a horse infected with equine infectious anemia (eia) may develop life - threatening anemia that can be…

a horse infected with equine infectious anemia (eia) may develop life - threatening anemia that can be passed from horse to horse by biting flies. an eia - negative result for a specific blood test is required for any movement of horses from state to state. name the test?\nelisa\ncoggin\npcr\nifa\nquestion 2\n1 pts\nhow many liters of blood may be taken from a donor horse?\n2 l\n4 l\n6 l\n10 l

a horse infected with equine infectious anemia (eia) may develop life - threatening anemia that can be passed from horse to horse by biting flies. an eia - negative result for a specific blood test is required for any movement of horses from state to state. name the test?\nelisa\ncoggin\npcr\nifa\nquestion 2\n1 pts\nhow many liters of blood may be taken from a donor horse?\n2 l\n4 l\n6 l\n10 l

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. The Coggins test is the required blood - test for detecting equine infectious anemia (EIA) in horses for interstate movement.
  2. A common and safe amount of blood that can be taken from a donor horse is 2 liters. Larger volumes can be dangerous to the horse's health.

Answer:

  1. B. Coggin
  2. A. 2 L