Question 1

Only vaccination administered orally.

Accepted Answer

Rotavirus

Answer

HPV

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Hib

Answer

Pneumococcal Conjugate

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Smallpox

Answer

Shingles

Answer

Polio

Answer

MMR

Answer

Pneumococcal Polysaccharide

Answer

Influenza

Answer

Meningococcal

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

Anthrax

Question 2

Consists of 3 doses to begin at 11-12 years of age.

Accepted Answer

HPV

Answer

Shingles

Answer

Rotavirus

Answer

Anthrax

Answer

Smallpox

Answer

Polio

Answer

Pneumococcal Polysaccharide

Answer

Influenza

Answer

Meningococcal

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Pneumococcal Conjugate

Answer

Hib

Answer

MMR

Question 3

Vaccination required for dormitory living.

Accepted Answer

Meningococcal

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Rotavirus

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

Pneumococcal Polysaccharide

Answer

Pneumococcal Conjugate

Answer

Influenza

Answer

Anthrax

Answer

Polio

Answer

MMR

Answer

Hib

Answer

HPV

Answer

Smallpox

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Shingles

Question 4

Triple shot vaccination for which 5 doses are required.

Accepted Answer

DTaP

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Pneumococcal Conjugate

Answer

MMR

Answer

Rotavirus

Answer

Smallpox

Answer

Influenza

Answer

Polio

Answer

Pneumococcal Polysaccharide

Answer

Shingles

Answer

Hib

Answer

Anthrax

Answer

Meningococcal

Answer

HPV

Answer

Hepatitis B

Question 5

Prior to vaccination it was the #1 cause of bacterial meningitis in children under 5.

Accepted Answer

Hib

Answer

Polio

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

HPV

Answer

Influenza

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Pneumococcal Polysaccharide

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Shingles

Answer

Smallpox

Answer

Rotavirus

Answer

Meningococcal

Answer

Pneumococcal Conjugate

Answer

Anthrax

Answer

MMR

Question 6

This vaccination should be given every year in October or November for maximum protection.

Accepted Answer

Influenza

Answer

Pneumococcal Conjugate

Answer

Anthrax

Answer

Smallpox

Answer

Hib

Answer

Pneumococcal Polysaccharide

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

Shingles

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Polio

Answer

MMR

Answer

Meningococcal

Answer

HPV

Answer

Rotavirus

Answer

DTaP

Question 7

Protects against 23 types of the pneumococcal bacteria.

Accepted Answer

Pneumococcal Polysaccharide

Answer

Rotavirus

Answer

Anthrax

Answer

Hib

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Smallpox

Answer

Pneumococcal Conjugate

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

MMR

Answer

Shingles

Answer

Polio

Answer

HPV

Answer

Meningococcal

Answer

Influenza

Question 8

Considered to be the first anti-cancer vaccination.

Accepted Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Pneumococcal Polysaccharide

Answer

Meningococcal

Answer

Smallpox

Answer

Anthrax

Answer

Influenza

Answer

MMR

Answer

Hib

Answer

Shingles

Answer

Rotavirus

Answer

Polio

Answer

HPV

Answer

Pneumococcal Conjugate

Question 9

Protects against Streptococcus pneumonia and is given to children under the age of 2.

Accepted Answer

Pneumococcal Conjugate

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Anthrax

Answer

Rotavirus

Answer

Hib

Answer

Smallpox

Answer

Meningococcal

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Influenza

Answer

Polio

Answer

HPV

Answer

Shingles

Answer

MMR

Answer

Pneumococcal Polysaccharide

Question 10

This vaccine is incorrectly associated with Autism.

Accepted Answer

MMR

Answer

Pneumococcal Polysaccharide

Answer

Shingles

Answer

Pneumococcal Conjugate

Answer

Influenza

Answer

HPV

Answer

Polio

Answer

Smallpox

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

Meningococcal

Answer

Hib

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Anthrax

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Rotavirus

Question 11

Only vaccine to prevent a foodborne illness.

Accepted Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Polio

Answer

Meningococcal

Answer

Pneumococcal Conjugate

Answer

MMR

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Influenza

Answer

Rotavirus

Answer

HPV

Answer

Pneumococcal Polysaccharide

Answer

Smallpox

Answer

Anthrax

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

Hib

Answer

Shingles

Question 12

Vaccine for which the inhaled version of the organism is worse.

Accepted Answer

Anthrax

Answer

Meningococcal

Answer

Pneumococcal Conjugate

Answer

Shingles

Answer

Rotavirus

Answer

MMR

Answer

HPV

Answer

Influenza

Answer

Pneumococcal Polysaccharide

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Polio

Answer

Smallpox

Answer

Hib

Answer

DTaP

Question 13

The last U.S. case of this disease was in 1979.

Accepted Answer

Polio

Answer

Rotavirus

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Meningococcal

Answer

Pneumococcal Conjugate

Answer

Hib

Answer

Anthrax

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

HPV

Answer

Smallpox

Answer

Influenza

Answer

MMR

Answer

Pneumococcal Polysaccharide

Answer

Shingles

Answer

DTaP

Question 14

Prevents a skin condition in older people linked to varicella zoster.

