Примери за използване на Emergency vaccination на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Approval of the emergency vaccination plan.
There are different approaches to planned and emergency vaccination.
Approval of the emergency vaccination plans.
Details shall be provided of the quantity of vaccine against the disease in question estimated to be required in the event of recourse to emergency vaccination;
Provisions on emergency vaccination, where appropriate;
Suitable for both scheduled and emergency vaccination.
With such a verdict, emergency vaccination is carried out through the introduction of immunoglobulin.
The Commission shall publish the emergency vaccination plan.
Unconditional reason for emergency vaccination is the threat of infection with rabies, because this disease is fatal.
Conditions for implementing the emergency vaccination plan.
Where relevant, give a precise indication of the vaccine requirements andvaccination conditions considered necessary in the event of emergency vaccination.
Detailed plans must be available for emergency vaccination, where appropriate;
With an emergency vaccination scheme, which is used when the standard was missed, the fastest(21 days later) is immunity to tick-borne encephalitis when vaccinated with Encepur.
Concurrent active andpassive immunisation(emergency vaccination).
Portugal shall ensure that the emergency vaccination plan is implemented efficiently.
First of all, it is connected with the same observance of the rules of personal hygiene,as well as with the emergency vaccination against hepatitis.
Concerning emergency vaccination against low pathogenic avian influenza in mallard ducks in Portugal and certain measures restricting the movements of such poultry and their products.
The Congolese government and the WHO launched an emergency vaccination program last September.
Commission Decision of 19 March 2008 concerning emergency vaccination against low pathogenic avian influenza in mallard ducks in Portugal and certain measures restricting the movements of such poultry and their products(notified under document number C(2008) 1077).
The Congolese government and the WHO launched an emergency vaccination programme last September.
Commission Decision of 24 July 2008 approving the emergency vaccination plans against bluetongue of certain Member States and fixing the level of the Community's financial contribution for 2007 and 2008(notified under document number C(2008) 3757).
Information concerning the quantity of vaccines against bluetongue deemed necessary in case emergency vaccination needs to be reintroduced;
Outbreaks should be controlled as speedily as possible,if necessary by emergency vaccination, in order to limit the adverse effects on the production of, and trade in, live aquaculture animals and products thereof.
More or less resistant immunity is formed after a minimum of 21-28 days with an emergency vaccination scheme, and after 45- under the standard scheme.
Due to the small number of mallard ducks present on the holding where emergency vaccination is to be carried out, as well as for reasons of traceability and logistics, vaccinated birds should not be moved from that holding.
The trucks also carried vaccines for approximately 10,000 children under the age of 5,as part of an emergency vaccination campaign against measles, polio and other diseases.
This Decision lays down certain measures to be applied in Portugal where emergency vaccination of mallard ducks(Anas platyrhynchos) intended for re-stocking supplies of game(mallard ducks) is carried out in a holding, which is at particular risk for introduction of avian influenza.
The results of the surveillance andmonitoring measures set out in the emergency vaccination plan, including laboratory tests, are favourable; and.
Amending Decision 2008/655/EC as regards the approval of the emergency vaccination plans against bluetongue of certain Member States and fixing the level of the Community's financial contribution for 2007 and 2008.
(5) Commission Decision 2005/224/EC of 14 March 2005 amending Decision 2003/136/EC as regards the termination of the plan for the emergency vaccination of feral pigs against classical swine fever in Luxembourg[5] is to be incorporated into the Agreement.