8 Questions
Which of the following are designated as core vaccines for dogs?
Rabies vaccine and Canine Distemper combo vaccine
True or False: Maternal antibodies result in neutralizing of vaccine antigen and inhibition of a full humoral response to vaccination.
True
When recommending a pet food brand to a client, which of the following should be a primary reason for choosing a reputable brand?
The brand performs feeding trials and participates in peer-reviewed research
The initial rabies vaccine is good for how long following administration?
1yr
Which of the following is NOT designated as a core vaccine for pet kittens and cats with outdoor access?
Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) vaccine
Which drugs should be administered to a patient in anaphylactic shock due to a vaccine reaction?
All of the above
At what age should you begin routinely screening dogs for heartworm disease?
6mos
Which condition are spayed and/or castrated dogs at a GREATER RISK for compared to intact dogs?
Obesity
Study Notes
Core Vaccines for Dogs
- Core vaccines for dogs are designated as necessary for all dogs, regardless of lifestyle or risk factors.
Vaccine Antigen and Maternal Antibodies
- Maternal antibodies can neutralize vaccine antigen and inhibit a full humoral response to vaccination.
Choosing a Reputable Pet Food Brand
- A primary reason for choosing a reputable pet food brand is the brand's nutritional adequacy and quality control.
Rabies Vaccine Duration
- The initial rabies vaccine is good for one year following administration.
Core Vaccines for Cats
- Feline leukemia virus (FeLV) vaccine is not a core vaccine for pet kittens and cats with outdoor access.
Anaphylactic Shock Treatment
- In anaphylactic shock due to a vaccine reaction, administer epinephrine and other supportive care (such as antihistamines and corticosteroids).
Heartworm Disease Screening
- Start routinely screening dogs for heartworm disease at around one year of age.
Spayed/Castrated Dogs and Greater Risk
- Spayed and/or castrated dogs are at a greater risk for obesity compared to intact dogs.
Week 7 part 3
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