AAEP Vaccination Program

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At what age should foals/weanlings receive their first dose of the West Nile Virus vaccine?

3 to 4 months of age

How often should performance horses in high-risk areas receive a West Nile Virus vaccine booster?

Semi-annually or every 4 months

When is the second dose of the West Nile Virus vaccine administered to foals/weanlings?

1 month after the first dose

What is the recommended timing for broodmares to receive their annual West Nile Virus vaccination?

4 to 6 weeks before foaling

How often should pleasure horses in standard (not high-risk) areas receive a booster for the West Nile Virus vaccine?

Annually before expected risk

What change should be made to booster frequency after the initial vaccination series in endemic or high-risk regions?

Increase booster frequency to every 4 months

When should the third dose of the West Nile Virus vaccine be given to foals/weanlings in endemic areas?

At 6 months

For yearlings in high-risk areas, what is the recommended vaccination frequency for West Nile Virus?

Semi-annually or every 4 months

What is the general schedule for yearly West Nile Virus boosters for adult horses (not in high-risk regions)?

Annually before expected risk period

What is a key consideration for booster frequency following the initial vaccination series?

Adjust frequency based on local risk conditions

At what age should a foal from a nonvaccinated mare receive its first dose of Tetanus Toxoid?

3 to 4 months

How many initial doses of Tetanus Toxoid should be given to foals from vaccinated mares?

Three

When should the second dose of Tetanus Toxoid be administered to a foal from a nonvaccinated mare?

4 to 5 months

At what age is the first dose of Tetanus Toxoid given to foals from vaccinated mares?

6 months

What is the recommended Tetanus Toxoid vaccination schedule for yearlings, pleasure horses, and performance horses?

Annually

How often should broodmares receive Tetanus Toxoid during pregnancy?

Annually, with an additional dose 4 to 6 weeks prepartum

If a horse that hasn’t been vaccinated in the past 6 months suffers a penetrating injury, what should be done?

Administer a booster of Tetanus Toxoid

What is the age for the second dose of Tetanus Toxoid in foals from vaccinated mares?

7 months

What is the timing for the third dose of Tetanus Toxoid in foals from vaccinated mares?

8 to 9 months

Which group of horses requires an annual booster of Tetanus Toxoid without regard to breeding status?

Yearlings/Performance Horses/Pleasure Horses

At what age should foals in high-risk EEE areas receive their first dose of the encephalomyelitis vaccine?

3 to 4 months

For foals in high-risk EEE areas, how many total doses of vaccine are recommended in the primary series?

Three doses

When should foals born to nonvaccinated mares in low-risk areas or for VEE begin their vaccination series?

3 to 4 months

For a foal from a vaccinated mare in a low-risk area, when should you begin vaccinating for encephalomyelitis?

6 months

What is the recommended interval between doses in the 3-dose series for foals from vaccinated mares?

Monthly intervals

How often should yearlings, performance horses, and pleasure horses receive annual vaccination?

Once per year in spring

When should broodmares receive their annual vaccination in relation to foaling?

4 to 6 weeks prepartum

In endemic areas, how frequently should EEE and WEE vaccinations be boosted?

Every 6 months

VEE vaccine is usually only administered under what circumstance?

When there’s a threat of exposure

Which vaccines are often combined together for encephalomyelitis prevention?

VEE, EEE, and WEE

Which of the following is NOT a type of encephalomyelitis vaccine mentioned in the recommendations?

Rabies

If a foal in a low-risk area is from a vaccinated mare, how many doses will it receive in its initial series?

Three doses

True or False: In high-risk areas, the primary vaccination series for EEE starts earlier than in low-risk areas for foals from vaccinated mares.

True

If VEE vaccination is not usually required, why might it be used?

If there is a threat of exposure

Which group of horses is specifically advised to be vaccinated 4 to 6 weeks before giving birth?

Broodmares

What is the recommended interval for booster vaccinations in foals after completing the initial series of inactivated injectable influenza vaccines?

