Table 1.
Clinical scoring system used to monitor for clinical evidence of upper respiratory disease
| Clinical Sign | |
|---|---|
| Conjunctivitis | 0 = None |
| 1 = Mild conjunctival hyperemia | |
| 2 = Moderate to severe conjunctival hyperemia | |
| 3 = Moderate to severe conjunctival hyperemia and chemosis | |
| Blepharospasm | 0 = None |
| 1 = Eye <25% closed | |
| 2 = Eye 25–50% closed | |
| 3 = Eye 50–75% closed | |
| 4 = Eye completely closed | |
| Ocular discharge | 0 = None |
| 1 = Minor serous discharge | |
| 2 = Moderate mucoid discharge | |
| 3 = Marked mucopurulent discharge | |
| Sneezing | 0 = None |
| 1 = Observed | |
| Nasal discharge | 0 = None |
| 1 = Minor serous discharge | |
| 2 = Moderate mucoid discharge | |
| 3 = Marked mucopurulent discharge | |
| Nasal congestion | 0 = None |
| 1 = Minor congestion (barely audible) | |
| 2 = Moderate congestion (easily audible) | |
| 3 = Marked congestion with open mouth breathing | |
| Body temperature (aural) | 0 = ≤95°F |
| 1 = >95°F | |
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