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Vet 211
Test 3
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Specifically, how is Lyme Disease spread | Ixodes species ticks |
| Which of the following parasites is concerning because of the zoonotic risk of cutaneous larval migrans | Hookworm |
| Occurs in neonates after ingestion of colostrum | Passive immunity |
| Immunity created through natural infection | Active immunity |
| Occurs in the body when the immune system develops antibodies to antigens | Active immunity |
| Immunity which only lasts for a short period of time | Passive immunity |
| Immunity which starts to develop around 6 weeks of age | Active immunity |
| Can occur in utero, when anitbodies are passed to offspring through placenta | Passive immunity |
| Immunity created through vaccination | Active immunity |
| Once a vaccine is reconstituted, it is no longer stable and should be administered within of being reconstituted | 1 hour |
| Initial puppy and kitten examinations may identify problems present at birth these are known as | Congenital effects |
| Before bringing a new cat or kitten into a household with other cats, the animal should be screened using blood tests for two contagious diseases even if they appear healthy | FIV and FeLV |
| Vaccines provide protection from infection from a pathogen for a certain length of time. This period is called the | Duration of immunity |
| Veterinary technicians should always explain to clients that routine health examinations are important | So that problems can be detected early and treatments may have better outcomes |
| Active immunity occurs in the body when | The immune system develops antibodies to antigens |
| Veterinary technicians must know the local laws that govern rabies vaccinations in terms of | How often revaccination must occur, Route of vaccine administration, and the animal's age at initial vaccination |
| In the state of Ohio, how long is the first rabies vaccine considered valid? How long are any subsequent vaccines valid | 1 year 3 year |
| Adverse vaccine events as immune-mediated hemolytic anemia and hypertrophic osteodystrophy, have a well researched and documented link | False |
| In an animal with previous hypersensitivity reactions, which type of vaccine should be used to decrease the risk of reaction | Nonadjuvanted |
| Where is the standard location for administration of the rabies vaccine | Right rear leg |
| Adverse reactions to vaccines are common and must be watched out for in every pet | False |
| It is required that all vaccines are stored under refrigeration | True |
| Spaying and neutering is recommended for the health of every pet | True |
| Canine parvovirus is reportable, zoonotic disease | False |
| After the veterinary visit, how often will a pet need to be seen for examination and booster vaccines? For how long | Every 3-4 weeks until 16 weeks of age |
| The rabies vaccine is considered a core vaccine | True |
| Animals receive different size doses of vaccine depending on their size; a cat will receive a 0.5mL vaccine whereas a horse will receive 5 mL of vaccine | False |
| What is the causative agent of Feline Infectious Peritonitis | Feline coronavirus |
| The first veterinary visit for a puppy or kitten should take place at how many weeks of age | 6 |
| Dog breeds which require grooming will need to be groomed an average of 3 times per year | False |
| Which Bordetella bronchiseptica vaccine is preferred because it provides both local and systemic immunity | Intranasal Bordetella bronchiseptica |
| Which of the following vaccines is considered a core vaccine in dogs | DHPP |
| What is the purpose of an adjuvant | Stimulate a stronger immune response to antigens within a vaccine |
| Senior and geriatric animals should visit the veterinary hospital every six months | True |
| Which of the following noncore vaccines in cats will test positive on antibody tests in the future | FIV |
| Which of the following vaccines is considered a core vaccine in both dogs and cats | Rabies |
| Dogs should be how old when they receive their first heartworm? And, they should receive one how often thereafter | 6 months Yearly |
| The age ranges of dogs are defined the same way that they are on cats | False |
| Which of the following diagnostic tests should be performed yearly to assess the health of the adult dog or cat | Urinalysis, Complete blood count, Chemistry panel |
| Which of the following vaccines should ferrets receive | Canine distemper |
| Rabies is a reportable disease | True |
| What do we call testing antibody levels in a pet’s blood to determine whether protective immunity is present or not | Titer testing |
| Which of the following is not a component of the DA2PP vaccine | Panleukemia |
| Parasite control programs are individualized to each patient, and dependent upon the results from fecal flotation | True |
| Which of the following parasites is concerning because of the zoonotic risk of ocular migraines | Roundworms |
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