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Disease: Infectious Bronchitis<br />

Vaccination :<br />

route vaccination<br />

Killed vaccine 1 ml i/m 1 day old -<br />

chicks<br />

Name of vaccine Dose and Primary Revaccination<br />

route vaccination<br />

Live vaccine 1-2 drops 1 day old -<br />

Intransasal chicks<br />

Drops<br />

Disease: Infectious Bursal disease(Gumboro disease)<br />

Vaccination :<br />

Name of vaccine Dose and Primary Revaccination<br />

route vaccination<br />

Live vaccine / 0.2 ml s/c Chicks 16-20 days<br />

Inactivated 2-3 wks<br />

old<br />

0.5 ml s/c Chicks<br />

above<br />

6 wks.<br />

Collection and despatch of materials for the diagnosis of infectious diseases<br />

If meaningful results are expected from any laboratory, the correct type of samples must be collected and rightly<br />

preserved to prevent their deterioration prior to arrival at the laboratory. Generally speaking, samples to be sent to a<br />

laboratory should be placed in a water-tight glass or plastic container. The container should be well packed to prevent<br />

breakage during transit, this can be achieved by keeping them in ice placed into the container. This will keep the specimen<br />

cool for eight and 24 hours depending on the external temperature. A vital point which needs emphasis is that the field<br />

veterinary officer should procure complete history of the cases and send it to the laboratory along with materials with the<br />

following information :<br />

1. Clinical history including symptoms of the disease.<br />

2. Animals involved<br />

3. Breed, age, sex.<br />

4. Numbers of <strong>animal</strong>s attacked and total population of the susceptible <strong>animal</strong>s, if possible.<br />

5. Duration of sickness or outbreak.<br />

6. No. of <strong>animal</strong>s died.<br />

7. Nature of feed, source of water supply, management, houses, pens, etc.<br />

8 Post-mortem changes.<br />

9. Time elapsed between death and collection of material.<br />

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