Diseases of Man Acquired from His Pets (eBook)
496 Seiten
Elsevier Science (Verlag)
978-1-4832-2554-8 (ISBN)
This book begins with a general introduction to animal pets. The subsequent chapters deal with diseases acquired from carnivores, birds, and rodents, with a particular emphasis on leptospirosis, which affects rodents, carnivores, farm animals, man and, to a limited extent, birds. These chapters discuss the epidemiology, clinical signs, symptoms and treatment of this infection. These topics are followed by a chapter on Ungulates, which includes farm animals, the occupational hazards of handling large numbers of animals since livestock are in very close contact with the farmer and farm workers. Similarly, the occupational hazards from birds (factory farming) through Newcastle disease, which sometimes affects pet birds (parrots), and other diseases are explored. The remaining chapters concern certain infectious diseases acquired from reptiles, amphibians, fish, and arthropods.
This book is of value to practitioners and students, both of human and veterinary medicine, and those interested in animal care.
Diseases of Man Acquired from his Pets provides guideline of the diseases that man may acquire from animals. This book is composed of nine chapters. The chapters are divided broadly into the types of animals kept as pets. This book begins with a general introduction to animal pets. The subsequent chapters deal with diseases acquired from carnivores, birds, and rodents, with a particular emphasis on leptospirosis, which affects rodents, carnivores, farm animals, man and, to a limited extent, birds. These chapters discuss the epidemiology, clinical signs, symptoms and treatment of this infection. These topics are followed by a chapter on Ungulates, which includes farm animals, the occupational hazards of handling large numbers of animals since livestock are in very close contact with the farmer and farm workers. Similarly, the occupational hazards from birds (factory farming) through Newcastle disease, which sometimes affects pet birds (parrots), and other diseases are explored. The remaining chapters concern certain infectious diseases acquired from reptiles, amphibians, fish, and arthropods. This book is of value to practitioners and students, both of human and veterinary medicine, and those interested in animal care.
Front Cover 1
Diseases of Man Acquired from his Pets 4
Copyright Page 5
Table of Contents 6
PREFACE 7
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9
INTRODUCTION 10
CHAPTER 1. CARNIVORES 16
ALLERGY 17
INJURIES 18
PHOBIAS 19
MANIA 19
ALCOHOL 19
SELECTIVE BREEDING 19
MENTAL HEALTH 20
FELINE ENTERITIS 21
RABIES 22
LYMPHOCYTIC CHORIOMENINGITIS 33
CAT SCRATCH DISEASE 34
TUBERCULOSIS 36
SALMONELLOSIS 38
ANTHRAX 38
STREPTOCOCCI, STAPHYLOCOCCI AND ESCHERICHIA COLI 39
DIPHTHERIA 39
PASTEURELLA 39
LEPTOSPIROSIS 41
CANICOLA FEVER 42
RAT BITE FEVER 43
RINGWORM 43
COCCIDIOIDOMYCOSIS 46
NOCARDIOSIS 47
BLASTOMYCOSIS 47
VISCERAL LEISHMANIASIS 50
CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIASIS 54
AMERICAN CUTANEOUS AND MUCO-CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIASIS 57
CHAGAS'S DISEASE 59
TRYPANOSOMA RANGELI 63
TOXOPLASMOSIS 63
COCCIDIOSIS 68
HELMINTHIC DISEASES 68
HYDATID DISEASE 68
ALVEOLAR HYDATID DISEASE 74
MULTICEPS INFECTIONS 74
MULTICEPS MULTICEPS 74
MULTICEPS BRAUNI 75
MULTICEPS SERIALIS 75
MULTICEPS GLOMERATUS 75
