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- Q1
What is a deadly complication of measles?
subacute sclerosing panencephalitis
30s - Q2
Using antibodies to neutralize either the pathogen or the toxin is the method of which type of immunity?
artificial passive immunity
artificial passive immunity
artificial active immunity
natural passive immunity
30s - Q3
Which of the following describes when small amounts of lesion material inoculated into the skin?
variolation
adjuvant
30s - Q4
Who had collected cowpox pustule and innoculated and 8 year old, then exposed him to smallpox pustule material and observed for disease?
John Fewster
James Phipps
Edward Jenner
30s - Q5
Why did infecting someone with cowpox help with protection from smallpox?
same virulence pattern
shared epitopes
both infect both cows and humans
same age of infections
30s - Q6
What types of microbes are the best targets for vaccine control?
viruses
little adaptive properties
bacteria
no animal reservoir
30s - Q7
Which of the following uses live organisms that have been weakened so they are not virulent?
inactivated whole cell
live attenuated whole-cell
subunit
conjugate
30s - Q8
Which of the following produces the strongest response and longest duration of CD4, CD8, and memory B cells/Ig?
inactivated whole cell
conjugate
live attenuated whole-cell
subunit
30s - Q9
Which of the following requires fewer doses for induction of immunity?
inactivated whole cell
conjugate
live attenuated whole-cell
subunit
30s - Q10
Which of the following uses microbes that have been killed through physical or chemical processes?
live attenuated whole-cell
inactivated whole cell
subunit
conjugate
30s - Q11
Which of the following is more stable and safe for immunocompromised patients?
conjugate
inactivated whole cell
subunit
live attenuated whole-cell
30s - Q12
Which of the following formulations contain only the immunogenic microbial Ags, have no replication, and the amount of Ag is fixed?
conjugate
subunit
live attenuated whole-cell
inactivated whole cell
30s - Q13
Which type of subunit vaccine is used for diseases caused by a toxin and contains strong, neutralizing antibodies?
recombinant protein
conjugate
toxoid
30s - Q14
Which type of subunit vaccine is used for diseases caused by a polysaccaride capsule and contains strong, opsonizing antibodies?
conjugate
recombinant protein
toxoid
30s - Q15
Which type of subunit vaccine contains strong, neutralizing and opsonizing antibodies?
conjugate
recombinant protein
toxoid
30s