Difference between revisions of "Akabane Virus Flashcards"
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Revision as of 23:39, 20 June 2011
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| Why is Akabane virus known as A-H Virus/Disease? | A-H stands for Arthrogryposis-Hydrancephaly; the two cardinal signs of Akabane virus.
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| What three species are affected by AKA? |
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| What is the main vector for transmission of Akabane virus? | The Culicoides midge
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| Name some common congenital signs of Akabane infection. |
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| How is Akabane usually diagnosed serologically? | By antigen ELISA.
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| What do abortions due to AKA look like? |
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