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Veterinary Technician

Category - Pharmacology

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Which of the following is a reason that vaccination against Venezuelan equine encephalitis in horses is controversial?

Data have demonstrated that vaccination with EEE/WEE provides no protection against VEE
Vaccination against a foreign animal disease may confound testing in the event of an outbreak
Vaccination of horses with killed VEE vaccine should never be performed in high-risk areas
Epidemics of VEE due to vaccination develops greater virulence in avian and mammalian hosts

Explanation

Answer: B - Vaccination against a foreign animal disease may confound testing in the event of an outbreak; hence, vaccination against Venezuelan equine encephalitis in horses is controversial.

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