Test Bank For Basic Immunology: Functions
And Disorders Of The Immune System 5th
Edition By Abul Abbas, Andrew Lichtman, Shiv
Pillai
what are the bacterial vaccine preventable diseases? - ANSWER
diphtheria, anthrax, hib, tetanus, typhoid, pertussis, meningitis,
pneumonia
what is define as the triggered appearance of one or more associated
systemic signs and symptoms that are usually responsive to epi? -
ANSWER anaphylaxis
true or false
anaphylaxis of any severity should be considered a medical emergency -
ANSWER true
what are the signs and symptoms of vasovagal? - ANSWER slow pulse,
pale, sweaty, dizziness
the ______ system is made up of a number of proteins that circulate in
the body and are harmless until they are activated and attach to
bacteria. once they attach, they either punch holes in the cell
membrane or make it easier for the phagocytic cells to engulf and
destroy the cells - ANSWER complement
what are the steps in the learning process - ANSWER assessment
planning
implementation
evaluation
, if not administered on the same day, when can a live vaccine be
administered - ANSWER 28 days
what makes up 20-25% of the total WBC count - ANSWER lymphocytes
what is the licensing age for Flu Mist - ANSWER 2-49 years
what is the licensing age for typhoid - ANSWER Ty21a- 6 and older
Typhim Vi- 2 and older
when using the catch up schedule, what is the minimum time frame
between dtap 3 and 4 - ANSWER 6 months
what is the licensing age for hep B - ANSWER birth and older
what is the licensing age for TD - ANSWER 7 years and older
What is the minimum age for MMR and Varicella? - ANSWER 12 months
When using combination vaccinations which two vaccines can children
receive an extra dose? - ANSWER Hep B and IPV
What are the storage temperatures of the fridge in both F and C? -
ANSWER 36-46 F
2-8 C
Incorrect or negligent treatment of a patient by a person responsible
for providing healthcare - ANSWER malpractice
What adverse events are required to be reported to VAERS by
healthcare personnel? - ANSWER loss of duty greater than 24 hours,
hospitalization, life threatening event, event related to a contaminated
lot, event warranting a permanent medical exemption
And Disorders Of The Immune System 5th
Edition By Abul Abbas, Andrew Lichtman, Shiv
Pillai
what are the bacterial vaccine preventable diseases? - ANSWER
diphtheria, anthrax, hib, tetanus, typhoid, pertussis, meningitis,
pneumonia
what is define as the triggered appearance of one or more associated
systemic signs and symptoms that are usually responsive to epi? -
ANSWER anaphylaxis
true or false
anaphylaxis of any severity should be considered a medical emergency -
ANSWER true
what are the signs and symptoms of vasovagal? - ANSWER slow pulse,
pale, sweaty, dizziness
the ______ system is made up of a number of proteins that circulate in
the body and are harmless until they are activated and attach to
bacteria. once they attach, they either punch holes in the cell
membrane or make it easier for the phagocytic cells to engulf and
destroy the cells - ANSWER complement
what are the steps in the learning process - ANSWER assessment
planning
implementation
evaluation
, if not administered on the same day, when can a live vaccine be
administered - ANSWER 28 days
what makes up 20-25% of the total WBC count - ANSWER lymphocytes
what is the licensing age for Flu Mist - ANSWER 2-49 years
what is the licensing age for typhoid - ANSWER Ty21a- 6 and older
Typhim Vi- 2 and older
when using the catch up schedule, what is the minimum time frame
between dtap 3 and 4 - ANSWER 6 months
what is the licensing age for hep B - ANSWER birth and older
what is the licensing age for TD - ANSWER 7 years and older
What is the minimum age for MMR and Varicella? - ANSWER 12 months
When using combination vaccinations which two vaccines can children
receive an extra dose? - ANSWER Hep B and IPV
What are the storage temperatures of the fridge in both F and C? -
ANSWER 36-46 F
2-8 C
Incorrect or negligent treatment of a patient by a person responsible
for providing healthcare - ANSWER malpractice
What adverse events are required to be reported to VAERS by
healthcare personnel? - ANSWER loss of duty greater than 24 hours,
hospitalization, life threatening event, event related to a contaminated
lot, event warranting a permanent medical exemption
