WorksheetsPreventative Medicine ASCI 310
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 28mins
Which of the following are true regarding Brucellosis vaccines in cattle? (Select all that apply)
Heifer calves should be vaccinated between 4 and 12 months of age.
Bull calves should be vaccinated between 8 and 18 months of age
The right ear of the vaccinated calf is tattooed and an official ID tag is also placed in the right ear
These vaccines must be administered by a federally accredited veterinarian
Which of the following are considered "core" vaccines in horses? (Select all that apply)
Eastern equine encephalomyelitis
Western equine encephalomyelitis
Tetanus
West Nile Virus encephalomyelitis
Rabies
True or false, when vaccinating a horse for Strangles you would perform this vaccine first.
(Make sure you understand why)
True
False
What are three commonly used risk-based vaccines in our area for horses?
Equine Herpesvirus
Anthrax
Equine Herpesvirus
Strangles
Unfortunately, our lovely equine friend Jessie received a puncture wound. His owner trusts your educated opinion and is asking you if he needs a tetanus toxoid booster. She tells you that Jessie was given a tetanus vaccine last year, about 8 months ago. What would you advise?
She should have Jessie's tetanus vaccine boostered.
She does not need to have Jessie's tetanus vaccine boostered.
The next day Jessie's owner notices that her other horse, Kiki also has a puncture wound. After realizing that she really needs to figure out what these horses are getting into she asks you if Kiki also needs a tetanus booster. She tells you that Kiki was given a tetanus vaccine two months ago. What would you advise?
She should have Kiki's tetanus vaccine boostered.
She doesn't need to have Kiki's tetanus vaccine boostered.
What is covered by the clostridial vaccine 8-way that is not covered by the 7-way vaccine?
Clostridium chauvoei
Clostridium novyi
Clostridium tetani
Clostridium hemolyticum
Based upon the whiteboard lecture in class on large animal vaccines, please briefly describe/draw where you would feel comfortable vaccinating Equine and Bovine patients and describe the preferred route (IM vs SQ) in each species.
Generally only (a) vaccine formulations are used in pregnant heifers and cows!!
Select the two main vaccination sites in small ruminants.
Neck
Pectoral Muscle
Right Shoulder
Axilla
Antigen
Substance that stimulates the immune system and causes antibody production
A “protection protein” produced by the body in response to a disease causing organism or vaccine
An immunological agent that enhances the immune response to a vaccine
Stimulates antibody production against the pathogen but is incapable of causing severe infection
Killed vaccine example
Influenza
Rabies
Bordetella
DHLPP
"Purevax" vaccines are an example of a
Killed Vaccine
Modified-Live Vaccine
Recombinant Vaccine
Toxoid Vaccine
(a) vaccines should be given to all animals regardless of lifestyle
Select the non-core vaccines (Small Animal)
Leukemia
DHPP
Rabies
Rattlesnake
What non-core vaccine should a dog that likes to play in nature, specifically around bodies of water, receive?
FVRCP
Bordetella
Influenza
Leptospirosis
What non-core vaccine should outdoor cats receive?
Feline Leukemia
Bordetella
FVRCP
Leptospirosis
What route are most companion animal vaccines given?
SQ
IV
IM
IN
When can you give rabies (earliest)?
14 weeks
6 weeks
8 weeks
16 weeks
A puppy came in for their first set of DHPP vaccines. When should they get their next round?
6 weeks
One year
3-4 weeks
6 months
Vaccine reactions can consist of (select all that apply)
Vomiting
Facial Swelling
Difficulty Breathing
Lethargy
Parvo can survive for up to (a) in shaded outdoor areas.
*looking for number and word ex: "6 years"
What is Feline Panleukopenia Virus also known as?
"Sad kitten syndrome"
"Fading kitten syndrome"
"Krazy kitten syndrome"
"Dead kitten syndrome"
What disease do these symptoms represent? Atypical behavior, facial twitching, excessive salivation, paralysis beginning with the hind limbs and spreading to the rest of the body?
(a)
Describe how rabies may present differently in small animals vs large animals
You can only test for rabies after the animal is deceased
True
False
What type of anthelmintics should you not give to herding breeds?
Pyrantel Pamoate
Fenbendazole
Praziquantel
Ivermectin
Why do we have agreed-upon locations for vaccines or document where the vaccine was given in the patient's record?
What non-core vaccine would you give a dog that is going to be going to the groomer, dog parks, or dog training classes?
Leptospirosis
Bordetella
Rabies
DHLPP
Why is Rabies given as a killed vaccine?
A “protection protein” produced by the body in response to a disease causing organism or vaccine
Antigen
Antibody
Adjuvant
Vaccine
An immunological agent that enhances the immune response to a vaccine
Antigen
Vaccine
Antibody
Adjuvant
