Question 1

First vaccination given to a child.

Accepted Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

Hib

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Anthrax

Answer

DTaP

Question 2

Triple shot vaccination against Diphtheria, Tetanus and Pertussis.

Accepted Answer

DTaP

Answer

Hib

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

Anthrax

Answer

Hepatitis A

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

Hib

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

Anthrax

Question 4

The inhaled version of this disease is worse than the cutaneous version.

Accepted Answer

Anthrax

Answer

HPV

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Hib

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

Hepatitis A

Question 5

Considered to be the first anti-cancer vaccination.

Accepted Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Hib

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Anthrax

Question 6

Only vaccination to prevent a foodborne illness.

Accepted Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Hib

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Anthrax

Answer

Hepatitis B

Question 7

This vaccination prevents a disease that is associated with bioterrorism.

Accepted Answer

Anthrax

Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Hib

Question 8

What is the hallmark sign of Diphtheria?

Accepted Answer

Thick, leathery membrane at the back of the throat

Answer

Liver Cancer

Answer

Lock Jaw

Answer

Whooping Cough

Question 9

What is the hallmark sign of Pertussis?

Accepted Answer

Whooping Cough

Answer

Thick, leathery membrane at the back of the throat

Answer

Lock Jaw

Answer

Liver Cancer

Question 10

What is the hallmark sign of Tetanus?

Accepted Answer

Lock Jaw

Answer

Liver Cancer

Answer

Whooping Cough

Answer

Thick, leathery membrane at the back of the throat

Question 11

What does Hib stand for?

Accepted Answer

Haemophilus Influenzae type B

Answer

Human Influenzae type B

Answer

Hanging in the Back

Answer

Human Immuno backlog

Question 12

Which vaccine preventable disease has a link to liver cancer?

Accepted Answer

Hepatitis B

Answer

Hepatitis A

Answer

Hib

Answer

Tetanus

Question 13

How often should you get a Tetanus booster shot?

Accepted Answer

Every 10 years

Answer

Every 5 years

Answer

Every year

Answer

Every 10 days

Question 14

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

Accepted Answer

No

Answer

Yes

Answer

Maybe

Question 15

Which vaccine is linked to an organism used in bioterrorism?

Accepted Answer

Anthrax

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Hep B

Answer

Hib

Question 16

Which vaccine that we have discussed prevents a type of cancer?

Accepted Answer

Hep B

Answer

Hep A

Answer

DTaP

Answer

Hib

Question 17

Who should get the Anthrax vaccine?

Accepted Answer

Veterinarians, military personell and lab workers

Answer

This is a made up vaccine

Answer

First vaccine children receive at birth

Answer

Everyone between the ages of 18 and 65

Question 18

Which of the following best defines Basophils?

Accepted Answer

Releases histamine and Heparin

Answer

Responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

Remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response time in the future

Answer

Releases chemicals to break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

Directs the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

Organs that compose the immune system

Answer

Gobbles up bacteria

Answer

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

Answer

Active in parasitic infections and allergic reactions

Answer

Suppresses the immune response so that it does not get out of control

Answer

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

Question 19

Which of the following best defines 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

Active in parasitic infections and allergic reactions

Answer

Responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

Gobbles up bacteria

Answer

Releases histamine and Heparin

Answer

Remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response time in the future

Answer

Directs the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

Releases chemicals to break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

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

Answer

Suppresses the immune response so that it does not get out of control

Answer

Organs that compose the immune system

Question 20

Which of the following best defines B lymphocytes?

Accepted 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

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

Answer

Releases histamine and Heparin

Answer

Remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response time in the future

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

Gobbles up bacteria

Answer

Directs the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

Suppresses the immune response so that it does not get out of control

Answer

Organs that compose the immune system

Answer

Releases chemicals to break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

Active in parasitic infections and allergic reactions

Question 21

Which of the following best defines Antibody?

Accepted Answer

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

Answer

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

Answer

Releases histamine and Heparin

Answer

Directs the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

Active in parasitic infections and allergic reactions

Answer

Responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

Releases chemicals to break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

Remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response time in the future

Answer

Gobbles up bacteria

Answer

Suppresses the immune response so that it does not get out of control

Answer

Organs that compose the immune system

Question 22

Which of the following best defines Suppressor T cells?

Accepted Answer

Suppresses the immune response so that it does not get out of control

Answer

Responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

Remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response time in the future

Answer

Organs that compose the immune system

Answer

Active in parasitic infections and allergic reactions

Answer

Releases histamine and Heparin

Answer

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

Answer

Releases chemicals to break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

Gobbles up bacteria

Answer

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

Answer

Directs the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Question 23

Which of the following best defines Neutrophils?

Accepted Answer

Gobbles up bacteria

Answer

Remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response time in the future

Answer

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

Answer

Releases histamine and Heparin

Answer

Releases chemicals to 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

Organs that compose the immune system

Answer

Suppresses the immune response so that it does not get out of control

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

Responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

Active in parasitic infections and allergic reactions

Answer

Directs the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Question 24

Which of the following best defines Helper T Cells?

Accepted Answer

Directs the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

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

Answer

Responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

Suppresses the immune response so that it does not get out of control

Answer

Releases histamine and Heparin

Answer

Remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response time in the future

Answer

Releases chemicals to break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

Active in parasitic infections and allergic reactions

Answer

Organs that compose the immune system

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

Gobbles up bacteria

Answer

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

Question 25

Which of the following best defines Antigen?

Accepted Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

Remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response time in the future

Answer

Releases histamine and Heparin

Answer

Active in parasitic infections and allergic reactions

Answer

Releases chemicals to 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

Directs the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

Suppresses the immune response so that it does not get out of control

Answer

Gobbles up bacteria

Answer

Organs that compose the immune system

Answer

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

Answer

Responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Question 26

Which of the following best defines Cytotoxic T cells?

Accepted Answer

Releases chemicals to break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

Gobbles up bacteria

Answer

Responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

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

Organs that compose the immune system

Answer

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

Answer

Suppresses the immune response so that it does not get out of control

Answer

Releases histamine and Heparin

Answer

Active in parasitic infections and allergic reactions

Answer

Remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response time in the future

Answer

Directs the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Question 27

Which of the following best defines Eosinophils?

Accepted Answer

Active in parasitic infections and allergic reactions

Answer

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

Answer

Releases chemicals to break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

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

Answer

Remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response time in the future

Answer

Organs that compose the immune system

Answer

Directs the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

Suppresses the immune response so that it does not get out of control

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Answer

Responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

Releases histamine and Heparin

Answer

Gobbles up bacteria

Question 28

Which of the following best defines Memory T cells?

Accepted Answer

Remain after an immune response to ensure a faster response time in the future

Answer

Suppresses the immune response so that it does not get out of control

Answer

Organs that compose the immune system

Answer

Releases chemicals to 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

Responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

Releases histamine and Heparin

Answer

Active in parasitic infections and allergic reactions

Answer

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

Answer

Gobbles up bacteria

Answer

Directs the rest of the immune system by releasing cytokines

Answer

Anything that triggers an immune response

Question 29

Which of the following best defines Spleen, Lymph Nodes and Thymus?

Accepted Answer

Organs that compose the immune system

Answer

Active in parasitic infections and allergic reactions

Answer

Responsible for antibody production and is produced in the bone marrow

Answer

Releases histamine and Heparin

Answer

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

Answer

Suppresses the immune response so that it does not get out of control

Answer

Releases chemicals to break open and kill invading organisms

Answer

Gobbles up bacteria

Answer

Directs 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 time in the future

Answer

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

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