Vaccination Schedules
Megan Branham
Created on September 26, 2024
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Transcript
- Recommended Vaccine:
- Diseases Covered by Vaccine:
- Vaccine Type:
- Administration Route:
- Vaccine Schedule:
- Detailed Reasoning for Recommendation:
Canine and Feline
5yo male neutered 18lb Terrier mix
For each patient, provide a vaccine schedule recommendation .
Directions
2yo intact female 7lb DSH
Vaccination schedules
History
History
For each vaccine recommended:
Example
The patient does not have a history of any vaccinations. Her owners state that she lives mostly indoors but has access to an outdoor patio.
The patient has a history of a completed puppy vaccination series. His owners commonly take him to parks, dog parks, and a boarding facility.
Write the name (full or abbreviations) for the recommended vaccine.
List the full name of the diseases covered by the recommended vaccine.
List the appropriate route of administration for the recommended vaccine. Ex. subcutaneous, intranasal, intramuscular, etc.
List the appropriate vaccine schedule for the recommended vaccine. Is a booster required? If so, how long between vaccines?
Write a detailed reasoning for your vaccine recommendation. Why is this vaccine important for this patient? Lifestyle, risk, etc. Include why you selected the vaccine type, route and schedule.
List the vaccination type of the recommended vaccine. Ex. Modified Live, Killed, Recombinant, etc.
Example
Recommended Vaccine: Feline Coronavirus Diseases Covered by Vaccine: Feline Coronavirus Vaccine Type: MLV, nonadjuvanted Administration Route: Intranasal Vaccine Schedule: 2 doses 3 – 4 weeks apart Detailed Reasoning for Recommendation: Even though this vaccination is not generally recommended by the AAFP, this patient is being brought into a house that also houses a breeding cattery and therefore may potentially be exposed to this virus. This vaccine must be boostered when given initially per the manufacturer’s recommendation therefore the patient will need to return in 3 – 4 weeks for a booster. The intranasal version of this vaccine is recommended as that is the entry point for the infection.