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- 1. A / acute infection of the liver transmitted via the fecal oral route?
- 5. / This disease is almost eradicated. It is still prevalent in 3 countries.
- 6. / Communication matters, __________outweigh the risk of disease.
- 8. / Which route do we give RotaTeq vaccine?
- 9. / Parotitis is a unique symptom of this virus
- 12. B / The first vaccine babies usually receive in the hospital.
- 14. / People get this virus from another person during intimate contact and can lead to cancer.
- 16. / What is the name of the vaccines recommended to prevent shingles.
- 17. / This vaccine is recommended yearly for everyone 6 months and older.
- 19. / 5/8 in needle is what we use for ___________________injections.
- 22. / This disease is sudden onset and it can be deadly in a matter of hours.
- 23. / This disease is found universally in soil. Most sources of infection are from contaminated puncture wounds.
- 24. Chain / A temperature controlled environment used to maintain and distribute vaccines in optimal condition is called?
- 25. / Another name for this virus is chickenpox
- 27. / Acquiring immunity through an artificial exposure to a controlled amount of the germs causing the disease.
- 29. / Which disease is associated with Koplik spots?
- 30. / This disease causes a toxin that makes it difficult to breathe and swallow. It can lead to a life-threatening airway obstruction
- 31. Datix / Reporting errors or adverse reactions for vaccines go into which system for UnityPoint?
- 32. / At which angle do you administer an intramuscular injection?
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- 2. / Type of vaccine that are made from destroyed viruses or bacteria. They cannot cause infection.
- 3. / You give the patient/parent a VIS _________________ administration.
- 4. people who cannot be vaccinated or choose not to vaccinate
- 7. route/ There are 4 administrative routes for vaccines Subcutaneous, Nasal, Oral and ____.
- 10. / Which COVID-19 vaccine requires dilution?
- 11. / One of the most underdiagnosed disease- sounds like a “whoop.”
- 13. / This type of immunity relies on our body to make antibodies
- 15. / We can protect against 24 strains of this disease.
- 18. / There are four populations that can receive VFC: American Indian, Alaskan Native, Uninsured and _________-eligible
- 20. / This type of immunity protects people who cannot be vaccinated or choose not to vaccinate.
- 21. / Opportunistic infection that can cause many different kinds of infections, it can cause lifelong disability and can be deadly.
- 26. / This viral disease can be very dangerous if had during pregnancy, can lead to miscarriage, cataracts, heart defects, and deafness in the baby.
- 28. / Whose responsibility is it to check for expired vaccines?