Vaccines Flashcards

1
Q

what are the 2 public health interventions with the greatest impacts?

A

clean water and vaccination

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2
Q

who licences vaccines in the UK?

A

medicines and Healthcare products regulatory agency (MHRA)

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3
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who is in charge of the quality control and batch release of the vaccines in the UK?

A

national institute for biological standards and control

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4
Q

how do we determine which age group should receive the vaccine?

A

youngest age group at risk of experiencing the disease for whom the vaccines efficacy and safety has been demonstrated

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5
Q

what influences the recommendations for the age at which vaccines are administered?

A

-age specific risks for the disease
-age specific risk for complications
-ability to respond to the vaccine
-potential interference with the immune response by passively transferred maternal antibody
-impact on carriage

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6
Q

what are some challenges that are faced for global immunisation?

A

-funding, coverage and uptake
-surveillance
-different properties need different vaccines
-multiple agencies
-suspicion and mistrust
-violence

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7
Q

what vaccines are given at the 1 year appointment?

A

Men B,
PCV,
HIB/Men C,
MMR

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8
Q

what are the primary vaccines given at 2-3 months?

A

Rotovirus,
DTaP-IPV-HIB-HBV,
Men B

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9
Q

what are the adolescent vaccines given?

A

-men ACWY
-Td/IPV
-HPV

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10
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what vaccines are given to adults?

A

flu
PPV
shingles
HPV

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