1. Introduction to Veterinary Microbiology
Rortana CH 2016
មីក្រុបវ ិទ្យាវវជ្ជសាស្រ្ត្ត្វ
Veterinary Microbiology
Lecturers: Mr. Chea Rortana,
National of Animal Health and Production Research Institute
General Directorate of Animal Health and Production
Email: rortanachea@gmail.com
(+855) 92 554 996
4. ពារយគនលលះរនុងកាយ្ិរា Microbiology
• Parasites: បរាជ្ីព live in permanent association with, and at the
expense of, animal hosts;
• Saprophytes: ្វ័ៈជ្ីព normally inhabit the inanimate
environment.
• Parasites that cause their host no discernible harm are called
commensals.
• Symbiosis: usually refers to reciprocally beneficial associations of
organism. This arrangement is also called mutualism.
• Infection: កាយបងកយជ្ំងឺ ឬបញ្ហា នានា វោៈមីក្រុប រាប់ទំងមានវរាគ
្ញ្ហា និងមិនបវចេញវរាគ្ញ្ហា
• Virulence: degrees of pathogenicity
10. ក្បព័ន្ធសរីរាងគសំខាន្់ៗ ដែលមាន្
មីក្រុប
• Cardiovascular system
• Digestive System and Associated
Organs
• Integumentary System
• Musculoskeletal System
• Nervous System
• Ocular Infections
• Respiratory System
• Urogenital System
14. ការក្បឆ្មំងន្ឹងមីក្រុប
(Antimicrobial Properties)
• មីស្រកុបអាចចូតកនុងស្របព័្ធឈាមរោយ សតវខំ ឬ
រទ្យច ឬការមុតរោត់ ឬចាក់បញ្ចូ ត។
• របើមីស្រកុបរនាះចូតតាម vascular system រនាះ
Phagocytic cells ន្ដតា្កនុងរ្លើម ្ិងតំន្ពក
្ឹងរចញមកសាល ប់មីស្រកុបរនាះ
• របើចូតតាម lymphatics draining ្ឹងស្រតូវបា្ស្រតួ
ពិ្ិតយ ្ិងសាល ប់រោយស្របព័្ធ Lymphatic
system
Scott et al., 2013
15. ពារយគន្្ឹុះ
• Infection:
• Bacteremia: the presence of bacteria in the blood.
• Viremia: the presence of virus in the blood
• Transient: lasting only for a short time; impermanent
• Persistent: continuing to exist or occur over a
prolonged period.
• Bacterial Sepsis and septic shock are characterized by
vascular collapse and multiorgan failure
• Septicemia: blood poisoning, especially that caused by
bacteria or their toxins
20. Figure 3. Proposed pathogenesis of
blackleg.
• Clostridium chauvoei spores are initially ingested from
contaminated soil (1)
• and are absorbed across the intestinal mucosa into the
bloodstream (2).
• Spores are then spread to multiple tissues, primarily
skeletal muscle, where they become dormant (3).
• Later, a low oxygen environment is created in the skeletal
muscle, often from an acute injury, favoring spore
germination. The bacteria produce potent exotoxins that
cause local necrosis and inflammation (4).
• Finally, proliferating bacteria and toxins enter the
bloodstream causing exotoxemia and ultimately death (5).
21. ររណី មមមរាគ Dengue Virus
Course of dengue infection and timings of diagnosis Halstead et al., 2007
26. Infection ដែលមាន្ទំនារ់ទំន្ឹងន្ឹងមមមរាគរនុងមម
• Infections Involving Red Blood Cells
• Infections Involving White Blood Cells
• Infections of Lymph Nodes, Lymphatics, and Other
Lymphoid Tissues
• Neoplasias of the Hemopoietic and Lymphoid Tissues
• Infections Affecting Blood Vessels
• Infections Involving the Pericardium
• Infections Involving the Heart and Pericardium
• Myocarditis
• Infectious Valvular Endocarditis
Scott et al., 2013