Accepted Answer

Shingles

Answer

Anthrax

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Pneumococcal Polysaccharide

Answer

Pneumococcal Conjugate

Answer

Polio

Answer

Smallpox

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Rotavirus

Answer

MMR

Answer

Meningococcal

Answer

Influenza

Answer

Hib

Answer

HPV

Question 15

The last case of this disease in the world was in 1977

Accepted Answer

Smallpox

Answer

Anthrax

Answer

Pneumococcal Polysaccharide

Answer

MMR

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Polio

Answer

Meningococcal

Answer

HPV

Answer

Influenza

Answer

Rotavirus

Answer

Shingles

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Hib

Answer

Pneumococcal Conjugate

Question 16

Who should receive the Anthrax vaccination?

Accepted Answer

Military personnel, veterinarians, high ranking government officials

Answer

Anyone who wants to reduce their risk of contracting disease

Answer

Doctors

Answer

Lawyers

Question 17

What is the hallmark sign of Diphtheria?

Accepted Answer

Thick, leathery membrane at back of throat

Question 18

What is the hallmark sign of Pertussis?

Accepted Answer

Whooping cough

Question 19

What is the hallmark sign of Tetanus?

Accepted Answer

Lock jaw

Answer

Rash and high fever

Answer

Thick, leathery membrane

Answer

Whooping cough

Question 20

What disease is known to cause miscarriage or severe birth defects?

Accepted Answer

Rubella

Answer

Measles

Answer

Polio

Answer

Mumps

Question 21

What is another name for Shingles?

Accepted Answer

Herpes Zoster

Answer

Varicella Zoster

Answer

The herp

Answer

It’s a skin rash

Question 22

What type of cancer does Hepatitis B cause?

Accepted Answer

Liver cancer

Answer

Mouth and throat cancer

Answer

Brain cancer

Answer

Cervical cancer

Question 23

Is the flu vaccine the same every year?  Why or why not?

Accepted Answer

No, the flu virus changes every year.

Answer

Yes, viruses don't change

Answer

Yes, each country has it's own flu virus

Answer

No, because I said so.

Question 24

What diseases does the MMR vaccine protect against?

Accepted Answer

Measles, mumps and rubella

Answer

Meningitis, measles and rubella

Answer

Mumps, morning and running

Answer

Measles, meningitis and rubella

Question 25

What is meningitis?

Accepted Answer

Inflammation of the coverings of the brain and spinal cord

Answer

Inflammation of the brain

Answer

Swelling of the brain and spinal cord

Answer

Some made up word

Question 26

How often should you get a Tetanus booster shot?

Accepted Answer

Every 10 years

Answer

Every 10 days

Answer

Every 5 years

Answer

Every year

Question 27

What types of cancer are associated with HPV? (more than one)

Accepted Answer

cervical, anal, mouth and throat cancers

Answer

brain and mouth and throat cancers

Answer

Liver cancer

Answer

liver and cervical cancers

Question 28

Which pneumococcal vaccine is given to people over 65 years of age?

Accepted Answer

Pneumococcal polysaccharide

Answer

Pneumococcal conjugate

Question 29

What is the hallmark symptom of the Mumps?

Accepted Answer

Swollen salivary glands

Question 30

How is Hepatitis B transmitted?

Accepted Answer

Sexually

Answer

Touch

Answer

Air

Answer

Water

Question 31

If a person has an allergic reaction to a vaccination, should the series be continued?

Accepted Answer

No

Answer

Maybe

Answer

Yes

Question 32

Which two vaccines are linked to organisms used in bioterrorism?

Accepted Answer

Anthrax and Smallpox

Question 33

Which two vaccines that we have discussed prevent types of cancer?

Accepted Answer

HPV and Hepatitis B

Question 34

Why do some vaccines require a booster dose?

Accepted Answer

To boost immunity in the body

Answer

Improved vaccine formulation

Answer

The initial vaccination was not effective

Answer

doctors like giving shots

Question 35

Basophils

Accepted Answer

Release heparin and histamine

Answer

Active in a parasitic infection and allergic reactions

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

organs that compose the immune system

Answer

the capacity to resist certain types of organisms and toxins (poisons) that will damage tissues and organs

Answer

Gobble up bacteria

Answer

remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response in the future

Answer

responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

suppresses the immune response so that is does not get out of control

Answer

release chemicals the break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

Y-shaped protein that is formed in reaction to a foreign body

Answer

direct the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Question 36

Immunity

Accepted Answer

the capacity to resist certain types of organisms and toxins (poisons) that will damage tissues and organs

