if an animal is exposed to the tetanus toxin, which of the following immediate parenteral treatments would…

if an animal is exposed to the tetanus toxin, which of the following immediate parenteral treatments would be most likely to help them from developing clinical tetanus?\ntetanus toxoid\ntetanus antitoxin\npenicillin\ntetanus toxin\nquestion 40\n1 pts\n__________ (the causative agent of rhinopneumonitis) is a contagious virus that produces respiratory disease, abortion, and neonatal and neurologic disease in horses.\naspergillus spp.\nstreptococcus equi\nequine herpesvirus\npleuropneumonia

if an animal is exposed to the tetanus toxin, which of the following immediate parenteral treatments would be most likely to help them from developing clinical tetanus?\ntetanus toxoid\ntetanus antitoxin\npenicillin\ntetanus toxin\nquestion 40\n1 pts\n__________ (the causative agent of rhinopneumonitis) is a contagious virus that produces respiratory disease, abortion, and neonatal and neurologic disease in horses.\naspergillus spp.\nstreptococcus equi\nequine herpesvirus\npleuropneumonia

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Brief Explanations:

For the first question, tetanus antitoxin binds to and neutralizes the tetanus toxin, preventing it from causing clinical tetanus. Tetanus toxoid is for vaccination to stimulate immunity over time, penicillin is an antibiotic not for neutralizing toxin directly, and tetanus toxin is the harmful agent itself. For the second question, equine herpesvirus is the causative agent of rhinopneumonitis in horses causing respiratory, abortion - related and other diseases. Aspergillus spp. is a fungus, Streptococcus equi is a bacterium, and pleuropneumonia is a disease not the causative agent here.

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Question 39: B. Tetanus antitoxin Question 40: C. Equine herpesvirus