Week 3- Vaccines Flashcards

Question

Live (attenuated) or inactivated: rabies

Answer 1

inactivated

Answer 2

inactivated

Answer 3

treat against flu A and B (2 strains)

Answer 4

intranasal

Answer 5

c/i: asthma, reactive airway, pulm disorders, diabetes, renal dys, immunocompromised, younger than 2, GBS, pregnant, egg allergy

Answer 6

flu- duration of immunity 6 mon-1 year

Answer 7

egg products, active neuro condition, GBS, acute febrile illness

Answer 8

live vaccine, childhood series, 2 doses, 1 month apart SQ

Answer 9

shouldnt receive if patient is sick, caution with immunocompromised, pregnant patients, people recently received blood products

Answer 10

leading cause of gastroenteritis worldwine- active immunity against 5 strains

Answer 11

Adverse drug reactions: intussusception, GI symptoms C/I: actively ill (febrile), infants, immunocompromised

Answer 12

live vaccine, 2 dose regimen (pre and post exposure use)

Answer 13

c/i: neomycin, gelatin hypersensitivity, high dose steriods, pregnant women risks: immunocompromised, currently sick

Answer 14

prevention of these diseases (preemptively), 4 doses (lasts 10 years)

Answer 15

precautions: previous very high temp or shock like state to previous doses, can be given to immunocompromised patient c/i: anaphlyactic rxn to previous doses c/ encephalopathy, GBS, Arthus rxn, progressive neuro disorder

Answer 16

3 doses, first one given at birth (IM), may need revaccinaqtion if serum levels low

Answer 17

c/i: hypersensitivity to yeast, moderate/severe illness precaution: immunosuppressive pts may require larger dose

Answer 18

protections against high risk HPVs- develop cervical cancer, given for people aged 9-26 yrs old, 2 doses

Answer 19

contraindications: severe ax reaction to meds, not for pregnant people precautions: syncopal event

Answer 20

prevention of 7 most common strains-- complex dosing, 2 different kinds, should be given before splenectomy, organ transplant, immunosuppressive therapy or chemo

Answer 21

precautions: h/o ITP c/i: anaphylaxis, moderate/severe illness

Answer 22

protects against 3 strains after about 10 days, routine vax for young adolescents, revax for travel and high risk people (college students, military, etc)

Answer 23

c/i: previous anaphylactic reaction to vaccine or any diphtheria/tentanus vaccine precautions: defer d/t mild/moderate illness

Answer 24

two types: live and inactivated

Answer 25

prevention of polio, two doses, great for immunosuppressed patients, childhood/baby series

Answer 26

c/i: hypersensitivity reaction or neomycin, streptomycin or polymyxin B hypersensitivity

Answer 27

not in US, but in other countries (live vaccine)

Answer 28

prevention of herpes zoster, can cause neuralgia-- routine for all adults 50 and older, but immunosuppressed can receive it younger (18 and up)

Answer 29

c/i: severe allergic reaction to vaccine or previous dose, should not have acute episode currently

Answer 30

used for pre-exposure or post-exposure, pre-exposure for high risk groups (vets, animal handlers, etc)

Week 3- Vaccines Flashcards

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