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intake protocols

scan for microchip, intake exam, deworm/preventatives, testing, and vaccination

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microchip scan

always scan before accepting animal, use universal scanner, scan slow in waving pattern, document number

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intake exam

by trained staff based on five freedoms, abnormal vs normal findings, and critical vs non-critical abnormal findings

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physical exam

must be done by a vet

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preventative medications

broad and empirical, deworm for roundworms and hookworms with antihelmintics, heartworm prevention regardless of test, and flea/tick prevention

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testing

always test for heartworms, test for FIV/FELV with target testing, always check for ringworm (usually woods lamp)

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target testing

based on animals likely to have it from hoarding cases, sickly animals, recent bite wounds, or if doing group housing

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canine core vaccine

DAPPV

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feline core vaccine

FVRCP

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vaccination frequency

start at 4-6 weeks old until 20 weeks old

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why shelters are high risk for pathogens

high pathogen load, variable personnel, crowding, stress, fomites, vulnerable population

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what are we trying to do with sanitation?

break the triangle by decreasing chance of encountering pathogen

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cleaning

manual process of removing dirt and organic matter

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disinfecting

physical or chemical methods to kill or destroy pathogens still present after cleaning

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sanitizing

cleaning and disinfecting

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sterilizing

removing all microorganisms from inanimate surfaces

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sanitation protocol

mechanical removal of debris → cleaning with detergent → disinfection with chemical

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ideal disinfectant

broad antimicrobial action, effective with organic material, can be used in variety of environments, compatible with other chemicals, non toxic and non irritating, inexpensive

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halogens

sodium hypochlorite/bleach, sodium dichloro-isocyanurate (Bru-Clean), calcium hypochlorite (wysiwash)

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sodium hypochlorite/bleach

inexpensive, effective against non-enveloped viruses and ringworm, BUT inactivated by organic matter, corrosive to metal, and irritant/caustic

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sodium dichloro-isocyanurate/Bru-clean and calcium hypochlorite/wysiwash

effective against non-enveloped virsues, inexpensive, and less corrosive/caustic than bleach BUT no detergent activity, inactivated by organic material

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quaternary ammoniums/Roccal/Parvo-sol/Kennel-sol

non-corrosive BUT non effective against non-enveloped viruses or ringworm

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peroxygens

potassium peroxymonosulfate and accelerated hydrogen peroxide

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potassium peroxymonosulfate/trifectant/virkon

effective against non-enveloped viruses, but only stable for 7 days once in solution and need PPE

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accelerated hydrogen peroxide/rescue/accel

effective against non-enveloped viruses and ringworm, effective with organic material, BUT relatively expensive

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outbreak

increase in total number or frequency of cases than would be expected at a given time or location, significant increase in severity or duration

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break enviroment-pathogen side of triangle

decrease chance of encountering pathogen with design and protocols, staff training, and sanitation

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break pathogen-host side of triangle

increase animal’s ability to fight off disease with vaccination, ID and treat, and nutrition

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break host-enviroment side of triangle

boost immunity through comfort witih primary enclosures, maintain capacity, and plan animal/people flow of traffic

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prevention in disease outbreak

to alleviate suffering and stop transmission of disease, with daily rounds, protocols/management and record keeping, and documentation

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diagnosis of disease

verification of pathogen is necessary, want testing with fast results, and test all necessary animals

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isolation of disease

separate all clinically ill animals from those are healthy or exposed and not clinical

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quarantine

separation of animals known to be exposed but not exhibiting clinical signs

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environmental decontamination with disease

cleaning and disinfecting

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introduction of new population with disease

limited vs open, vaccination and prophylactic care to new intake, do not cross lines between isolation and quarantine