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- 2. A type of oral vaccine that is sensitive to heat exposure.
- 6. In the management and coordination of the NIP, this level assists in identifying and enlisting eligible individuals for immunization.
- 7. A temperature control that maintains the quality and safety of the vaccines through a continuous sequence of storage.
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- 1. the individuals, often children, who have missed one or more doses of a recommended vaccination schedule.
- 2. A type of immunization delivery scheme that delivers services to people who cannot come to the health facility or who can do so only with difficulty.
- 3. A biological preparation that provides active acquired immunity to a particular infectious disease. It may be live attenuated or inactive.
- 4. The process of making a person resistant to a disease, typically by administering a vaccine
- 5. Received all recommended routine vaccinations on schedule, typically by 12 months of age.