Types Of Vaccines Flashcards

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The process of weakening of pathogens

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Attenuation

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2
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This should not be given to immunosuppresed individuals

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Attenuated vaccine

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Vaccines made by pathogens that have been inactivated viruses or viral antigens; killed by heat or chemicals

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Inactivated vaccine

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4
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Also known as acellular vaccine

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Subunit vaccine

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Uses antigenic portions of pathogen, rather than using whole pathogen

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Subunit vaccine

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6
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Vaccines that have been made for protection against conjugating bacterial capsular antigens

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Conjugate vaccines

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7
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An exotoxin that has been inactivated by heat or chemicals

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Toxoid

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8
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Antigens that neutralise toxins

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Antitoxins

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9
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A serum containing such antitoxins

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Antiserum

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10
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Vaccine : One that has been prepared from bacteria isolated from a localized infection, such as staphylococcal boil

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Autogenous vaccine

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11
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These vaccines are only experimental

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DNA vaccines

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