Every 3 months

At what ages should foals from nonvaccinated mares receive their first three doses of the inactivated injectable influenza vaccine?

6 months, 7 months, 8 months

For foals from vaccinated mares, when should the first dose of inactivated injectable influenza vaccine be administered?

9 months

If a foal receives the first dose of the intranasal modified live virus vaccine, what is the recommended age?

11 months

How often should performance horses (yearlings) be vaccinated against influenza?

Every 3 to 4 months, Every 6 months

What is the recommended influenza vaccination schedule for pleasure horses?

Annually with added boosters prior to likely exposure, Every 6 months

How often should broodmares receive boosters for the inactivated injectable influenza vaccine?

At least semiannual boosters

How long before parturition should a broodmare receive a booster for influenza?

4 to 6 weeks prepartum

When is an annual influenza booster recommended for broodmares in relation to breeding?

Before breeding

How many total doses comprise the primary vaccination series for foals?

At least 3 doses

Is the inactivated injectable influenza vaccine currently recommended for use in pregnant mares?

Not currently recommended unless data supports safety

Which type of influenza vaccine is specifically noted as prepartum use if necessary?

Inactivated vaccine

If the first dose of influenza vaccine is given before 11 months, when should the second dose be administered?

At or after 11 months

For a foal from a nonvaccinated mare starting vaccination at 6 months, what month will the third dose be given?

8 months

What is a safe lower age for administration of the intranasal modified live virus influenza vaccine to foals?

Less than 11 months (has been safely administered)

What interval between boosters is recommended for broodmares receiving semiannual influenza vaccinations?

Approximately every 6 months

What is a critical vaccination timepoint for broodmares to protect foals against influenza?

4 to 6 weeks prepartum

For foals from vaccinated mares, at what age should the third dose of the series be given?

11 to 12 months

Which horses should be vaccinated annually with added boosters before likely exposure?

Pleasure horses

Who should receive influenza boosters before breeding season?

Broodmares

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問題一覧

At what age should foals/weanlings receive their first dose of the West Nile Virus vaccine?

3 to 4 months of age

How often should performance horses in high-risk areas receive a West Nile Virus vaccine booster?

Semi-annually or every 4 months

When is the second dose of the West Nile Virus vaccine administered to foals/weanlings?

1 month after the first dose

What is the recommended timing for broodmares to receive their annual West Nile Virus vaccination?

4 to 6 weeks before foaling

How often should pleasure horses in standard (not high-risk) areas receive a booster for the West Nile Virus vaccine?

Annually before expected risk

What change should be made to booster frequency after the initial vaccination series in endemic or high-risk regions?

Increase booster frequency to every 4 months

When should the third dose of the West Nile Virus vaccine be given to foals/weanlings in endemic areas?

At 6 months

For yearlings in high-risk areas, what is the recommended vaccination frequency for West Nile Virus?

Semi-annually or every 4 months

What is the general schedule for yearly West Nile Virus boosters for adult horses (not in high-risk regions)?

Annually before expected risk period

What is a key consideration for booster frequency following the initial vaccination series?

Adjust frequency based on local risk conditions

At what age should a foal from a nonvaccinated mare receive its first dose of Tetanus Toxoid?

3 to 4 months

How many initial doses of Tetanus Toxoid should be given to foals from vaccinated mares?

Three

When should the second dose of Tetanus Toxoid be administered to a foal from a nonvaccinated mare?

4 to 5 months

At what age is the first dose of Tetanus Toxoid given to foals from vaccinated mares?

6 months

What is the recommended Tetanus Toxoid vaccination schedule for yearlings, pleasure horses, and performance horses?

Annually

How often should broodmares receive Tetanus Toxoid during pregnancy?

Annually, with an additional dose 4 to 6 weeks prepartum

If a horse that hasn’t been vaccinated in the past 6 months suffers a penetrating injury, what should be done?

