Difference between revisions of "Vesicular Stomatitis Flashcards"

Latest revision as of 23:10, 4 July 2011

Question	Answer	Article
Which disease does Vesicular Stomatitis appear identical to?	Foot and Mouth Disease	Link to Article
How can the virus be transmitted?	Direct contact with lesions Through saliva from infected animals Contaminated fomites Mechanical transmission through insect vectors including Musca spp. and Culicoides midges.	Link to Article
What do early lesions look like?	Macules on blanched epithelium	Link to Article
Where can lesions develop?	Oral mucosa Nasal mucosa Mammary glands External genitalia Coronary band	Link to Article
What is the usual outcome of infection?	Viral shedding stops after 6-7 days Lesions resolve within 14 days Animals usually make complete recovery and do not maintain or shed virus.	Link to Article
What is the usual screening test?	Competitive ELISA	Link to Article

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