PPT-FELINE INFECTIOUS PANLEUKOPENIA

UNIVERSITY OF WARMIA AND MAZURY OLSZTYN PATHOMORPHOLOGY III INDEX INTRODUCTION SYMPTOMS MACROSCOPIC LESIONS MICROSCOPIC LESIONS TREATMENT PREVENTION BIBLIOGRAPHY INTRODUCTION Caused. List #1. All tests are matching/fill in the blank. Optional: Add to the story with bonus words for extra credit.. Vocabulary Assessments. Each group has a whiteboard.. We’ll start by trying to . guess. ( 16 weeks) Booster Comments Injectable: MLV, non-adjuvanted Killed, adjuvanted Killed panleukopenia vaccines should be used in kittens less than 4 weeks of age. All kittens and cats sho By Mr. . Melby. Adapted by Mr. Behrends. History. Also descendants of the . Miacis. The first ‘feline’ was the . Dictis. about 35 Million Years Ago. Cats were domesticated later than dogs. Potentially about 4000 years ago. Specialization and Feline Medicine. Dr. John R. August. Feline Internal Medicine. College of Veterinary Medicine. Texas A&M University. Atlantic Monthly. Training. Examination. Specialties. 22 organizations. Descended from . dog ancestor . Miacis. General timeline. First feline cat: ~. 35. million years ago. Modern cats: ~. 7. million years ago. Domestication: ~. 4,000. years . ago. History of Cats . When humans were predominantly hunters, dogs were of great use, and thus were domesticated long before cats. Specialization and Feline Medicine. Dr. John R. August. Feline Internal Medicine. College of Veterinary Medicine. Texas A&M University. Atlantic Monthly. Training. Examination. Specialties. 22 organizations. Small Animal Technology. Common Diseases. 6 Categories. 1) Infectious Diseases. 2) Noninfectious Diseases. 3) Internal Parasites. 4) External Parasites. 5) Fungal Diseases. 6) Poisonings. Symptoms of Illness. 26 26 26 26 6 6 6 CH CH CH H RO RO RO RO RO O N NI NI NI NI N C C C C C FE FE FE FE FE FE FE L LI LI LI LI I LI NE NE NE NE E E G G G G G G G IN IN IN IN I N GI GI G GI G I VO V VO V VO V O ST ST ST Symptoms: sneezing, nasal discharge, runny eyes, cough, oral or nasal ulcers, sniffles, fever, hoarse voice, or any combination thereof What Cats Are at Risk? Despite the highly contagious nature o Interim Guidance for a Public Health Responseto Contain Novel or Targeted Multidrug-resistantOrganisms MDROs What. . is. . cat. . flu. ?. Cat flu . is the generic term applied to upper respiratory infection in cats. . It . can be caused by infection with agents such as . feline herpes virus . (. FHV. ), . of viruses . . Caliciviridae. Feline . calicivirus. is a highly contagious virus that causes a mild to severe respiratory infection and oral disease in cats.. It is especially common in shelters and breeding colonies, and often infects young cats. Most cats recover completely after a . PATHOMORPHOLOGY II. UWM . 2019. INDEX. AETIOLOGICAL AGENT: CORONAVIRUS. FIPV. INFECTION. PATHOGENESIS. DEVELOPMENT OF ONE OF TWO FORMS OF FIP. NONEFFUSIVE FORM OR DRY FORM. CLINICAL SIGNS. PATHOMORPHOLOGICAL FINDINGS. What is FIP?. Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) is a clinical important disease of cats caused by a virulent biotype of feline coronavirus.. That disease occurs worldwide in wild and domestic cats..