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Course: WEB 3054, Fall 2009School: Michigan State University
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3054 Topic Vaccinations: What are they ? How do we give them? 1 Vaccinations A vaccination is injection of some agent into an animal Disease resistance Stimulates an animal's own immune system into action 2 Living Viruses Stimulate antibody production Living (unmodified) viruses are actual living when administered If dangerous virus, administered with "antiserum" Living viruses confer...
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3054 Topic Vaccinations: What are they ? How do we give them?
1
Vaccinations
A vaccination is injection of some agent into an animal Disease resistance Stimulates an animal's own immune system into action
2
Living Viruses
Stimulate antibody production Living (unmodified) viruses are actual living when administered If dangerous virus, administered with "antiserum" Living viruses confer and effective and lasting immunity
3
Killed and Inactive Viruses
Administered to susceptible animal Stimulate active immunity in animal Response usually strong Repeat every 12 months
4
Modified Viruses (MLV)
Contains live viruses Changed to not cause disease, stimulate antibody Collected from unnatural host other than host animal Effective and long lasting immunity
5
Bacterin and Toxoids
Made of killed preparation Will not cause disease spread or Lower power to confer immunity Inactivated, altered toxins Long lasting protection against tetanus and enterotoxemia
6
Antisera
Includes antotoxins Blood serums containing antibodies Injected into unprotected animals Stimulating antibody formation Creates "passive" antibodies Short lived
7
Administering Agents
Read labels carefully Use medication on correct animals and side effects Be aware of brand names vs generic names Use proper amount of medication Storage instructions a...
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