and age of bird is most commonly affected? | ||
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|q4= Mortality is most common following which common secondary infections? | |q4= Mortality is most common following which common secondary infections? | ||
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| − | *Escherichia coli | + | *''Escherichia coli'' |
| − | *Mycoplasma spp. | + | *''Mycoplasma'' spp. |
|l4=Avian Infectious Bronchitis#Clinical Signs | |l4=Avian Infectious Bronchitis#Clinical Signs | ||
|q5=What are the most obvious clinical signs in chickens with AIB? | |q5=What are the most obvious clinical signs in chickens with AIB? | ||
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|l7= Avian Infectious Bronchitis#Control | |l7= Avian Infectious Bronchitis#Control | ||
</Flashcard> | </Flashcard> | ||
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[[Category:Avian Flashcards]] | [[Category:Avian Flashcards]] | ||
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Revision as of 12:58, 16 June 2011
| Question | Answer | Article | |
| What type of virus causes Avian Infectious Bronchitis? |
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| What other systems can AIB affect (other than respiratory?) |
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| What species and age of bird is most commonly affected? |
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Link to Article | |
| Mortality is most common following which common secondary infections? |
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Link to Article | |
| What are the most obvious clinical signs in chickens with AIB? |
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Link to Article | |
| What samples can AIB virus be isolated from? Which are best taken after the acute phase of disease has passed? |
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Link to Article | |