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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open VS Form 10-11 in the editor.
  2. Leave the ACCESSION NUMBER blank; this will be assigned by the testing laboratory.
  3. Enter the DATE BLOOD DRAWN, which is when the blood sample was taken from the horse.
  4. Select the REASON FOR TESTING by marking the appropriate box, such as 'FIRST TEST' for annual status checks.
  5. If applicable, input GIS coordinates (longitude and latitude) of the horse's location; otherwise, leave it blank.
  6. Provide your VETERINARY LICENSE OR ACCREDITATION NUMBER for identification purposes.
  7. Mark the TEST TYPE based on what is required; options include AGID or ELISA tests.
  8. Fill in NAME AND ADDRESS OF STABLE/MARKET with complete contact details to avoid processing issues.
  9. Complete NAME AND ADDRESS OF OWNER with all necessary information including phone number and county.
  10. Input NAME AND ADDRESS OF VETERINARIAN similarly, ensuring all fields are filled accurately.
  11. Sign where indicated as SIGNATURE OF FEDERALLY ACCREDITED VETERINARIAN and type or print your name below.
  12. Date your signature appropriately in SIGNATURE DATE, ensuring it matches or follows the blood draw date.
  13. Have the OWNER or OWNER’S AGENT sign and provide their name and date as well.
  14. Complete any additional fields like TUBE NUMBER, OFFICIAL TAG NUMBER, and other identifying details about the horse.

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Because of this, horses that test positive for Equine Infectious Anemia must be either euthanized or branded and strictly quarantined at least 200 yards away from other horses for the rest of their life. They may also be sent to a research facility if neither of the previous options sound suitable.
Equine infectious anaemia (EIA) is a persistent viral infection of equids. The causative agent, EIA virus (EIAV) is a lentivirus in the family Retroviridae, subfamily Orthoretrovirinae. EIA occurs world-wide. The infection, formerly known as swamp fever, is limited to equids.
While most infected horses show no outward symptoms, they remain contagious for life and endanger the health of other horses. Due to this fact, horses testing positive must be euthanized or under strict lifelong quarantine.
Horses that test positive for EIA must be quarantined at least 200 yards from other equines for the rest of their lives to minimize chances of outbreaks, or they may be humanely euthanized.
Based on this, horse flies, deer flies, and to a lesser extent, stable flies, are the most efficient vectors of the virus.

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Differential diagnoses include equine viral arteritis (Chapter 3.5. 10), Anaplasma phagocytophilum, and other causes of oedema, fever, anaemia, or thrombocytopaenia/ecchymoses. EIA virus (EIAV) is in the genus Lentivirus in the family Retroviridae, subfamily Orthoretrovirinae.

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