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Feline: Kitten: How old? Wellness exams Feline tests |
0-6 month. first exam at 6-8 weeks. everything 3-4 weeks until 16 weeks. test for FIV and FeLV |
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Feline: Junior |
7 months-2 years |
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Feline: Adults |
Also: Prime 3-6 years |
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Feline: Mature |
7-10 years |
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Feline: Senior |
11-14 years 5-6 month recommended. t4 levels (thyroid – hyper: cat. Hypo: dog) |
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Feline: Geriatric |
14+ 5-6 month recommended. t4 levels (thyroid – hyper: cat. Hypo: dog) |
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ACTIVE IMMUNITY: 2 TYPES |
1) exposure to antigens (vaccine, environment)
2) Immunologic memory **vacs 3-4 weeks until 16 weeks |
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PASSIVE: 3 TYPES |
maternal antibodies (in utero) colostrum (24 hr) IV of antibody plasma |
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VACCINE TYPE: Noninfectious |
whole dead pathogens, can't CAUSE disease, may need booster. EX RABIES |
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VACCINE TYPE: Infectious |
pathogens altered to stimulate immunity but not cause diease. more natural and efficient. some can cause disease 1) modified live, 2) attenuated 3) recombinant *distemper **usually last longer |
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CANINE CORE VACCS |
DA2PP & RABIES 1) Distemper 2) Adenovirus Type 2 3) Parvovirus 4) **parainfluzena - noncore but in DA2PP 5) Rabies |
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CANINE NONCORE (4) |
Leptospirosis borrelia bungdorferi (lyme) bordetella canine influenza |
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FELINE CORE |
FVRCP & RABIES 1) feline viral rhinotracheitis (FVR): herpes virus 2) calicivirus 3) feline panleukopenia (FPV) 4) rabies |
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FELINE NONCORE |
FeLV - feline leukemia virus coronavirus (no giardia or FIV) |
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5 freedoms: |
From Hunger and Thirst
From Discomfort From Pain, Injury, or DiseaseTo Express Normal Behavior From Fear and Distress |
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disease process |
etiology - pathogenesis - lesions - clinical signs |
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Hypertension |
> 180 mm hg in calm suspect in 160-179 |
