question 27\nwhich of the following statements about equine rabies is not true?\nhorses should be vaccinated…

question 27\nwhich of the following statements about equine rabies is not true?\nhorses should be vaccinated against rabies on an annual basis.\nvaccinated horses that have been exposed to a rabid animal should be revaccinated promptly and observed for 90 days.\nunvaccinated horses with known rabies exposure should be observed for 6 months and should not be vaccinated.\nunvaccinated horses with known rabies exposure should be observed for 6 months and should be vaccinated promptly.\n\nquestion 28\nrain scald or rain rot is a common bacterial infection caused by ____________ that produces crusting lesions. the crusts can be pulled out with a tuft of hair, and the remaining lesion is a glistening yellow crater.\nmicrosporum spp.\ndermatophytosis\ndermatophilus congolensis\ntrichophyton spp.

question 27\nwhich of the following statements about equine rabies is not true?\nhorses should be vaccinated against rabies on an annual basis.\nvaccinated horses that have been exposed to a rabid animal should be revaccinated promptly and observed for 90 days.\nunvaccinated horses with known rabies exposure should be observed for 6 months and should not be vaccinated.\nunvaccinated horses with known rabies exposure should be observed for 6 months and should be vaccinated promptly.\n\nquestion 28\nrain scald or rain rot is a common bacterial infection caused by ____________ that produces crusting lesions. the crusts can be pulled out with a tuft of hair, and the remaining lesion is a glistening yellow crater.\nmicrosporum spp.\ndermatophytosis\ndermatophilus congolensis\ntrichophyton spp.

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Brief Explanations:

  • For Question 27: Unvaccinated horses with known rabies exposure should be vaccinated promptly and observed, so the statement "Unvaccinated horses with known rabies exposure should be observed for 6 months and should not be vaccinated" is false.
  • For Question 28: Rain scald or rain rot is a common bacterial infection caused by Dermatophilus congolensis. The other options are related to fungal - based skin conditions.

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Question 27: C. Unvaccinated horses with known rabies exposure should be observed for 6 months and should not be vaccinated. Question 28: C. Dermatophilus congolensis