Vaccine Flashcards

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Name the Disease & Vaccine Type:
MMR

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Measles mumps rubella
Live attenuated

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Name the Disease & Vaccine Type: DTap/TDaP

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Diptheria: toxoid
Teatnus: toxoid
Pertussus: toxoid & bacterial components

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Name the Disease & Vaccine Type:
IPV

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Poliomyelitis: inactevated

Front 4

Name the Disease & Vaccine Type:
Hepatiits

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Hep A: Inactivated
Hep B: recombinant surface antigen

Front 5

Name the Disease & Vaccine Type:
Hib

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Bacterial meningitis: polysaccharid & carrier
(activates Th->IgM-IgG & Memory B)

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Name the Disease & Vaccine Type:
PVC

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(Pneumcoccal)
Pneumonia, meningitis, ear infections: polysaccharid & carrier
(activates Th->IgM-IgG & Memory B)

Front 7

Name the Disease & Vaccine Type:
RV

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Rotavirus-Severe diarrhea:
attemnuated Oral

Front 8

Name the Disease & Vaccine Type:
HPV

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Human Papaloma Virus (cervical cancer)
Recominant capsid protein

Front 9

Name the Disease & Vaccine Type:
MCV 4

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Bacterial menigitis: polysaccharide & carrier

Front 10

When is the first dose given and the # of boosters?

MMR

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1 year
1 booster at 4-6 years

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When is the first dose given and the # of boosters?
DTap/TDap

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2 months
4 boosters + TDap at 11-12 years and every 10 years thereafter

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When is the first dose given and the # of boosters?
IPV

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2 Months
3 boosters

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When is the first dose given and the # of boosters?
Viravax

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(Chicken Pox-Chldren)
1 Year, 1 booster

Front 14

When is the first dose given and the # of boosters?
Hepatitis A

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1 year, 1 booster

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When is the first dose given and the # of boosters?
Hep B

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At birth, 2 boosters

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When is the first dose given and the # of boosters?
Influenza

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Yearly starting at 6 months

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When is the first dose given and the # of boosters?
HiB

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Haemophilus influenza type B
2 months, 3 boosters

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When is the first dose given and the # of boosters?
PCV

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2months, 3 boosters

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When is the first dose given and the # of boosters?
Rotavirus

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2 months, 2 boosters

Front 20

When is the first dose given and the # of boosters?
HPV

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11-12 year old females, 2 boosters

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When is the first dose given and the # of boosters? MCV 4

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(bacterial meningitis)
11-12 years, no booster

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What is the recommendation for adult TDap?

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give one time TDap, then Td every 10 years
(TDap is mainly for adults and for boosting)

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What is the recommendation for PPSV (Pneumoccocal) vaccine?

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1 dose over 65 y/o

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What is the recommendation for Zostavax?

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Shingles vaccine 1 dose for those over 60

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What is the difference between TDap and DTap?

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(TDap is mainly for adults and for boosting: less diptheria and pertussis)
"a" stands for acellular (toxoid and other components

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What are the guidelines for the HPV vaccine?

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Three does if under 26 y/o and have not been vaccinated

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What is the adult recommendation for MMR?

Back 27

booster between 19-49 y/o

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What is the recommendation for Varicella in adults?

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2 doses if no evidence of immunity

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What are the capsular polysaccharides?

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 H. influenzae type b (Hib)
 N. meningitidis (MCV - meningococcal conjugate vaccine)
 S. pneumoniae (PCV – pneumococcal conjugate vaccine;
PPSV – pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine)

Front 30

What vaccines are toxoids?

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 Diphtheria
 Tetanus
 Pertussis (also includes other bacterial components)

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What are toxoids?

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inactivated toxins
Alterd so that the protein so that
it loses pathogenicity but retains immunogenicity

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What are Capsular Polysaccharides? Why/how are they used?

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Polysaccgaride alone isn't efficient is evoking a B response. antibody responses
and memory can be generated by coupling polysaccharides to protein carriers (conjugate vaccines)

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What are Recombinant Microbial Antigens?

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recombinant DNA vaccines used to synthesize immunogenic microbial antigens

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What are the What are Recombinant Microbial Vaccines?

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hepatitis B & HPV

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What are the components of the acellular Pertussis vaccine?

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Inactivated bacterial components

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What are the components of the Neissera meningitides vaccine, MCV4?

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Polysaccharide + carrier = MCV4

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What are the components of the Neissera meningitides vaccine, MPSV4?

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Polysaccharide only =

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What are the components of the Haemophilus influenza type B (Hib) vaccine?

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Polysaccharide + carrier

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What are the components of the Streptococcus pneumoniae PCV vaccine?

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Capsular polysaccharides of 7 or 13 serotypes + carrier = PCV

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What are the components of the Streptococcus pneumoniae PPSV vaccine?

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Capsular polysaccharides of 23
serotypes = PPSV