How fast can a vaccine be made? Dan Kwartler Quiz

How fast can a vaccine be made?

• Cultivation

• Clinical testing

• Exploratory

• Manufacturing

What is the length of the traditional process for creating a vaccine?

• 5-10 years

• 10-15 years

• 15-20 years

• 20-25 years

Which of the following is part of the faster acting inactivated vaccines?

• Applying Acid

• Reduced temperature

• Inoculation

• Widespread Immunity

During which Phase of the clinical trial are the vaccines side effects and negative reactions determined?

• I

• II

• III

• IV

How fast was the H1N1 vaccine produced?

• 6 months

• 1 year

• 5 years

• 10 years

How does swapping generic material from different viruses help in designing a vaccine?

• Safe vaccines for manufacturing every vaccine has a unique blend of biological and chemical components

• This gives our body the information it needs to create antibodies capable of fighting a real infection.

• DNA and mRNA based vaccines could dramatically expedite all three stages of vaccine production.

• Traditional attenuated vaccines create long-lasting resilience but they rely on weakened viral strains that must be cultivated on non human tissue over long periods of time.

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How long did it take for them to create the COVID 19 Vaccine?

• 7 months

• 6 months

• 24 days

• 42 days

How do we handle the moral dilemma when testing vaccines in their clinical trials for safety and effectiveness?

• clinical testing where vaccines are evaluated for safety, efficacy and side effects across a variety of populations.

• clinical testing where vaccines are evaluated for safety and some side effects across a minimal population.

• clinical testing where vaccines are evaluated for safety, efficacy and side effects across a variety of populations.

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