Prevenntive Medicine

Question 0

Modified live vaccine

Answer 0

vaccine has live microorganisms that have lost their virulence but retained ability to induce protective immunity

Question 1

Live virulent vaccine

Answer 1

vaccine containing the fully virulent form of the disease causing agent

Question 2

Killed virus vaccine

Answer 2

Vaccine prepared from killed viruses

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Live avirulent bacteria vaccine

Answer 3

Vaccine prepared from live bacteria that have lost their virulence but retained their ability to induce protective immunity

Question 4

Bacterin

Answer 4

Vaccine prepared from killed bacteria

Question 5

Recombinant vaccine

Answer 5

Vaccines that contains a live virus or bacteria
genetically engineered to create proteins
that induce immunity to the pathogenic virus or bacteria

that normally produces them

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Subunit vaccine

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Vaccine containing only specific antigenic proteins of the infectious agent

Question 7

Toxoid

Answer 7

A toxin treated by heat or chemical agent to destroy its harmful properties

without destroying its ability to stimulate the production of antibodies

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Monovalent vaccine

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Vaccine prepared from only one strain or species of microorganism

Question 9

Polyvalent vaccine

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Vaccine prepared from multiple strains of species of microorganisms

Question 10

Core vaccine

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Vaccines recommended for all members of the species because the pathogens are widely distributed and poses substantial risk of severe disease

Question 11

Noncore vaccine

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Vaccines used at the discretion of the veterinarian and the client

Question 12

Antigenicity

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The capacity to stimulate the production of antibodies or cell mediated immune responses

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Adjuvant

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The substance added to a vaccine to enhance the antigenicity

Question 14

Anaphylaxis

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Sever response to a foreign substance

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Sarcoma

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malignant neoplasm of soft tissue arising from connective tissue

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Mucopurulent

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Marked by an exudate containing both mucus and pus

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Hyperkeratosis

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Increased growth of the horny layer of the skin

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Secondary infection

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Infection of a pathogen following infection by a pathogen of another kind

Question 19

Lethargy

Answer 19

Condition of drowsiness or indifference

Question 20

Enteritis

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Inflammation of the small intestine

Question 21

Oculonasal discharge

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Discharge from the eyes and nose

Question 22

Conjunctiva

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The mucous membrane that lines the underside of each eyelid

Question 23

Anorexia

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Lack or loss of appetite

Question 24

Blue Eye

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A common name given to edema of the cornea

Question 25

Endemic

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The ongoing presence of disease in a group

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In utero

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Within the uterus

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Effusion

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Fluid escaping from blood or lymphatic vessels into tissues or spaces

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Triennial

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Occurring every three years

Question 29

Eradication

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Extermination of an infectious agent so that no further cases of the related disease can occur