Vaccinations & Childhood Diseases

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  1. 4. Has been used as an adjuvant for the Anthrax vaccine.
  2. 6. Accompanied by a cough that literally sounds like a "whoop."
  3. 8. Also known as German Measles.
  4. 11. Particle, Class of vaccine that consists of viral protein(s) derived from the structural protien of a virus.
  5. 13. Class of vaccine that cannot be used by immunocompromised individuals.
  6. 14. Fever, Distinguished by strawberry tongue.
  7. 15. Class of vaccine that requires booster shots to periodically reinforce the immune response.
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  1. 1. Can lead to sterility in males after puberty.
  2. 2. Spots, A distinguishing feature of Rubeola (aka. 7-Day Measles).
  3. 3. Infantum, Infection caused by Human Herpes Virus Type 6.
  4. 5. Caused by C. Diptheriae bacteria.
  5. 7. Additive used to prevent vaccines from being contaminated with bacteria or fungi.
  6. 9. Caused by the Varicella Zoster virus.
  7. 10. Fever, May be accompanied by Aschoff's Body overlying the extensor muscles on the wrists, elbows, ankles and knees.
  8. 12. Often elicit weaker antibody response than the other classes of vaccines.