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WorksheetsVETT 128 Preventative Health
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The _________________ immune response is when the pathogen is extracellular.
a)
acquired
b)
innate
c)
cell-mediated
d)
humoral
2.
Which is a type of vaccine
a)
recombinant
b)
toxoid
c)
modified live
d)
killed
e)
all of the above
3.
Which of the following has the slowest immune response by the body with vaccine administration?
a)
SQ
b)
IM
c)
IN
d)
Oral
4.
This disease is a virus that starts with the respiratory system then moves to the GI and can go neurological.
a)
corona
b)
parvo
c)
distemper
d)
lepto
5.
The parvovirus incubation period is
a)
2 weeks
b)
3-7 days
c)
10-14 days
d)
1 month
6.
Infectious canine hepatitis is caused by __________________.
a)
adenovirus type 1
b)
adenovirus type 2
7.
The incubation period for influenza is
a)
1 week
b)
1-5 days
c)
2 weeks
d)
7-10 days
8.
Both parvo and coronavirus are transmitted via
a)
air
b)
fecal-oral
c)
ocular discharge
9.
Kennel cough is now known as
a)
canine infectious respiratory disease
b)
bordetella
c)
influenza
d)
enteritis
10.
This is a bacterial zoonotic disease that is spread by ticks.
a)
Borrelia burgdorferi
b)
parvovirus
c)
leptospirosis
d)
distemper
11.
Like canine parvo, this virus attacks rapidly dividing cells in cats.
a)
calicivirus
b)
chlamydia
c)
panleukopenia
d)
coronavirus
12.
This is the most common viral disease of cats and usually presents with ocular ulcers.
a)
panleukopenia
b)
viral rhinotracheitis
c)
calicivirus
d)
feline infectious peritonitis
13.
Calicivirus often presents with
a)
ocular ulcers
b)
diarrhea
c)
oral ulcers
14.
This disease causes the patient to become immunocompromised and/or develop neoplasias.
a)
feline leukemia
b)
feline infectious peritonitis
c)
feline viral rhinotracheitis
15.
This disease causes the patient to become immunocompromised and has 3 stages.
a)
feline leukemia
b)
chlamydia
c)
feline parvovirus
d)
feline immunodeficiency virus
16.
This virus in cats is a mutation of the feline coronavirus and comes in two forms - wet or dry.
a)
feline immunodeficiency virus
b)
feline leukemia
c)
feline infectious peritonitis
d)
panleukopenia
17.
Death from rabies usually occurs ______ days after symptoms occur
a)
12
b)
5
c)
7
d)
2
18.
Most of the diseases we discussed today can be prevented through
a)
proper training
b)
vaccines
c)
quarentine
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