Chapter 34 : Vaccines Flashcards
What is active immunity?
Body produces antibodies
You’ve been exposed to the antigen and your body makes antibodies for it
What is natural active immunity?
You’ve been exposures to the pathogen naturally and your body then produces antibodies
What is acquired artificial active immunity?
Vaccines!
What is passive immunity?
Received antibodies from another source
Breastfeeding & placenta
What does community immunity means?
Most of community immunized against contagious disease
What’s your traditional vaccines?
Whole or components of inactivated (killed) microorganisms
What is your attenuated vaccines?
Examples?
Contraindicated in?
Live, Weakened microorganisms
MMR, varicella, shingles
Pregnancy, immune suppression
What is toxoids?
Give me an example?
Inactivated toxins that stimulate antitoxin formation but can’t produce disease
TDAP
DTAP is given at what age?
TDAP is given at what age?
6 weeks to 6 year old
10 year and older
Vaccine safety
Mild reactions
- injection site swelling, low grade fever
Contraindications for vaccine
Moderate or severe illness
Anaphylaxis
Health care providers
Responsible for reporting vaccine-preventable diseases and adverse reactions following immunization
Flu contains what?
Varicella contains what?
Dont give flu those who have ?
Egg
Gelatin and neomycin
GBS ( guillian barre syndrome )
PPD should be given on the same day as live vaccines or should be given at least ___ later
28 days
Practice question 1
Which kind of immunity is it called when newborns receive immunities via the transfer of maternal antibodies across the placenta?
A. Natural,passive immunity
B. Acquired,passive immunity
C. Natural, active immunity
D. Acquired, active immunity
A. Natural,passive immunity
Practice question 2
Before administering the varicella vaccine, which allergy is it most important for the nurse to assess the patient?
A. Penicillin
B. Eggs
C. Neomycin
D. Milk
C. Neomycin
Practice question 3
Which of the following statements about herpes zoster vaccine does the nurse identify as being true?
A. It is indicated for the treatment of patients at age 40 years
B. It is a live attenuated vaccine
C. It should be administered every other year
D. It prevents zoster in 90% of the people who recieves the vaccine
B. It is a live attenuated vaccine