WorksheetsIMMUNIZATION
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
process of protecting human beings from harmful diseases
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uses a strain of a bacteria or virus that has been killed with heat or chemicals. This dead version of the virus or bacteria is then injected into the body.
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Creates immunity mostly against wild viruses, and reduces the ability of an infectious organism to cause disease in healthy people.
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use toxins created by the bacteria or virus to create immunity to the specific parts of the bacteria or virus that cause disease
LIVE- ATTENUATED VACCINE
MRNA VACCINE
TOXOID VACCINE
INACTIVATED VACCINE
work by triggering an immune response from proteins they synthesize. They induce both cellular and humoral immunity.
MRNA VACCINE
TOXOID VACCINE
VIRAL VECTOR VACCINE
INACTIVATED VACCINE
These are made through genetic engineering. The gene that creates the protein for a bacteria or virus is isolated and placed inside another cell’s genes.
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Uses two diff components: the outer antigen coat of the bacteria or virus, and the strong carrier protein which are then linked using chemicals.
Polysaccharide vaccine
Subunit vaccine
Conjugate Vaccine
Recombinant vaccine
use sugar molecules (known as polysaccharides) from the outer layer of a bacteria or virus
Conjugate vaccines
Polysaccharide vaccines
Recombinant vaccines
Subunit vaccines
The types of diseases that live-attenuated vaccines are used are the following, except;
Dengue
Smallpox
Mumps
Measles
types of diseases that inactivated vaccines are used are the following, except;
polio
flu
measles
rabies
