Difference between revisions of "Tickborne Encephalitis Virus Flashcards"
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Latest revision as of 23:03, 4 August 2011
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| How do people contract TBE? | From ticks, ruminants, dogs and unpasteurised milk.
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| Which three tick species are commonly implicated in transmission of TBE? |
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| What type of disease presents in dogs most commonly? | Neurological disease
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| What are the signs of early disease in humans? |
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| Where is antigen most commonly found on necropsy? | Parenchyma of fourth ventricle.
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| How and where can antibodies be detected? |
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| How is human disease prevented? | By vaccination
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