Administer a booster of Tetanus Toxoid

What is the age for the second dose of Tetanus Toxoid in foals from vaccinated mares?

7 months

What is the timing for the third dose of Tetanus Toxoid in foals from vaccinated mares?

8 to 9 months

Which group of horses requires an annual booster of Tetanus Toxoid without regard to breeding status?

Yearlings/Performance Horses/Pleasure Horses

At what age should foals in high-risk EEE areas receive their first dose of the encephalomyelitis vaccine?

3 to 4 months

For foals in high-risk EEE areas, how many total doses of vaccine are recommended in the primary series?

Three doses

When should foals born to nonvaccinated mares in low-risk areas or for VEE begin their vaccination series?

3 to 4 months

For a foal from a vaccinated mare in a low-risk area, when should you begin vaccinating for encephalomyelitis?

6 months

What is the recommended interval between doses in the 3-dose series for foals from vaccinated mares?

Monthly intervals

How often should yearlings, performance horses, and pleasure horses receive annual vaccination?

Once per year in spring

When should broodmares receive their annual vaccination in relation to foaling?

4 to 6 weeks prepartum

In endemic areas, how frequently should EEE and WEE vaccinations be boosted?

Every 6 months

VEE vaccine is usually only administered under what circumstance?

When there’s a threat of exposure

Which vaccines are often combined together for encephalomyelitis prevention?

VEE, EEE, and WEE

Which of the following is NOT a type of encephalomyelitis vaccine mentioned in the recommendations?

Rabies

If a foal in a low-risk area is from a vaccinated mare, how many doses will it receive in its initial series?

Three doses

True or False: In high-risk areas, the primary vaccination series for EEE starts earlier than in low-risk areas for foals from vaccinated mares.

True

If VEE vaccination is not usually required, why might it be used?

If there is a threat of exposure

Which group of horses is specifically advised to be vaccinated 4 to 6 weeks before giving birth?

Broodmares

What is the recommended interval for booster vaccinations in foals after completing the initial series of inactivated injectable influenza vaccines?

Every 3 months

At what ages should foals from nonvaccinated mares receive their first three doses of the inactivated injectable influenza vaccine?

6 months, 7 months, 8 months

For foals from vaccinated mares, when should the first dose of inactivated injectable influenza vaccine be administered?

9 months

If a foal receives the first dose of the intranasal modified live virus vaccine, what is the recommended age?

11 months

How often should performance horses (yearlings) be vaccinated against influenza?

Every 3 to 4 months, Every 6 months

What is the recommended influenza vaccination schedule for pleasure horses?

Annually with added boosters prior to likely exposure, Every 6 months

How often should broodmares receive boosters for the inactivated injectable influenza vaccine?

At least semiannual boosters

How long before parturition should a broodmare receive a booster for influenza?

4 to 6 weeks prepartum

When is an annual influenza booster recommended for broodmares in relation to breeding?

Before breeding

How many total doses comprise the primary vaccination series for foals?

At least 3 doses

Is the inactivated injectable influenza vaccine currently recommended for use in pregnant mares?

Not currently recommended unless data supports safety

Which type of influenza vaccine is specifically noted as prepartum use if necessary?

Inactivated vaccine

If the first dose of influenza vaccine is given before 11 months, when should the second dose be administered?

At or after 11 months

For a foal from a nonvaccinated mare starting vaccination at 6 months, what month will the third dose be given?

8 months

What is a safe lower age for administration of the intranasal modified live virus influenza vaccine to foals?

Less than 11 months (has been safely administered)

What interval between boosters is recommended for broodmares receiving semiannual influenza vaccinations?

Approximately every 6 months

What is a critical vaccination timepoint for broodmares to protect foals against influenza?

4 to 6 weeks prepartum

For foals from vaccinated mares, at what age should the third dose of the series be given?

11 to 12 months

Which horses should be vaccinated annually with added boosters before likely exposure?

Pleasure horses

Who should receive influenza boosters before breeding season?

Broodmares