An assignment given by a person named Hassan from Middleton England. He gets his work without paying and cheats his university.
1) Vaccination provides the body with:
a) Innate Immunity
b) Artificial Immunity
c)
Passive Immunity
d)
Natural Immunity
2)
When a vaccine is given: [select all options that apply]
a) B cells recognise the pathogens
and produce antibodies which bind to the foreign particles
b)
Killer T cells secrete chemical messenger proteins
c)
Helper T cells mark pathogens for destruction by macrophages
d) Killer T cells destroy body
cells that have been infected by the pathogens
e) T
cells recognise the pathogens and produce antibodies which bind to the foreign
particles
f) B and T memory cells remain in
the circulation and recognise if the pathogen strikes again
3) Which one
of the following statements is TRUE with regards to vaccines?
a) All vaccines contain live pathogens
b) Live vaccines contain a weakened
version of a live pathogen
c) Live vaccines often
cause the disease to occur
d) For some vaccines the disease causing part of the pathogen is extracted and put
in the vaccine; the part of the pathogen that leads to an immune response is
left out of the vaccine.
4)
A live vaccination can be safely given to:
a) A patient who is allergic to latex
b) A patient who is taking immunosuppressive
drugs
c) A patient who is suffering from an immunodeficiency disorder
d) A patient who is receiving chemotherapy for cancer treatment
5) Herd immunity is particularly
important to protect: [pick the most appropriate answer]
a) People who have been
vaccinated
b) People who make the
vaccines
c) People who have developed the disease
d) People who have
not been vaccinated
6)
Vaccines are ideally given:
a) As soon as a baby is born so it
gets immediate protection
b) At
the appropriate age from the baby’s original due date (not the date of birth)
if the baby is born prematurely
c)
Once the protection from a baby’s mother has worn off
d)
Once an individual has contracted an infection
7) The majority of vaccines are given:
a) Intramuscularly
b)
Intravenously
c)
Subcutaneously
d)
Orally
8) Explain what the benefits of vaccination are to boththe individual
and the community.
The
vaccination protects the individual from developing a disease. If individuals
are protected from getting infection, it will indirectly protect the whole
community from acquiring a disease and spreading it. High vaccination rates among people
will give protection to whole community.
9)
Which vaccine prevents a disease that can cause muscle paralysis?
a)
BCG vaccine
b)
HPV vaccine
c) DTaP/IPV/Hib vaccine
d)
Pneumococcal Conjugate vaccine
10)
Which vaccine in the Immunisation Schedule is only offered to girls?
a)
Pneumococcal Conjugate vaccine
b)
Meningococcal Conjugate vaccine
c)
Td/IPV vaccine
d) HPV vaccine
11)
Which vaccine in the Immunisation Schedule is given to children in 2 doses?
a) DTaP/IPV/Hib vaccine
b) Pneumococcal
Conjugate vaccine
c) MMR
vaccine
d) HPV vaccine
12)
Which vaccine in the Immunisation Schedule is a live vaccine?
a) MMR
vaccine
b) DTaP/IPV/Hib vaccine
c) Td/IPV
vaccine
d) HPV vaccine
13) In the Immunisation Schedule,
babies are given vaccinations at the following ages:
a) 1 months, 6 months, 8 months and 12
months
b) 2
months, 3 months, 4 months and 12-13 months
c) 2
months, 3 months, 6 months and 8-9 months
d) 1
month, 3 months, 6 months and 12-13months
14) At 3 years 4
months (or soon after) the following vaccine(s) are given in the Immunisation
Schedule:
a) Hib/MenC booster and MMR booster
b) DTaP/IPV booster only
c) MMR booster only
d) DTaP/IPV
or DTaP/IPV booster and MMR booster
15)
Between 13 and 18 years, the following vaccine is given in the Immunisation Schedule:
a) MMR booster
b) PCV vaccine
c) Td/IPV
booster
d) Hib vaccine
a) DTaP
b) IPV
c) Hib
d) PCV
e) MenC
f) MMR
g) HPV
17) Which of the following
vaccines immunise against mumps?
a) DTaP
b) IPV
c) Hib
d) PCV
e) MenC
f) MMR
g) HPV
18) Which of the following
vaccines immunise against meningococcal disease?
a) DTaP
b) IPV
c) Hib
d) PCV
e) MenC
f) MMR
g) HPV
19) Which of the following
vaccines immunise against rubella?
a) DTaP
b) IPV
c) Hib
d) PCV
e) MenC
f) MMR
g) HPV
20) Which of the following
vaccines immunise against whooping cough?
a) DTaP
b) IPV
c) Hib
d) PCV
e) MenC
f) MMR
g) HPV
21)
Which of the following vaccines immuniseagainst polio?
a) DTaP
b) IPV
c) Hib
d) PCV
e) MenC
f) MMR
g) HPV
22) Which of the following
vaccines immunise against Haemophilusinfluenza type b?
a) DTaP
b) IPV
c) Hib
d) PCV
e) MenC
f) MMR
g) HPV
23) Which of the following
vaccines immunise against diptheria?
a) DTaP
b) IPV
c) Hib
d) PCV
e) MenC
f) MMR
g) HPV
24) Which of the following
vaccines immunise against measles?
a) DTaP
b) IPV
c) Hib
d) PCV
e) MenC
f) MMR
g) HPV
25) Which of the following vaccines
immunise against tetanus?
a) DTaP
b) IPV
c) Hib
d) PCV
e) MenC
f) MMR
g) HPV
26) Which of the following
vaccines immunise against pheumococcal infection?
a) DTaP
b) IPV
c) Hib
d) PCV
e) MenC
f) MMR
g) HPV
27)
Vaccines should be stored within a temperature range of:
a)
4°C to 10°C
b)
0°C to 8°C
c)
2°C to 8°C
d)
-2°C to 4°C
28)
If vaccines are incorrectly stored at temperatures below the recommended range,
which one of the following would NOT occur?
a) The container could crack
b)
The vaccine could become contaminated
c)
The strength of the vaccine increases which could result in the vaccine causing
disease
29)
If the cold chain is interrupted what is the correct action to take? [Select
all that apply]
a) Separate the affected vaccines from
other stock
b)
Allow affected stock to go to room temperature then consult the pharmacist
c) Return the vaccine to the correct
storage temperature as soon as possible
d) Ask the manufacturers what you
should do next
e)
Put the affected stock to the front of the fridge so they are used first
f)
Put the vaccines into a freezer to cool them down to an appropriate temperature
as quickly as possible
30)
Which one of the following is TRUE?
a)
Vaccines should be stored in the fridge door
b)
Vaccines with longer till their expiry date should be kept at the front of the
fridge to be used first
c) Food
and drink can be stored in the same fridge as the vaccines
d) Vaccines with a sooner expiry date
should be kept at the front of the fridge to be used first
31) According to your
workplace policy, how often should the pharmacy fridge temperature be checked?
The pharmacy
fridge should be checked twice daily, once when the clinic opens and once at
the end of the working day.
32) What could happen if vaccines are
stored at temperatures above the recommended range?
Vaccines are
stored at temperatures above the recommended range it loses its potency.
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