DIPYLIDIUM CANINUM 75
SPARGANUM MANSONI 77
DIPHYLLOBOTHRIUM LATUM (Fish or Broad Tapeworm) 78
TREATMENT OF TAPEWORM INFECTIONS 81
CLONORCHIS SINENSIS 82
OPISTHORCHIS FELINEUS 86
OPISTHORCHIS VIVERRINI 86
PSEUDAMPHISTOMUM TRUNCATUM 87
PARAGONIMUS WESTERMANI 87
TROGLOTREMA SALMINCOLA 90
HETEROPHYID TREMATODES 90
METAGONIMUS YOKOGAWAI 91
ECHINOCHASMUS PERFOLIATUS 91
HETEROBILHARZIA AMERICANA 91
HOOKWORM OF CARNIVORES 93
STRONGYLOIDES STERCORALIS 94
GNATHOSTOMA SPINIGERUM 96
LAGOCHILASCARIS MINOR 96
DIOCTOPHYMA RENALE 98
TRICHURIS VULPIS 98
SPIROCERCA LUPI 99
DIROFILARIA IMMITIS 99
DIROFILARIA REPENS 99
DIROFILARIA CONJUNCTIVE 100
DRACUNCULUS MEDINENSIS 101
CAPILLARIA AEROPHILA 104
TOXOCARA INFECTIONS 105
DEMODEX FOLLICULORUM 117
CHEYLETIELLA PARASITOVORAX 117
LINGUATULA SERRATA 118
FURTHER READING 118
CHAPTER 2. BIRDS 120
MIGRATORY BIRDS 121
CHEMICAL POISONS 122
ALLERGY 123
BIRD BREEDER'S (FANCIER'S) LUNG 127
ST. LOUIS, JAPANESE B AND MURRAY VALLEY ENCEPHALITIS 128
ST. LOUIS ENCEPHALITIS 129
JAPANESE B ENCEPHALITIS 129
MURRAY VALLEY ENCEPHALITIS (Australian X Disease) 131
WEST NILE FEVER 131
POLIOMYELITIS 132
NEWCASTLE DISEASE (Fowl Pest, Avian Pneumoencephalitis) 134
ORNITHOSIS AND PSITTACOSIS 136
PIGEONS 142
SALMONELLA 145
AVIAN TUBERCULOSIS 146
ANONYMOUS MYCOBACTERIA 149
LEPTOSPIROSIS 150
CRYPTOCOCCOSIS 151
HISTOPLASMOSIS 153
TRICHOPHYTON GALLING 157
CANDIDIASIS 157
DREPANIDOT AENIA LANCEOLATA 158
CERCARIAL DERMATITIS 158
CLINOSTOMUM SP 159
ECHINOSTOMA REVOLUTUM 160
PLAGIORCHIS SP 160
PHILOPHTHALMUS SP 160
PROHEMISTOMUM VIVAX 161
SPELOTREMA BREVICAECA 161
ASCARIDIA GALLI 161
BUGS 161
MITES 162
TICKS 162
FURTHER READING 163
CHAPTER 3. RODENTS 164
VERMIN 165
PESTS AND PESTICIDES 166
IMPORTANT INFECTIONS 168
ENCEPHALOMYOCARDITIS VIRUSES 169
EPIDEMIC HAEMORRHAGIC FEVER 170
OMSK H^MORRHAGIC FEVER 172
ARGENTINIAN AND BOLIVIAN H^MORRHAGIC FEVER 172
ARTHROPOD-BORNE VIRUSES 173
ILHÉUS 174
COLORADO TICK FEVER 174
MOUSE OR MURINE PNEUMONITiS VIRUS 175
PNEUMONIA VIRUS OF MICE (PVM) 175
MYXOMATOSIS 175
LYMPHOCYTIC CHORIOMENINGITIS 177
PASTEURELLA 179
P. PSEUDOTUBERCULOSIS 179
P. HŒMOLYTICA 180
TULARAEMIA 180
PLAGUE 184
SOME EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SYLVATIC PLAGUE 186
BUBONIC PLAGUE 190
PNEUMONIC PLAGUE 190
SALMONELLA 192
SPH^ROPHORUS NECROPHORUS 192
MELIOIDOSIS 193
RAT-BITE FEVER 196
LOUSE-BORNE OR EPIDEMIC TYPHUS 200
FLEA-BORNE MURINE OR ENDEMIC TYPHUS 201
TICK-BORNE OR TICK TYPHUS 202
BOUTONNEUSE FEVER 203
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER 204
MITE-BORNE OR SCRUB TYPHUS 206
RICKETTSIAL POX 208
LEPTOSPIROSIS 209
RELAPSING FEVER 214
LOUSE-BORNE RELAPSING FEVER 216
TICK-BORNE RELAPSING FEVER 217
PNEUMOCYSTIS CARINII 219
GIARDIASIS 222
NOSEMA CUNICULI 222
HYMENOLEPIS NANA 223
HYMENOLEPIS DIMINUTA 225
INERMICAPSIFER MADAGASCARIENSIS 225
ECHINOSTOMA ILOCANUM 226
ECHINOSTOMA LINDOENSE 226
CAPILLARIA HEPATICA 226
CAPILLARIA AEROPHILA 229
ANGIOSTRONGYLUS CANTONENSIS 229
MONILIFORMIS MONILIFORMIS 232
CORDYLOBIA ANTHROPOPHAGA 233
FURTHER READING 235
CHAPTER 4. NON-HUMAN PRIMATES 237
STRESS 242
CHIMPANZEE CORYZA AGENT 242
MONKEY B VIRUS 242
RABIES 247
ZIKA VIRUS 248
THE ECHO VIRUSES 248
INFLUENZA VIRUS 249
KYASANUR FOREST DISEASE 249
YELLOW FEVER 250
POLIOMYELITIS 252
SMALLPOX 253
MEASLES 253
INFECTIVE HEPATITIS 254
RAT-BITE FEVER 255
LEPTOSPIROSIS 255
SHIGELLA AND SALMONELLA INFECTIONS 255
SHIGELLOSIS 256
SALMONELLOSIS 257
