Canine Vaccines / Microchips / Tattoos

Question 1

Two core vaccines

Answer 1

Distemper combo, RV

Question 2

Two most common NONcore

Answer 2

Leptospirosis and bordetella

Question 3

Typical vaccine dose

Answer 3

1 mL

Question 4

Which vaccine can be given intranasal

Answer 4

Bordatella

Question 5

Where do you give vaccine: DHPP

Answer 5

Right front limb

Question 6

Where do you give this vaccine: Rabies

Answer 6

Right hind limb

Question 7

Where does the vaccine Leptospirosis

Answer 7

Left hind limb

Question 8

What route do DHPP, Rabies, Leptospirosis go

Answer 8

SQ

Question 9

How is distemper spread

Answer 9

Airborne

Question 10

Ocular and nasal discharge are associated with what disease

Answer 10

Distemper

Question 11

Hyperkaratotic

Answer 11

Crusty footpads

Question 12

Distemper does what to the tooth enamel

Answer 12

Hypoplasia

Question 13

Canine infectious hepatitis is also known as

Answer 13

Adenovirus

Question 14

How is canine infectious hepatitis spread

Answer 14

Urine, feces, saliva

Question 15

What organ is mostly affected by canine infectious hepatitis

Answer 15

Liver

Question 16

Is tonsillitis a clinical sign of canine infectious hepatitis

Answer 16

Yes

Question 17

How is parvo spread

Answer 17

Feces

Question 18

Clinical signs of parvo

Answer 18

Lethargy,

Loss of appetite, fever, vomiting, hemorrhagic diarrhea, depression, dehydration

Question 19

Quickest way to diagnose parvo

Answer 19

SNAP Test

Question 20

Breeds more susceptible to parvo

Answer 20

Rottweilers, pit bulls, Doberman, Lhasa apso, GSD

Question 21

Parainfluenza is part of what common disease complex

Answer 21

Kennel cough complex

Question 22

How is parainfluenza spread

Answer 22

Aerosol

Question 23

Clinical signs of parainfluenza

Answer 23

Dry hacking cough, +- low grade fever

Question 24

How is rabies spread

Answer 24

Saliva

Question 25

4 stages of rabies clinical signs

Answer 25

Prodromal, furious, dumb, paralytic

Question 26

Rabies stage: aggressive, irritable, attack inanimate objects

Answer 26

Furious stage

Question 27

Rabies stage: descending paralysis, drooling, inability to swallow or chew

Answer 27

Paralytic

Question 28

How is rabies diagnosed

Answer 28

Send entire head to lab

Question 29

How long is a standard quarantine for a non-symptomatic vaccinated dog that but a human

Answer 29

10 days

Question 30

How is Leptospirosis spread

Answer 30

Urine contamination

Question 31

What two organs does Leptospirosis target

Answer 31

Liver and kidney

Question 32

Leptospirosis is a __________

Answer 32

Bacteria

Question 33

When is Leptospirosis recommended

Answer 33

Near water

Question 34

Is Leptospirosis the same no matter where you live in the US

Answer 34

No

Question 35

What is the disease complex that bordetella part of

Answer 35

Kennel cough complex

Question 36

bordetella is a ________

Answer 36

Bacteria

Question 37

How is bordetella spread

Answer 37

Aerosol

Question 38

When should you vaccinate your dog for bordatella

Answer 38

Boarding / kennels

Question 39

Does bordatella always need to be treated with antibiotics

Answer 39

Not always

Question 40

Where do you administer vaccines on limbs

Answer 40

As distal as possible in case of amputation

Question 41

Three main microchip brands

Answer 41

AVID Home again AKC Car

Question 42

Who do you register tattoos with

Answer 42

NDR

Question 43

What part of the body is not recommended for tattoos and why

Answer 43

Ears; they can be cut off