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Rinderpest (RP) and Peste des Petites Ruminants (PPR)

Horizontales
Specimen to collect
Type of effort needed to rid the world of RP.
Type of ocular and nasal discharge seen with RP and PPR.
Name of Morbillivirus family causing PPR, Rinderpest, Canine Distemper and Measles
Sudden rise in _____, restless with a dull coat, dry muzzle with congestive mucous membranes with initial serous nasal and ocular discharge that becomes mucopurulent; notify Federal authorities.
International animal health organization created in 1924 in response to the reoccurrence of RP in Belgium in 1920.
First animal disease to be globally eradicated in 2011.
If PPR is suspected, know that this is a _____disease at the Federal and State level and to the OIE.
Lesions develop around this valve
Length of immunity when infected with Morbilliviruses
Specimen to collect
Type of Period: 4-5 days for PPR; 3-15 days for RP
Paramount to control the spread of RP or PPR is controlling animal ______.
Verticales
One of the two primary livestock species susceptible to PPR, with a baa, baa.
Although eradicated, risk of reemergence of RP exists because of continued presence of RP containing materials in designated ____, to identify the virus, if there is an escape.
United Nations' agricultural organization formed in 1946, signed a cooperative agreement with the OIE in 1952 to embark on a joint global rinderpest eradication campaign.
Virus genus causing PPR, Rinderpest, canine distemper and measles.
One of the control measures with Morbilliviruses due to long-lived immunity.
Town in France where the first modern Veterinary school began in 1762 because of the need to combat RP.
Congestion and hemorrhage causes this type of striping in the rectum of RP and PPR cases.
Watery and bloody feces seen with RP and PPR as a final sign.
Type of stomatitis seen with RP. Necrotic stomatitis is seen with PPR.
Specimen to collect
Type of tissue making up "Peyer's Patches" that becomes enlarged and edematous with necrotic foci noted on a RP or PPR necropsy.