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response in the future

Answer

responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

Release heparin and histamine

Answer

Y-shaped protein that is formed in reaction to a foreign body

Answer

release chemicals the break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

Gobble up bacteria

Answer

Active in a parasitic infection and allergic reactions

Answer

suppresses the immune response so that is does not get out of control

Answer

direct the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

organs that compose the immune system

Question 37

B Lymphocytes

Accepted Answer

responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

suppresses the immune response so that is does not get out of control

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

Release heparin and histamine

Answer

Y-shaped protein that is formed in reaction to a foreign body

Answer

remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response in the future

Answer

release chemicals the break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

the capacity to resist certain types of organisms and toxins (poisons) that will damage tissues and organs

Answer

direct the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

Active in a parasitic infection and allergic reactions

Answer

Gobble up bacteria

Answer

organs that compose the immune system

Question 38

Antibody

Accepted Answer

Y-shaped protein that is formed in reaction to a foreign body

Answer

suppresses the immune response so that is does not get out of control

Answer

organs that compose the immune system

Answer

direct the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

Active in a parasitic infection and allergic reactions

Answer

release chemicals the break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response in the future

Answer

the capacity to resist certain types of organisms and toxins (poisons) that will damage tissues and organs

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

Release heparin and histamine

Answer

Gobble up bacteria

Question 39

Suppressor T cells

Accepted Answer

suppresses the immune response so that is does not get out of control

Answer

direct the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response in the future

Answer

organs that compose the immune system

Answer

release chemicals the break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

Gobble up bacteria

Answer

responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

the capacity to resist certain types of organisms and toxins (poisons) that will damage tissues and organs

Answer

Release heparin and histamine

Answer

Y-shaped protein that is formed in reaction to a foreign body

Answer

Active in a parasitic infection and allergic reactions

Question 40

Neutrophils

Accepted Answer

Gobble up bacteria

Answer

the capacity to resist certain types of organisms and toxins (poisons) that will damage tissues and organs

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

Release heparin and histamine

Answer

Active in a parasitic infection and allergic reactions

Answer

responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response in the future

Answer

Y-shaped protein that is formed in reaction to a foreign body

Answer

suppresses the immune response so that is does not get out of control

Answer

direct the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

release chemicals the break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

organs that compose the immune system

Question 41

Helper T cells

Accepted Answer

direct the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

Release heparin and histamine

Answer

suppresses the immune response so that is does not get out of control

Answer

the capacity to resist certain types of organisms and toxins (poisons) that will damage tissues and organs

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

Y-shaped protein that is formed in reaction to a foreign body

Answer

organs that compose the immune system

Answer

release chemicals the break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

Gobble up bacteria

Answer

Active in a parasitic infection and allergic reactions

Answer

remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response in the future

Question 42

Antigen

Accepted Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

Gobble up bacteria

Answer

direct the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

suppresses the immune response so that is does not get out of control

Answer

responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

organs that compose the immune system

Answer

Release heparin and histamine

Answer

release chemicals the break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

Active in a parasitic infection and allergic reactions

Answer

Y-shaped protein that is formed in reaction to a foreign body

Answer

remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response in the future

Answer

the capacity to resist certain types of organisms and toxins (poisons) that will damage tissues and organs

Question 43

Cytotoxic T cells

Accepted Answer

release chemicals the break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

Release heparin and histamine

Answer

organs that compose the immune system

Answer

the capacity to resist certain types of organisms and toxins (poisons) that will damage tissues and organs

Answer

Active in a parasitic infection and allergic reactions

Answer

Y-shaped protein that is formed in reaction to a foreign body

Answer

suppresses the immune response so that is does not get out of control

Answer

remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response in the future

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

Gobble up bacteria

Answer

responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

direct the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Question 44

Eosinophils

Accepted Answer

Active in a parasitic infection and allergic reactions

Answer

direct the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

Y-shaped protein that is formed in reaction to a foreign body

Answer

remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response in the future

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

suppresses the immune response so that is does not get out of control

Answer

organs that compose the immune system

Answer

Gobble up bacteria

Answer

responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

Release heparin and histamine

Answer

release chemicals the break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

the capacity to resist certain types of organisms and toxins (poisons) that will damage tissues and organs

Question 45

Memory T Cells

Accepted Answer

remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response in the future

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

Y-shaped protein that is formed in reaction to a foreign body

Answer

direct the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

organs that compose the immune system

Answer

the capacity to resist certain types of organisms and toxins (poisons) that will damage tissues and organs

Answer

responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

Gobble up bacteria

Answer

Active in a parasitic infection and allergic reactions

Answer

suppresses the immune response so that is does not get out of control

Answer

release chemicals the break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

Release heparin and histamine

Question 46

Spleen, lymph nodes, thymus

Accepted Answer

organs that compose the immune system

Answer

Gobble up bacteria

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

the capacity to resist certain types of organisms and toxins (poisons) that will damage tissues and organs

Answer

direct the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

Active in a parasitic infection and allergic reactions

Answer

Y-shaped protein that is formed in reaction to a foreign body

Answer

suppresses the immune response so that is does not get out of control

Answer

release chemicals the break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response in the future

Answer

Release heparin and histamine

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