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Vaccination in sheep flocks

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INTRODUCTION

What are vaccines?

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- Introductory survey – vaccination in sheep flocks
Types of vaccines
Handling and storing vaccines

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- Test your knowledge – vaccines
Should I vaccinate?

Deciding to vaccinate
Main diseases in sheep
Common sheep vaccines
When to vaccinate?

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- Test your knowledge – sheep vaccines and diseases
Summary

Summary of vaccination for sheep flocks

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- Wrap up survey – vaccination in sheep flocks

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Test your knowledge – vaccines

Meat & Livestock Australia July 8, 2021

Vaccination in sheep flocks Handling and storing vaccines Test your knowledge – vaccines

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Question 1 of 3

1. Question
Which of the following is correct?
- Handling vaccines correctly is important because vaccines are sensitive to temperature and light.
- Freezing, overheating or prolonged exposure to sunlight will kill vaccines.
- If you are distributing vaccines between September and March, make sure the vaccines are kept on ice and use an esky when marking or weaning.
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Vaccines are proteins (antigens) that initiate a protective immune response within an animal.
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An animal is not fully immune in the period between the first and second doses of a vaccine.
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