Mastering Vaccine Administration

Which route of administration is most commonly used for vaccines and is easy to do and get the right dose into the right place?

Which route of administration is used for vaccines that need to be administered to the place where pathogens are most likely to enter the body?

Which route of administration can result in a different bias of immune response up and down the respiratory tract, and occasionally may not deliver enough vaccine?

Which route of administration involves injecting the vaccine into the submucosa compared to just exposing it intranasally?

Which route of administration targets the layers on the skin and is important for pathogens transferred via insect vectors or insect bites?

Which route of administration can be difficult to get the right depth to hit the intended layer?

Which route of administration is good for administering the vaccine to the correct depth intradermally using gene guns?

Which route of administration is used for vaccines administered or occurring elsewhere in the body than the mouth and alimentary canal?

Which route of administration cannot control that each individual animal gets the right dose of the vaccine?

Which route of administration is most likely to achieve herd immunity?

Which of the following is NOT a small animal core vaccine for dogs according to BSAVA?

Which of the following is NOT a small animal core vaccine for cats according to BSAVA?

Which of the following diseases is NOT included in the small animal core vaccines for dogs according to BSAVA?

Which of the following diseases is NOT included in the small animal core vaccines for cats according to BSAVA?

Which of the following disease(s) is colloquially known as kennel cough for dogs?

Which of the following diseases is colloquially known as kennel cough for cats?

Which disease is NOT a small animal core vaccine for cats according to WSAVA Veterinary vaccines group?

Which disease is a small animal core vaccine for dogs according to WSAVA Veterinary vaccines group?

Which disease is NOT a small animal non-core vaccine for dogs according to BSAVA?

Which disease is NOT a small animal non-core vaccine for cats according to BSAVA?

What is the purpose of using the intranasal route of administration for vaccines?

Why is the intradermal route of administration important for certain pathogens?

Which route of administration is commonly used for vaccines and is easy to perform and ensure proper dosing?

What is the challenge of using the subcutaneous route of administration for vaccines?

What is the advantage of using gene guns to administer vaccines intradermally?

Why is the oral route of administration not ideal for ensuring each individual animal receives the correct vaccine dose?

What is the purpose of core vaccines for small animals?

What determines whether a vaccine is considered core or non-core?

What are the core vaccines for dogs according to BSAVA?

What are the non-core vaccines for dogs according to BSAVA?

What are the core vaccines for cats according to BSAVA?

What are the non-core vaccines for cats according to BSAVA?

What are the core vaccines for rabbits?

What are the core vaccines for ferrets?

_______ bronchiseptica and Canine parainfluenza virus are both colloquially called kennel cough.

The _______ vaccination is less efficacious in the UK and therefore unlicensed

_______ haemorrhagic disease virus (RHDV-1 and -2)