NAHMS 339 Fecal Data Collection Record

Equine 2015 Study

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Equine 2015 Study

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NAHMS Equine 2015


Fecal

Data Collection Record


National Animal Health Monitoring System


2150 Centre Ave, Bldg B

Fort Collins, CO 80526


Form Approved

OMB Number 0579-0269

EXP. DATE: XX/20XX


Animal and Plant

Health Inspection

Service


Veterinary

Services




Farm ID: (6 digits)

Kit #:

Collector’s name and phone #

Date: (mm/dd/yy)







1. How many resident equids are on this premises? _____ head


2. How many samples are being submitted to the lab? _____

# resident horses # horses to sample

Fewer than 10 All

10–19 10

20–49 15

50 or more 20


3. [Interviewer’s assessment. Do not ask this question of the owner.]

What is the overall cleanliness of the equine housing/pasture area compared to other equine operations in your area?

1 Poor 2 Average 3 Excellent


4. Sample collection

  • Place labels on whilrpak bags and write farm ID, animal name/unique ID, and sample number on each bag

  • Turn a whirlpak bag inside out over your hand (wear gloves provided)

  • Pick up a small handfull (golf ball sized) of fecal material from the ground

  • Turn the bag right side out, squeeze any extra air out of the bag and close firmly

  • Place all the labeled sample bags inside the large ziploc bag and seal the bag

  • Keep samples cool (do not freeze the samples) and ship on ice within 24 hours


Paperwork and shipping

  • Complete the information on the data collection form for each horse sampled

  • Send the original white copy to your NAHMS coordinator within 3 business days

  • Include the yellow copy on top of the styrofoam lid and ship with samples

  • Ship overnight on Mon-Wed only. No shipping Thr-Sat.

  • The lab cannot receive samples Fri-Sun.




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According to the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, an agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, a collection of information unless it displays a valid OMB control number. The valid OMB control number for this information collection is 0579-0269. The time required to complete this information collection is estimated to average 1 hour per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information.


NAHMS-339

July 2014





Reference codes for Fecal Collection




Gender codes

1 – Intact male (stallion or colt)

4 – Pregnant female

2 – Castrated male (gelding)

5 – Spayed female

3 – Non-pregnant female (mare or filly)




Primary use codes

1 – Pleasure

4 – Racing

2 – Show or competition (not betting)

5 – Farm or ranch work

3 – Breeding

6 – Other (specify in column)



Equine type


1 = horse

4= pony

2 = mule

5 = miniature horse

3 = donkey

6 = other



Breed codes

1 – Appaloosa

9 – Quarter horse

2 – Arabian

10 – Standardbred

3 – Draft breed

11 – Tennessee Walker

4 – Miniature horse

12 – Thoroughbred

5 – Morgan

13 – Warmblood breeds

6 – Mustang

14 – Other registered breed (specify on collection form)

7 – Paint

15 – Other nonregistered breed (specify on collection form)

8 – Saddlebred




Antibiotics (see separate sheet)


Route of administration of antibiotic

1 = oral

2 = injected (into muscle or joint, or IV)


Sample #

Animal name or unique ID

A. Age

(months
or years)

B. Gender

(See code sheet.)

C. Primary use

(See code sheet.)

D. Equine Type (See code sheet.)

E. Breed

(See code sheet.)

F. Fecal score

1=normal

2=soft/
cowpie-like

3=watery

4=bloody

5-other, describe

G. Body condition score

1=thin

2=normal

3=fat

H. Did this animal receive an antibiotic in the last
12 months?

(Yes/No)

[If No, SKIP
cols I,J,&K.]

I. Did this animal receive an antibiotic in the last
30 days?

(Yes/No)

[If No, SKIP
cols J&K.]

J. Which antibiotic(s) were given in the last 30 days
(enter code)

K. Route of administration of antibiotic(s) if given in the last 30 days
(enter code)

1


___ mo OR

___ yr











2


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___ yr











3


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___ yr











4


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___ yr











5


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___ yr











6


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___ yr











7


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8


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9


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10


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___ yr















Sample #

Animal name or unique ID

A. Age

(months
or years)

B. Gender

(See code sheet.)

