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Covers: - Certificates of Veterinary Inspection - Regulatory Medicine
Who is authorized to issue CVIs for companion animals? Be specific.
(Both category I and II accredited veterinarians)
Who is authorized to issue CVIs for horses, livestock, etc.? Be specific.
(Only category II accredited veterinarians)
Who determines which animals will or will not be accepted in terms of domestic travel/interstate travel?
(The state veterinarian)
(T/F) The free CVI system available from the USDA (VSPS) is not to be used for companion animals.
(T)
What is the key to using eCVI programs for interstate travel to make sure there will be no issues with using them?
(Making sure they are accepted by the state veterinarian of the destination)
Who determines the requirements for animals in terms of international travel?
(The destination/receiving country)
In most cases of international travel, CVIs need endorsement from which government agency? Be specific.
(USDA APHIS veterinary services)
How often does brucella testing need to occur in all animals over the age of 18 for a herd of cattle to be certified brucellosis free?
(Once a year)
How does a swine herd become a validated brucellosis free herd?
(25% of the breeding animals are sampled quarterly and need to be negative for brucella → this is the same for pseudorabies)
What age and population of animals receive the brucella vaccination?
(4-12 month old heifers only)
What differs between testing a herd of cattle the first year and subsequent years for it to become a tuberculosis accredited herd?
(For the first year, need to test all animals over the age of 8 months old; for subsequent years, only need to test animals over the age of 2 years old)
(T/F) You can simply observe a tuberculin skin test to determine if an animal is a reactor, suspect, or negative.
(F, need to palpate)
(T/F) Virginia is an accredited tuberculosis free state.
(T)
For which of the following scenarios/populations/etc. do the animals involved need scrapie ear tags?
A - All sheep older than 18 months
B - All sheep under 18 months moving into slaughter channels
C - All scrapie exposed, suspect, test-positive and high risk animals
D - Milk goats whose milk is sold
E - Animals moving for grazing if not change in ownership
F - All goats moving into slaughter channels
G - All breeding sheep regardless of age
H - All sheep and goats for exhibition other than wethers
(A, C, D, G, H)