Exam 5—Vaccination Flashcards

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1
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variolation

A

dried pustules from smallpox were inhaled or rubbed into skin to prevent smallpox

resulted in smallpox infection 1/100 times

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2
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first vaccine

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1796 - Jenner - cowpox was used to purposefully inoculate people against smallpox

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3
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eradication of smallpox in year…

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1979

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4
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2 first polio vaccines

A

Salk vaccine - 1955 - 3 killed strains of polio (IPV)
Sabin vaccine - 1963 - 3 live strains of polio - trivalent oral polio vaccine (TVOP) - given in a sugar cube

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5
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best practice for polio vaxx

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use IPV and then TVOP

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6
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polio vaxx crisis

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1955 - 94 people became ill from improperly inactivated vaccine

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VP7 and VP4

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highly variable coat proteins on rotavirus

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8
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RotaTeq

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based on a cattle virus that has a combination of human and cow antigens

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9
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Rotarix

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attenuated - contains common versions of coat proteins

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10
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Bacille Calmette-Guerin

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TB vaxx from cow version
50% effective
not used in USA

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11
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toxoid vaccines ex)

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Corynebacterium diphtheriae
Clostridium tetani

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12
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capsule vaccine ex)

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S. pneumoniae

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13
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conjugate vaccine
example

A

Vaccines combine pathogen sugar with a toxoid

ex. Neisseria meningitidis polysaccharide bound to tetanus or diphtheria toxoid

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14
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anthrax vaccine type

specifically incites —– response

A

conjugate

T-cell/cellular

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15
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why are adjuvants necessary

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Purified proteins alone result in missing B7 signal from dendritic cells

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16
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alum

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aluminum hydroxide mixed with antigen

17
Q

Freund’s adjuvant

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antigen mixed with mineral oil or heat-killed Mycobacterium

18
Q

explain original antigenic sin

A

if you get the flu for the second time in a season, your body is prevented from making new antibody because there may be one or two recognizable epitopes on the second virus

antibody you have doesn’t stop you from getting sick, and you don’t get any new ones either

19
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whooping cough vaxx side effects

A

sleepiness or other seizure like symptoms that went away

20
Q

whooping cough vaxx crisis

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Japan in 1975, two children died after receiving the vaccine

immunizations dropped from 85% to 15%, and the incidence (and mortality) of whooping cough went up by twenty-fold

21
Q

serum collected from thousands of individuals, sterilized, and given to immunocompromised patients or used to treat Hepatitis A

A

pooled human sera Ig

22
Q

serum collected from patients known to have been infected with a specific pathogen

treatment for Hepatitis B

“convalescent plasma” treatment for COVID

A

specific human Ig

23
Q

despeciation

A

Fc is removed from babyBIG to prevent allergic rxn