Unit 3 Flashcards
5 Video: T or F:
Lesions make meat taste tender and are pleasing to the consumer.
False
For smaller doses of an injection, you should use a _____ syringe to be more accurate.
Smaller
Thinner
Larger
Smaller
5 Video: A ______ filled lesion is a sign of infection and must be trimmed.
Fluid
Muscle
Fat
Fluid
6 Article: The newer chutes with _______ ________ are helptful and reduce the risk of having your hand or arm injured or needles bent.
Head Clamps
Leg Extenders
Leg Clamps
Neck Extenders
Neck Extenders
T or F?
The speed at which a disease attacks an animal can be termed acute or chronic.
True
T or F?
Subcautaneous (Sub-Q) injections are most commonly used for antibiotics, vaccines, and wormers.
False
Intravenous injections are _______.
easy to administer in large muscles of neck or thigh.
injected directly into a blood vessel.
made between the skin layers.
done with a very fine gauge needle.
injected directly into a blood vessel.
T or F?
Active immunity is acquired by transferring of anitbodies from an immunized animal to an non-immunized one.
False
What organ filters blood and detoxifies poisons?
Liver
Head
Lungs
Heart
Liver
______ rids the body of disease organisms which may have been swallowed.
Sneezing
Coughing
Urination
Skin
Coughing
_______ are inactivated, altered toxins, used to stimulate immunity.
Biologicals
Toxoids
Bacterin
Serums
Toxoids
The secondary line of defense includes the _____ which are produced by the body to fight infection.
urinary system
pathogens
digestive system
antibodies
antibodies
T or F?
By becoming attached to antigens on infectious organisms antibodies can render them harmless or cause them to be destroyed.
True
T or F?
Intradermal injections are made between the skin layers.
True
________ is acquired through direct contact with the specific disease causing organism that causes the body to develop antibodies to combat invasion.
Passive Immunity
Active Immunity
Active Immunity
A ______ is made of the killed preparation of the disease-causing bacteria.
bacterin
toxoid
vaccination
serum
bacterin
spread by coughing and sneezing of crowded animals together
airborne
Helps clean the ureter by cleaning pathogens out
urination
The type of immunity that refers to the protection an animal has when its born
natural
Any of various proteins produced in the blood in response to the presence of an antigen (pathogen)
immunoglobins
A suspension of killed or attenuated bacteria for use as a vaccine
bacterien
Helps the animal’s body fight the virus until the animal makes its own anitbodies
antiserum
Relatively sudden appearance of symptoms (within 24hrs)
acute
a short, microscopic hair like vibrating structure to protect the cell
cilia
Materials used for vaccination
biologicals
That which develops more slowly, lingers, and will frequently reappear
chronic
To pull back on the syringe plunger during an IM injection to check for blood to make sure the needle isn’t in a blood vessel
aspirate
The type of immunity acquired by transferring antibodies from an immunized animal to an unimmunized one
passive
The body system that filters pathogens and undesirables out of the body’s lymphatic system
lymphatic
Inactivated altered toxins used to stimulate immunity
toxoids
