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Rabies in Small animals, Vectors -> Veterinary Clinics of N..., Sources…

- - - - Virus in the muscle tissue from bite or through protein pump another way
        
        Virus passes across synaptic cleft into the synapse of a neuron
        
        Virus is transported along the axon
        
        Virus enters the soma of the neuron and begins to replicate
        
        Virus crosses synaptic cleft to synapse of another neuron
        
        Virus repeats trans-synaptic spread
        
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  - - - Dumb / Paralytic
        
        Appear tame and seem to have no fear of humans
      - Furious
        
        Agitated, bite or snap at imaginary and real objects and drool excessively
    - - Appearing drunk or excessively wobbly, circling, seeming partially paralyzed, acting disorientated or mutilating itself
        
        Less helpful because they do not specify Rabies
      - Nocturnal animal active during the day
- - - - Dogs
      - Cats
      - Rabbits
        
        Parks, Dog Parks, other outdoor mingling areas
      - Ferrets
      - Strays
    - - Skunk
        
        Reservoir Organisms
      - Raccoon
      - Arctic, Red, and Gray Foxes
      - Bats
- - - - derived from horses or humans that have been immunized with attenuated rabies virus providing the patient with already prepared antibodies against the rabies antigen
      - Only effective if received within 24 hours