C. Primary use

(See code sheet.)

D. Equine Type
(See code sheet.)

E. Breed

(See code sheet.)

F. Fecal score

1=normal

2=soft/
cowpie-like

3=watery

4=bloody

5-other, describe

G. Body condition score

1=thin

2=normal

3=fat

H. Did this animal receive an antibiotic in the last
12 months?

(Yes/No)

[If No, SKIP
cols I,J,&K.]

I. Did this animal receive an antibiotic in the last
30 days?

(Yes/No)

[If No, SKIP
cols J&K.]

J. Which antibiotic(s) were given in the last 30 days
(enter code)

K. Route of administration of antibiotic(s) if given in the last 30 days
(enter code)

11


___ mo OR

___ yr











12


___ mo OR

___ yr











13


___ mo OR

___ yr











14


___ mo OR

___ yr











15


___ mo OR

___ yr











16


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___ yr











17


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___ yr











18


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___ yr











19


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20


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___ yr











Code

Proprietary name

Established
name

Manufacturer

Picture

1

Amiglyde-V

Amikacin

Zoetis

2

Amoxicillin

Amoxicillin

Ranbaxy

3

Ampicillin

Ampicillin

Various manufacturers

4

Zithromax

Azithromycin

Pfizer

5

Mefoxin

Cefoxitin

Merck

6

Ceftazidime

Ceftazidime

Various manufacturers

7

Simplicef


Cefpodoxime


Zoetis

8

Excede (Ceftiofur Crystalline Free Acid)

Ceftiofur


Zoetis

9

Naxcel (Ceftiofur Sodium)

Ceftiofur

Zoetis

10

Cefazolin (Injectable and Powder)


Cefazolin


Various manufacturers

11

Ceftriaxone


Ceftriaxone


Various manufacturers

12

ToDay

Cephapirin


Boehringer Ingelheim

13

Chloromy-cetin (Human)

Chloramphenicol


Pfizer

14

Biaxin


Clarithromycin


Abbott Laboratories

15

Doxycycline Hyclate (Powder, Tablet and Suspension)


Vibramycin

Doxycycline



Various manufacturers

16

Baytril 100


Enrofloxacin


Bayer

17

Erygel

Erythromycin


Merz Pharma-ceutical

18

E-Mycin

Erythromycin

Pacific Pharma-ceutical

19

Nuflor

Florfenicol


Merck

20

Legacy

Gentamicin

AgriLabs

21

GentaMax

Gentamicin

Phoenix

22

Gentamicin Sulfate

Gentamicin

Vet One

23

Primaxin IV

Imipenem

Merck

24

Flagyl (Human form)

Metronidazole

Pfizer

25

Bio-Mycin

Oxytetracycline

Boehringer Ingelheim

26

Liquamycin LA-100

Liquamycin LA-200

Oxytetracycline

Zoetis

27

Terra-Vet

Oxytetracycline

Aspen

28

Penicillin G Potassium USP

Penicillin G Potassium

Agri Laboratories, Agripharm

29

Pen-G

Penicillin G Procaine

Phoenix

30

Pro-Pen-G

Penicillin G Procaine

Bimeda

31

PenOne Pro

Penicillin G Procaine

Vet One

32

Rifadin

Rifampin

Aventis Pharma-ceuticals

33

Rimactane

Rifampin

Novartis

34

Timentin

Ticarcillin

GlaxoSmith-Kline

35

Uniprim

Trimethoprim Sulfadiazine


Neogen

36

Tucoprim

Trimethoprim Sulfadiazine


Zoetis

37

SMZ Tablets

Trimethoprim Sulfadiazine


Various manufacturers

38

SMZ/TMP

Sulfamethoxazole Trimethoprim

Various manufacturers

39



Vanococin

Vancomycin


Baxter Healthcare, ViroPharma, Sandoz

40

Other

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