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Veterinary Technician

Category - Pharmacology

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Which of the following equine vaccines was developed for use exclusively in breeding stallions, stud colts intended for breeding, and seronegative open mares?

Rotavirus A
EHV-1 and EHV-4
Equine viral arteritis
Botulism

Explanation

Answer: C - Equine viral arteritis was developed for use exclusively in breeding stallions, stud colts intended for breeding, and seronegative open mares. Equine viral arteritis is sexually transmitted and may be shed in semen for up to 21 days. Vaccinated mares do not develop clinical signs even though they become transiently infected and may shed virus for a short time.

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