NUR 621 (Adult_Gero Acute) MOD #1, Part 1 (Vaccines) Questions with CORRECT Answers
(Grade A+)
Question 1:
body's ability to defend itself against a pathogen
Answer:
immunity
Question 2:
foreign molecules that self-trigger the immune and adaptive systems
Answer:
antigens
Question 3:
molecules produced by the immune system in response to antigens
Answer:
antibodies
Question 4:
vaccination vs immunization
Answer:
vaccination - giving a vaccine immunization - developing immunity by prompting the immune
system to produce t lymphocytes and antibodies
Question 5:
immune system since birth (skin, organs, tissues)
Answer:
innate immunity
Question 6:
immunity in response to vaccine/infections, or other sources
Answer:
acquired immunity
, Question 7:
acquired immunity can be broken down into:
Answer:
active immunity - vaccines/infections passive immunity - breastmilk, IVIG
Question 8:
live attenuated virus vaccines
Answer:
weakened form of virus
-MMRV, oral polio, rotavirus
**don't give to immunocompromised patients
Question 9:
inactivated virus vaccines
Answer:
dead virus to produce a response
-Hep A, Hep, B, HPV, flu
Question 10:
inactivated bacteria vaccines
Answer:
dead bacteria to produce a response
-TDAP, pneumococcal,
meningococcal, Hib
Question 11:
dosing for flu vaccine
Answer:
6month with a booster before, and then annually
Question 12:
(Grade A+)
Question 1:
body's ability to defend itself against a pathogen
Answer:
immunity
Question 2:
foreign molecules that self-trigger the immune and adaptive systems
Answer:
antigens
Question 3:
molecules produced by the immune system in response to antigens
Answer:
antibodies
Question 4:
vaccination vs immunization
Answer:
vaccination - giving a vaccine immunization - developing immunity by prompting the immune
system to produce t lymphocytes and antibodies
Question 5:
immune system since birth (skin, organs, tissues)
Answer:
innate immunity
Question 6:
immunity in response to vaccine/infections, or other sources
Answer:
acquired immunity
, Question 7:
acquired immunity can be broken down into:
Answer:
active immunity - vaccines/infections passive immunity - breastmilk, IVIG
Question 8:
live attenuated virus vaccines
Answer:
weakened form of virus
-MMRV, oral polio, rotavirus
**don't give to immunocompromised patients
Question 9:
inactivated virus vaccines
Answer:
dead virus to produce a response
-Hep A, Hep, B, HPV, flu
Question 10:
inactivated bacteria vaccines
Answer:
dead bacteria to produce a response
-TDAP, pneumococcal,
meningococcal, Hib
Question 11:
dosing for flu vaccine
Answer:
6month with a booster before, and then annually
Question 12: