Leptospirosis in Wildlife

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1. Leptospira interrogans *

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Saprophytic.

Has 60 serovars.

Has 250 serovars with 60 serogroups.

Has 60 serovars with 25 serogroups.

Has 250 serovars with 25 serogroups.

2. Leptospira sp. can survive in fresh water for *

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263 days at 300°C.

263 days at 200°C.

316 days at 40°C.

263 days at 40°C.

130 days at 300°C.

3. The single most important reservoir worldwide is *

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The banded mongoose.

Rats.

The Selous mongoose.

Humans.

Feral boar.

4. Important zoonotic diseases that can be transmtted through the bush meat trade are: *

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Simian foamy virus.

Ebola virus.

Anthrax.

Leptospirosis.

All of the above.

5. Evidence of leptospiral infection has been found in the following species in South Africa: *

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Nyala, reedbuck.

Rhino, bushpig, blue wildebeest.

All of the above.

Only a.

Only b.

6. In Botswana renal carriage was virus found in *

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43 % of 42 banded mongooses.

31,4 % of 42 banded mongooses.

27,8 % of 42 banded mongooses.

6,3 % of 42 banded mongooses.

Not al all.

7. Clinical disease in buffalo have been associated with *

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Jaundice, agalactia.

Jaundice, agalactia, fatal haemorrhagic syndrome.

Abortion only.

Jaundice only.

Congenital defects.

8. Leptospiral infection in non-human primates has been seen in: *

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Capuchin only.

Marmosets and Capuchin only.

Capuchin, marmosets, squirrel monkeys.

Captive vervet monkeys.

Both e and d.

9. Clinical disease has been reported in SA in *

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Lion.

Cheetah.

Leopards.

None of the above.

All of the above.

10. Leptospirosis is known to be a prominent case of stranding mortalities in: *

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Californian sea lion.

Cape fur seals.

King penquins.

Sea otters.

Dolphins.

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