Vaccines Flashcards

1
Q

Whats herd immunity

A

Vaccines are protective to both those vaccinated as well as unvaccinated (immunocompromised, young, old etc)

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2
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Multivalent vaccines

A

Cover multiple viruses

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3
Q

How live/attenuated vaccines are produced

A
  1. Cell culture
  2. Lab animals
  3. Live animals
  4. Cold-adapted mutants and reassortments (respiratory drugs)
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4
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T/F - live attenuated vaccines are appropriate for pregnant animals

A

FALSE!

Can provoke systemic immune response

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5
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How killed vaccines are produced

A

Chemically/physically

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6
Q

Are killed vaccines as good as live-attenuated

A

No because in the process of making them, their antigens (proteins) are slightly altered. This means the host response wont be as strong

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7
Q

Which offers longer immunity: killed or attenuated vaccines

A

Attenuated

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8
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T/F - killed vaccines are appropriate for pregnant animals

A

True!

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9
Q

Which is cheaper to produce - killed or attenuated

A

Attenuated because you need less of it

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10
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Administration of killed and attenuated vaccines

A

Killed: injection only!

Attenuated: injection, inhalation, oral

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11
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Number of doses needed for attenuated and killed vaccines

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Attenuated: one

Killed: multiple

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12
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Do you need an adjuvant for killed vaccines? Attenutaed? Why

A

Yes, for killed. To increase immune response

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13
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Which immune responses do adjuvants potentiate

A

Both cellular and humoral

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14
Q

Examples of adjuvants

A

Alum

Mineral oils

Liposomes

ISCOM

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15
Q

How does temperature affect viral infectivity

A

60 C: proteins denautre

4C: storage (1 day)

-70C: storage (long term)

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16
Q

Who determines which vaccine to use?

A

The vet

17
Q

Who determines the vaccine schedule?

A

The manufacturer