Lab Mode-6

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Piroplasmosis is associated with

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Babesia

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How is Lyme Disease transmitted?

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ticks

Front 3

Which of the following blood parasites resembles rabbit ears or tear drops when seen under the microscope?

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Babesia

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Dirofilaria immitis is a relatively common nematode found in dogs

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true

Front 5

Another name for tropical canine pancytopenia (TCP) is called __________________.

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Ehrlichia

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The causative agent of Lyme Disease is?

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Borrelia burgdorferi

Front 7

Dirofilaria immitis uses a dog or cat flea as a host

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false

Front 8

Dirofilaria immitis affects other species besides dogs

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true

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Feline infectious anemia is caused by Haemobartonella felis.

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true

Front 10

A direct smear examination is the best way to determine the type of microfilariae?

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true

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Feline Infectious anemia is caused by

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HEMOBARTONELLA FELIS. gram negative rickettsial bacterial agent

Front 12

With FIA, repeated blood smears may be needed because

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THE ORGANISMS MAY BE CYCLIC. the general appearance of the parasite can be mistaken for other organisms, the repeat smear is to avoid mistakes

Front 13

The principle vector of Babesia in the United States is

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TICKS.

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The characteristic signs of a dog with Lyme Disease are

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LIMPING AND ARTHRITIS.

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TCP usually results with what type of clinical laboratory signs?

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BLEEDING AND HEMORRHAGE

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Piroplasmosis in horses is caused by

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BABESIA EQUI.

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If the rate of red blood cell destruction exceeds the erythropoiesis formation then the resulting condition is termed

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ANEMIA.

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FIA and FIV are mostly diseases of _______ cats.

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IMMUNE SUPPRESED

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Blood parasites may be present in or on

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THE SURFACE OF CELLS.

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What are the two common red blood cell parasites of ruminants?

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Anaplasma and babesia

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What are the two common red blood cell parasites in dogs?

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EHRLICHIA AND BABESIA

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What are the two nematodes that may be found in dogs’ blood?

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Dirofilaria immitis and Dipetalonema reconditum

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How do the microfilaria of the Dirofilaria immitis and Dipetalonema reconditum look different in a direct blood smear? (although we seldom look at direct smears)

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SOME OF THE MICROFILARIA OF DIPETALONEMA WILL HAVE A BUTTON HOOKED TAIL

Dirofilaria immitis will be larger in number, the parasite will undulate in one place, has a tapered head with a straight tail and are large (120-310mm); whereas dipetalonema reconditum are fewer in number, they move across the field, have a blunted head and a button –hooked tail and are much smaller than the dirofilaria immitis.

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Another name for tropical canine pancytopenia (TCP) is called

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EHRLICHIOSIS.

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TCP is transmitted by the

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tick (brown dog tick)

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What parasites are seen as multiple, basophilic, pear-shaped bodies within the RBCs in smears stained with Wright's, Giemsa, or NMB?

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BABESIA

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This parasite is often treated with doxycycline or tetracycline, and has morulaes made up of multiple small blue/purple coccoid structures called elementary bodies

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ehrlichia

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This parasite is a round intra-erythrocytic body found near the margin of the RBC, once infected cattle are carriers for life (tick borne disease)

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anaplasma

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Piroplasma is transmitted by?

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ticks