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Immunisations Flashcards

1
Q

What types of immunisations are typhoid and BCG?

A

Live bacteria

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2
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What types of immunisations are MMR and Rotavirus?

A

Live Viral

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3
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What types of immunisation is pertussis?

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Killed bacteria

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4
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What types of immunisation is polio?

A

Killed viral

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5
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What types of immunisations are diptheria and tetanus?

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sub-unit Toxoid (inactivated toxin)

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6
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What types of immunisations are Haemophilius influenza type B and Hep B?

A

sub-unit Surface antigen

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7
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What types of immunisations are meningitis C and pneumococcal?

A

conjugate

carrier protein attached to a polysaccharide antigen from the bacteria

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8
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what disease immunisations use live bacteria?

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typhoid and BCG

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9
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what disease immunisations use live viral?

A

MMR

rotavirus

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10
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what disease immunisations use killed bacteria?

A

pertussis

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11
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what disease immunisations use killed viral?

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polio

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12
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what disease immunisations use toxoid sub unit?

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diptheria

tetanus

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13
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what disease immunisations use surface antigen?

A

haemophilius influenza type B

hep B

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14
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what disease immunisations use conjugate antigen/carrier protein?

A

Meningitis C

pneumococcal

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15
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What immunisation is given at birth?

A

BCG … if there are risk factors e.g. TB in the family in the past 6 months

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16
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What immunisation is given at 2 months?

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6-in-1 vaccine e.g. 
diptheria 
tetanus
whooping cough
polio
Hib
hep B

+oral rotavirus vaccine
+ PCV
+ Men B

17
Q

What immunisation is given at 3 months?

A 
6-in-1 vaccine e.g. 
diptheria 
tetanus
whooping cough
polio
Hib
hep B

+oral rotavirus vaccine

18
Q

What immunisation is given at 4 months?

A 
6-in-1 vaccine e.g. 
diptheria 
tetanus
whooping cough
polio
Hib
hep B

+PCV
+Men B

19
Q

What immunisation is given at 12-13 months?

A

+ Hib/Men C
+ MMR
+ PCV
+ Men B

20
Q

what immunisations are given at 2-8 years?

A

(annual) flu vaccine

21
Q

What immunisations are given at 3-4 years?

A 
4 in 1 pre school booster
diptheria
tetanus
whooping cough
polio

+MMR

22
Q

What immunisations are given at 12-13 years?

A

HPV vaccine (girls)

23
Q

What immunisations are given at 13-18yrs?

A

3-in-1 teenage booster
diptheria
tetanus
polio

+ Men ACWY

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