Vaccinations

Question 1

What is process by which a person becomes protected against disease via vaccination ?

Answer 1

immunization

Question 2

What is the act of introducing a vaccine to the body to produce specific disease protection?

Answer 2

vaccination

Question 3

This is is used to prevent infection before a first occurrence?

Answer 3

Primary prophylaxis

Question 4

This is is used to prevent recurrence after a first episode?

Answer 4

secondary prophylaxis

Question 5

This type of vaccine virus does not replicate enough to cause illness but still provokes an immune response & provides better immunity?

Answer 5

live attenuative

Question 6

What are the 5 live attenuative vaccines?

Answer 6

oral Polio; MMR; Influenza; varicella; rotavirus

Question 7

What are the inactivated vaccines?

Answer 7

injectable polio; Hep A, Hep B, IPV, Diphtheria, Pertussis, Tetanus

Question 8

This type of vaccination use carrier protein ?

Answer 8

subunit or conjugate

Question 9

What are the 3 subunit vaccinations?

Answer 9

meningococcal, pneumococcal, Hib

Question 10

DTaP is for ages ____ and TDaP is for ages ___?

Answer 10

<6y/o
>6y/o including adults

Question 11

all live attenuated vaccinations should be given at what age range?

Answer 11

12-15 months

Question 12

TDAP, Hib, PCV13 & PCV15 & RV should be given at what ages (more than one)?

Answer 12

2, 4, & 6 months

Question 13

At Birth, 1-2 months, & 6-18 months infants receive this vaccination?

Answer 13

Hep B

Question 14

Children get this vaccination annually beginning at 6 months old?

Answer 14

flu

Question 15

If patients have an egg allergy, what 2 vaccines do they need to avoid?

Answer 15

live influenza and yellow fever

Question 16

This infectious agent that can be vaccinated against can cause meningitis, bacteremia, pneumonia, and septic arthritis?

Answer 16

haemophilus influenzae type b (HiB vaccine)