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| This annual vacine contains a killed virus. The disease affects the central nervous system and results in death |
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| Acute, infectious disease caused by a toxin produced by bacteria that has entered a wound. Follow up vaccine is given 4-6 weeks after initial vaccination. |
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| Tetanus (Clostridium tetani) |
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| How is EEE, WEE, and VEE virus spread? |
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| Viral disease with three faces:respiratory, abortion, and nervous system. |
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| What are the two rhino viruses involved in rhinopneumonitis? |
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| EHV-1 protects horses from abortion and paralysis. EHV-4 protects against respiratory form that causes 46% of respiratory disease |
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| What vaccine is given to pregnant mares to prevent abortion, and when is it given? |
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| Pneumabort K-1b-5th, 7th, and 9th month |
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True or False
Influenza is a highly contaious virus that affects the lower respiratory tract |
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False
Influenza affects the upper respiratory tract |
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True or False
Rhino/flu combination vaccine contains influenza stains and rhinopneumonitis EHV-4 |
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| Abscesses of the lymph nodes in the upper neck and throat and upper respiratory problems caused by this contagious bacterial disease is seen in horse. |
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| Seasonal disease seen in summer characterized by high fever, severe diarrhea, malaise, depression, anorexia, and severe founder |
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