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Feline vaccine Flashcards

1
Q

What does FVRCP stand for

A

Feline viral rhinotracheitis calcivirus panleukopenia

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2
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Where does FVRCP go on body

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Right front limb

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3
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Where does RV go on body

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Right rear leg

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4
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Where does FeLV go on the body

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Left rear leg

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5
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What are the core vaccines

A

FVRCP

RV

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6
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What are noncore vaccines

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FIV, FIP, FeLV, Chlamydia, FeBb

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7
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What is feline viral rhinotracheitis caused by

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Herpes virus

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8
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How long does feline viral rhinotracheitis last in the environment

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Up to 18 hours

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9
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Clinical signs of feline viral rhinotracheitis

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Rhinitis, sneezing, conjunctivitis, CORNEAL ULCERS

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10
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What virus occurs at the same time as feline viral rhinotracheitis

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Calicivirus

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11
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How long does calicivirus last in its environment

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A long time

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Clinical signs of calicivirus

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Rhinitis sneezing conjunctivitis MOUTH ULCERS

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13
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Which dz is also known as feline parvovirus

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Panleukopenia

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14
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Clinical signs of panleukopenia

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HEMMORRHAGIC DIARRHEA AND EXTREME DEHYDRATION fever vomiting anorexia

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15
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When should feline leukemia vaccine be offered

A

Outdoor cats

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16
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When is feline leukemia a core vaccine

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In kittens

17
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How is feline leukemia spread

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Transplacental and transmammary

Saliva, nasal secretions, blood, urine, feces

18
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How is feline leukemia diagnosed

A

SNAP test

19
Q

What is the complication that can occur with the feline leukemia vaccine

A

Can cause fibrosarcoma tumor

20
Q

Which noncore vaccine is for a bacteria

A

Chlamydia

21
Q

When should chlamydia be offered

A

Boarding shelters cat shows

22
Q

Which dz is similar to human HIV

A

FIV

23
Q

How is FIV spread

A

SALIVA and sexual contact

24
Q

How is FIV diagnosed

A

SNAP Test

25
Q

What can happen with FIV SNAP test

A

False + or -

26
Q

What should be inserted into the cat since FIV can have false readings sometimes

A

Microchip

27
Q

What type of virus is feline infectious peritonitis

A

Feline coronavirus that has mutated

28
Q

What are the two forms of feline infectious peritonitis

A

Non-effusive “dry form” : sores

Effusive “wet form”: big belly +- difficulty breathing

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