Work - Vaccines Flashcards

1
Q

What is DHPP?

A

Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus, Para influenza

Direct contact from infected feces to mouth

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2
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When does DHPP vaccine begins? Boosters?

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6-8 weeks, booster 3-4 weeks

Last booster no sooner than 16 weeks

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3
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Dogs 16wks or older, how many vaccines of DHPP?

A

Two doses, boosters every 3-4 weeks

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4
Q

Where is DHPP administered?

A

Front right

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5
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How long does DHPP last?

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Lasts for one year unless instructed by a doctor to do every 3 years

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6
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What vaccine is California state law mandated?

A

Rabies Virus

Passed through infected saliva on a scratch or open wound

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When is the Rabies vaccine given?

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At 12 weeks

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8
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When are boosters for Rabies given?

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Booster 1 year after first is given then every 3 years after

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Where is Rabies administered?

A

Right rear

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10
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What is Bordetella?

A

Kennel cough; Bordetella Bronchiseptica

Airborne virus

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Where is Bordetella administered?

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Orally. Unless P is being difficult then injection is needed

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12
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When is Bordetella given?

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8 weeks, vaccine is annual unless noted by veterinarian or boarding facility

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13
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When is Bordetella injection given?

A

12wks, booster 3-4 weeks

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14
Q

Where is leptospirosis given?

A

Front right

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15
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When does Leptospirosis start?

A

Begins at 12 weeks, booster 3-4 weeks

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16
Q

Canine Flu Vaccine

A

NOT RECOMMENDED

Effectiveness unknown, rare in NorCal

17
Q

Lyme Vaccine

A

NOT RECOMMENDED

Rare in NorCal, high vaccine reaction

18
Q

Rattlesnake Vaccine

A

NOT RECOMMENDED

Effectiveness unknown, snake bites still may be fatal

19
Q

Coronavirus

A

NOT RECOMMENDED

Only affect young puppies, effectiveness questioned

20
Q

When is the Leptospirosis vaccine recommended?

A

Pets who like in rural areas, frequently exposed to still water, wildlife, camping, or hiking

21
Q

What is FVRCP?

A

Feline herpes virus, Feline calicivirus, Feline panleukopenia Virus
(Similar to DHPP)

22
Q

When is FVRCP given?

A

Begins 6-8 weeks, boosters 3-4 weeks

Last booster no sooner than 16 weeks

23
Q

Where is FVRCP administered?

A

Front fight

24
Q

What is FELV?

A

Feline Leukemia

25
Q

What cat receive the FELV vaccine?

A

Booster given to ALL cats with no previous history, booster 3-4 weeks

26
Q

Which cats are recommended to get annual vaccines for FELV?

A

Cats that come in contact with cats that are outdoor or go outside

27
Q

What test is recommended to do before FELV vaccine?

A

Felv / FIV or combo test

28
Q

Where is the FELV vaccine administered?

A

Rear left

29
Q

FIV Vaccine

A

NOT RECOMMENDED

Does not prevent infection, causes false reading on combo tests

30
Q

Chlamydia Vaccine

A

NOT RECOMMENDED

Eye infection that is easily treated, there are adverse reactions to vaccine

31
Q

Feline Bordetella

A

NOT RECOMMENDED

Only a problem in kittens

32
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FIP

A

NOT RECOMMENDED

Effectiveness unknown