Vaccination Basics

Vaccination Basics provides a basic understanding of the principles of immunity (including what immunity is) and vaccination (why vaccinations are necessary), as well as a description of the various canine and feline diseases for which vaccines are available.   The vaccination categories (core, non-core, not recommended) are in accordance with the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) and the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP).   The veterinary team members will learn: The definition of immunity; The roles that antigens, antibodies, B-cells, T-cells and plasma cells play in an immune response; Why vaccinations are important for maintaining a healthy immune system; The characteristics of various canine and feline diseases for which vaccines are available, including signs, symptoms and transmission potential; To effectively answer comment client questions about vaccinations.   The team may complete the built-in self-assessment test and send the results to Lifelearn to collect 1 hour of continuing education (CE) credits from RACE or OVC (Ontario Veterinary College) and a Certificate of Completion.   Lifelearn's practice licence allows all team members to use the program and collect CE.

Comments & References: Suitable for veterinary paraprofessionals including receptionists, veterinary assistants and veterinary technicians. Part of the Basics series. Please see record number 4994 for another product in this series. Please also see record numbers 5157, 5158, 5163 and 5773 for other products in the Veterinary Staff Training Series (Team Training) from Lifelearn.   Sponsered by Pfizer Animal Health.

Computer type: IBM

Price: US$69.00