OTHER CAUSES OF ENTERITIS 258
TUBERCULOSIS 258
AMŒBIASIS 261
GIARDIASIS 262
BALANTIDIASIS 263
MALARIA 265
SCHISTOSOMIASIS 274
WATSONIUS WATSONI 274
LOA LOA 275
ONCHOCERCA VOLVULUS 277
ACANTHOCHEILONEMA STREPTOCERCA 278
ACANTHOCHEILONEMA PERSTANS 279
BRUGIA MALAYI 279
TROPICAL EOSINOPHILIA 283
PHYSALOPTERA CAUCASICA 287
STRONGYLOIDES FÜLLEBORNI 288
TERNIDENS DEMINUTUS 288
ENTEROBIUS VERMICULARIS 289
ASCARIS LUMBRICOIDES 290
RAILLIETINA DEMERARIENSIS 292
SCABIES 293
FURTHER READING 293
CHAPTER 5. UNGULATES 294
FARM ANIMALS 294
OTHER HERBIVORES 296
ALLERGY 298
ARTHROPOD-BORNE VIRUSES 298
TREATMENT OF VIRUS DISEASES 299
CONTROL OF VECTOR-BORNE DISEASE 301
MOSQUITO-BORNE VIRAL DISEASES 301
WESTERN EQUINE ENCEPHALITIS 301
EASTERN EQUINE ENCEPHALITIS 303
VENEZUELAN EQUINE ENCEPHALITIS 304
WESSELSBRON VIRUS INFECTION 305
RIFT VALLEY FEVER 306
TICK-BORNE VIRAL DISEASES 307
RUSSIAN SPRING-SUMMER ENCEPHALITIS 308
CENTRAL EUROPEAN OR DIPHASIC MENINGOENCEPHALITIS 309
LOUPING ILL 310
MYXOVIRUSES 312
COWPOX 312
POX DISEASES OF ANIMALS 313
MILKERS' NODULE 314
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE 314
HAND-FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE 316
EQUINE INFECTIOUS ANEMIA 317
VESICULAR STOMATITIS 317
BOVINE PSEUDO-VESICULAR STOMATITIS 318
CONTAGIOUS PUSTULAR DERMATITIS 318
MYCOPLASMAS 320
BRUCELLOSIS 321
LISTERIOSIS 325
ANTHRAX 328
BACTERIAL FOOD POISONING 331
OTHER SALMONELLA INFECTIONS 334
SALMONELLA TYPHI 336
BOTULISM 338
GAS GANGRENE 339
TETANUS 341
TUBERCULOSIS 343
ERYSIPELOID 345
GLANDERS 346
VIBRIOSIS 347
PASTEURELLA MULTOCIDA 348
STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTION 349
ESCHERICHIA COLI 349
Q FEVER 350
LEPTOSPIROSIS 354
PIROPLASMOSIS (BABESIOSIS) 356
SARCOCYSTIS 356
TRYPANOSOMIASIS 358
TAENIA SAGINATA 366
CYSTICERCOSIS 372
SCHISTOSOMIASIS 375
FASCIOLA HEPATICA 388
FASCIOLOPSIS BUSKI 395
GASTRODISCOIDES HOMINIS 398
PARYPHOSTOMUM SUFRARTYFEX 398
DICROCŒLIUM DENDRITICUM 398
ASCARIS SUUM 400
GONGYLONEMA PULCHRUM 400
HAEMONCHUS CONTORTUS 402
METASTRONGYLUS ELONGATUS 402
SYNGAMUS LARYNGEUS 402
TRICHINOSIS 403
TRICHOSTRONGYLIASIS 409
NECATOR SUILLUS 411
MACRACANTHORHYNCHUS HIRUDINACEUS 411
SARCOPTIC MANGE 411
TUNGA PENETRANS 413
MYIASIS 414
FURTHER READING 417
CHAPTER 6. REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS 419
INJURY 419
SNAKE VENOM 421
MYCOBACTERIA 425
FURTHER READING 426
CHAPTER 7. FISH (Including Other Marine Animals) 427
FISH STINGS 427
JELLYFISH STINGS 428
SHARKS 429
CETACEANS 429
FURTHER READING 430
CHAPTER 8. ARTHROPODS 431
MEDICAL IMPORTANCE OF ARTHROPODS 432
SCORPIONS 434
SPIDERS 435
VENOMOUS SPIDER BITE 435
BEETLES 436
CENTIPEDES 436
TICK PARALYSIS 437
FURTHER READING 437
CHAPTER 9. TABLE OF HUMAN INFECTIONS 438
VIRUSES 438
BACTERIA 445
RICKETTSLE 449
SPIROCH^TES 451
FUNGI 453
PROTOZOA 456
HELMINTHS 459
TREMATODES 465
CESTODES 471
ACANTHOCEPHALA 474
ARTHROPODS 475
GLOSSARY 481
INDEX 486
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 22.10.2013 |
|---|---|
| Sprache | englisch |
| Themenwelt | Medizin / Pharmazie ► Gesundheitsfachberufe |
| Studium ► 2. Studienabschnitt (Klinik) ► Rechtsmedizin | |
| Studium ► Querschnittsbereiche ► Prävention / Gesundheitsförderung | |
| Sozialwissenschaften ► Politik / Verwaltung | |
| ISBN-10 | 1-4832-2554-2 / 1483225542 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-4832-2554-8 / 9781483225548 |
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