Vaccination Guidelines

Question 1

What are the 4 core vaccines of the canine?

Answer 1

1. Canine adenovirus, type 2
2. Canine distemper virus
3. Canine parvovirus, type 2
4. Rabies

Question 2

How would you administer the killed bordetella vaccine?

Answer 2

SQ

Question 3

How would you administer the modified live bordetella vaccine?

Answer 3

Intranasal or orally

Question 4

What 4 serovars are covered by the leptospira vaccine?

Answer 4

1. Canicola
2. Icterohemorrhagiae
3. Grippotyphosa
4. Pomona

Question 5

What are the 5 core vaccines of the feline?

Answer 5

1. Feline panleukopenia virus
2. Feline herpesvirus-1
3. Feline calicivirus
4. Feline leukemia virus
5. Rabies (not core in AAFP, but state and local regulations apply)

Question 6

What makes up the FVRCP vaccine?

Answer 6

1. Feline herpes virus
2. Feline calicivirus
3. Feline panleukopenia virus

Question 7

FeLV can be started as young as ___ weeks of age.

Answer 7

8 weeks of age

Question 8

FeLV should be given in 2 doses ___-___ weeks apart.

Answer 8

3-4 weeks apart

Question 9

When would you use the Clamydophilia felis vaccine?

Answer 9

In multiple cat environments where clinical disease has been confirmed

Question 10

There is only one bordetella product available for the cat. How is this vaccine administered?

Answer 10

Intranasally

Question 11

When would you use the bordetella vaccine in the cat?

Answer 11

In multiple cat environment with confirmed clinical disease OR homes with dogs confirmed with B. bronchiseptica infections

Question 12

Feline infectious peritonitis is an immune-mediated disease triggered by what virus?

Answer 12

Feline coronavirus