5 Questions
Which type of immunity occurs when the immune system develops antibodies to antigens?
Active immunity
What is the primary advantage of noninfectious types of vaccines?
They provide immediate protection
Which blood tests are performed at kitten initial visits according to the text?
Leukemia, FIV, & FIP
How often should wellness exams be scheduled for senior cats and dogs?
Every 6 months
What is the purpose of passive immunity?
To provide short-term protection with maternally derived antibodies
Study Notes
Immunity Types
- Active immunity occurs when the immune system develops antibodies to antigens.
Vaccine Advantages
- The primary advantage of noninfectious types of vaccines is that they cannot cause the disease they are protecting against.
Kitten Care
- Blood tests performed at initial kitten visits include: feline leukemia virus (FeLV) and feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV).
Wellness Exams
- Senior cats and dogs should have wellness exams scheduled at least every 6 months.
Passive Immunity
- The purpose of passive immunity is to provide temporary protection against a specific disease until the animal's immune system can respond.
Veterinary Wellness and Routine Examinations Quiz: Test your knowledge on the importance of routine examinations for healthy animals and the detection of abnormalities. Explore topics such as blood tests for common feline diseases and scheduling wellness visits for pets.
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