Vaccination for Smaller Pig Populations - Part 1
Please select one or more answers from the list for each question.
1
What is the purpose of a specific vaccine?
To treat specific disease.
To prevent a group of disease signs.
To prevent specific infectious disease.
To stimulate disease.
2
Which of the following is NOT true of vaccine?
It contains disease-causing organisms in an altered form.
It takes time to work.
It can protect a litter when given to the dam prior to farrowing.
Vaccines are un-necessary in small populations.
3
Which of the following diseases should always be viewed as requiring protection by vaccination of pigs in a smaller population?
PCVAD.
E. coli.
PRRS.
Salmonella Typhimurium.
4
Which of the following diseases, for which sows may be vaccinated, does NOT cause reproductive failure?
PRRS.
Parvovirus.
E. coli.
Erysipelas.
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