Vaccination Terms A.Immunity: Resistance to developing a disease. B. Active Immunity: Obtained naturally when a person or animal is exposed to antigens.

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Vaccination Terms A.Immunity: Resistance to developing a disease. B. Active Immunity: Obtained naturally when a person or animal is exposed to antigens

Terms, cont’d C. Passive Immunity: Transferred from mother to baby or by injecting antibodies from an animal that is already immune. D. Vaccine: A substance consisting of weakened, dead or incomplete portions of pathogens or antigens that, when injected into the body, cause an immune response.

Vaccination Terms E.Modified Live Vaccine: Vaccines that are alive but have lost their disease- causing ability F. Killed Vaccine: Vaccines that don’t contain live pathogens, but still achieve an immune response

Terms, Cont’d G. Vaccinations: An injection that makes animals and humans artificially actively immune to certain diseases. H. Pathogens: Disease-causing agents

Vaccination Schedule: Sheep *No one schedule is recommended for every producer. 1. Give lambs a vaccine for Clostridium perfringens type C & D, C. tetani (prevents overeating), repeat in 3-4 weeks 2.If soremouth (ecthyma) is a problem, give vaccination at 1-2 months of age 3.Give adults a vaccination of C, D, & T four to six weeks before lambing. 4.Give adults other vaccinations if there are diagnosed problems in the herd.

Vaccination Schedule: Beef Cattle, Part A *No one schedule is recommended for every producer. At birth to one week of age: Scours prevention product, IBR and PI-3 At branding (2-3 months old): A 4-way (BVD, IBR, BRSV, PI-3) killed vaccine An 8-way vaccine for Clostridial organisms Pinkeye vaccine Pasteurella vaccine At 2-3 weeks pre-weaning: Repeat the 4-way (BVD, IBR, BRSV, PI-3) killed vaccine An 8-way Clostridial booster Pasteurella vaccine in problem herds At weaning: A 4-way (BVD, IBR, BRSV, PI-3) modified live vaccine If not given at pre-weaning, an 8-way Clostridial booster Bang’s vaccine for heifers (consult with a local veterinarian)

Vaccination Schedule: Beef Cattle, part B At preg-check: A 4-way (BVD, IBR, BRSV, PI-3) killed vaccine + vibrio/lepto Injectable scours prevention product An 8-way Clostridial vaccine Three weeks prior to calving: Booster for injectable scours product if required All adult cows and bulls at branding time should receive the following: An 8-way Clostridial booster Pinkeye vaccine Pasteurella vaccine in problem herds A 4-way killed + vibrio/lepto vaccine (same vaccine used at preg-check)

Vaccination Schedule: Swine 1.Piglets at 7 days: vaccinate for rhinitis, repeat at 4 weeks and 12 weeks. 2.Sows and gilts: vaccinate for leptospirosis, parvovirus, rhinitis, and erysipelas. 1.Leptospirosis: bacterial disease similar to flu. 2.Parvovirus: causes reproductive problems in females. 3.Rhinitis: Inflammation of respiratory tract, “crooked nose” 4.Erysipelas: bacteria that causes abortion

Vaccination Assessment Assignment Correct length of paper5 pts. Identification of disease5 pts. Methods of transmission of disease5 pts. Species affected5 pts. Description of disease, affect on body10 pts. Vaccination procedures10 pts.