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Vaccination for northern cattle

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Introduction

Immunity

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- Introductory survey – Vaccination for northern cattle
Vaccines

What are vaccines?
Types of vaccines
Handling & storage of vaccines

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- Test your knowledge – Vaccines
Should I vaccinate?

Should I vaccinate?
Vaccines available for northern cattle

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- Test your knowledge – Should I vaccinate?
How to vaccinate

When to vaccinate
Rules of vaccination
Vaccination technique
Vaccination in practice

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- Test your knowledge – How to vaccinate
Conclusion

Conclusion

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- Wrap up survey – Vaccination for northern cattle

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Meat & Livestock Australia December 16, 2022

Vaccination for northern cattle Handling & storage of vaccines Test your knowledge – Vaccines

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1. Question
What are vaccines?
- Vaccines are a form of pain relief
- Vaccines are proteins (antigens) that initiate a protective immune response within an animal.
- Vaccines are nanobots that initiate a protective immune response within an animal.
- None of the above
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Why do some vaccines require two (or more) doses?
- Vaccines only ever need one dose.
- The second or booster dose, produces a weaker and shorter lasting antibody response than the primary dose.
- The second or booster dose, produces a more rapid, stronger and longer lasting antibody response than the primary dose alone.
- All of the above
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3. Question
Which of the following should you do when handling and storing vaccines? (Select all that apply)
- Use insulated bags/cooler with ice packs during transport or alternatively a car fridge if available.
- Do not remove vaccines from packaging until ready to use and then avoid placing open packs of vaccines directly against ice bricks.
- Unless otherwise stated, keep vaccines refrigerated or when ready to use, keep cool in an esky with an ice brick.
- Never refrigerate your vaccines.
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