Vaccinations

What is a toxoid?

• A toxoid is a medication used to treat allergies.

• A toxoid is a modified toxin that has been rendered harmless but still retains its ability to stimulate the production of antibodies.

• A toxoid is a type of bacteria.

• A toxoid is a substance that enhances the toxicity of a toxin.

What is a subunit vaccine?

• subunit vaccine is a vaccine that contains live, attenuated pathogens.

• subunit vaccine is a vaccine that contains the entire pathogen.

• subunit vaccine is a vaccine that contains only adjuvants.

• subunit vaccine is a vaccine that contains only specific antigens or parts of the pathogen.

What is a conjugate vaccine?

• A conjugate vaccine is a vaccine created by combining multiple different vaccines together.

• A conjugate vaccine is a vaccine created by using a live attenuated virus.

• A conjugate vaccine is a vaccine created by injecting a weakened form of the pathogen.

• A conjugate vaccine is a vaccine created by attaching pieces from the coats of bacteria to a carrier protein.

Match the following vaccines and examples

• Tetanus vaccine

• Live-attenuated

• Pertussis, Hepatitis B, HPV vaccines

• Subunit

• Vaccines against pneumococcal bacter

• Inactivated

• Inactivated polio vaccine (IPV

• Conjugate

• Oral polio vaccine (OPV)

• Toxoid

vaccines are not alive and cannot replicate

• Live attenuated

• Inactivated

• Recombinant

What is the most common way vaccines are administered?

• nasal spray

• transdermal patch

• injection

• genes

Vaccines are what kind of immunity?

• Active immunity

• Passive immunity

• Medium immunity

Edward Jenner was the first person to successfully vaccinate against what disease?

• Mumps

• Measles

• Smallpox

• Diphtheria

This virus was known for paralyzing children. A vaccine was made in the 1950s, eventually eradicating the virus.

• Influenza virus

• Poliovirus

• Tetanus

• Rubella

An injection delivered below the skin layer, but above the muscle layer

• subcutaneous

• intramuscular

• intradermal

• intravenal