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*Subcutaneous injection | *Subcutaneous injection | ||
*To produce IgG | *To produce IgG | ||
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|q2=How do we vaccinate for mucosal protection? | |q2=How do we vaccinate for mucosal protection? | ||
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*Intranasal administration | *Intranasal administration | ||
*To produce IgA | *To produce IgA | ||
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|q3=True or False: Passive immunisation administers antibodies | |q3=True or False: Passive immunisation administers antibodies | ||
|a3=True | |a3=True | ||
| − | |l3=Vaccines | + | |l3=Vaccines#What do we vaccinate with? |
|q4=What is the main benefit of active immunisation over passive immunisation? | |q4=What is the main benefit of active immunisation over passive immunisation? | ||
|a4=Active immunisation is longer lasting | |a4=Active immunisation is longer lasting | ||
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|q5=What types of whole organisms can be used in vaccines? | |q5=What types of whole organisms can be used in vaccines? | ||
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*Killed inactivated organisms | *Killed inactivated organisms | ||
*Toxoids | *Toxoids | ||
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|q6=What types of subunit vaccines can be used in vaccinations? | |q6=What types of subunit vaccines can be used in vaccinations? | ||
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*Recombinant or synthetic proteins | *Recombinant or synthetic proteins | ||
*DNA coding for proteins | *DNA coding for proteins | ||
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|q7=What is an adjuvant? | |q7=What is an adjuvant? | ||
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*Creates a depot of antigen at site of injection | *Creates a depot of antigen at site of injection | ||
*Can stimulate the immune system to amplify the adaptive immune response | *Can stimulate the immune system to amplify the adaptive immune response | ||
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|q8=What are the advantages of using an adjuvant? | |q8=What are the advantages of using an adjuvant? | ||
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*Reduces the amount of antigen needed to be administered | *Reduces the amount of antigen needed to be administered | ||
*Decreases the number of injections needed to develop a particular immunity | *Decreases the number of injections needed to develop a particular immunity | ||
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|q9=What type of vaccinations can be used for an extracellular viral infection? | |q9=What type of vaccinations can be used for an extracellular viral infection? | ||
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*Killed vaccine | *Killed vaccine | ||
*Subunit vaccine | *Subunit vaccine | ||
| − | |l9=Vaccines | + | |l9=Vaccines#Immunity to Virus Infection |
|q10=What type of vaccination can be used for an intracellular viral infection? | |q10=What type of vaccination can be used for an intracellular viral infection? | ||
|a10=Live vaccine | |a10=Live vaccine | ||
| − | |l10=Vaccines | + | |l10=Vaccines#Immunity to Virus Infection |
|q11=At what age should puppies be vaccinated? | |q11=At what age should puppies be vaccinated? | ||
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*6 to 8 weeks | *6 to 8 weeks | ||
*Then a second vaccination should be given 2 weeks later | *Then a second vaccination should be given 2 weeks later | ||
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|q12=At what age should kittens be vaccinated? | |q12=At what age should kittens be vaccinated? | ||
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*9 weeks | *9 weeks | ||
*Then a second vaccination should be given 3 weeks later | *Then a second vaccination should be given 3 weeks later | ||
| − | |l12=Vaccines | + | |l12=Vaccines#Cat Vaccinations |
|q13=Which 2 diseases should rabbits be vaccinated against? | |q13=Which 2 diseases should rabbits be vaccinated against? | ||
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*Viral Haemorrhagic Disease | *Viral Haemorrhagic Disease | ||
*Myxomatosis | *Myxomatosis | ||
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</FlashCard> | </FlashCard> | ||
Revision as of 14:33, 12 August 2010
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| Question | Answer | Article | |
| How do we vaccinate for systemic protection? |
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Link to Article | |
| How do we vaccinate for mucosal protection? |
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Link to Article | |
| True or False: Passive immunisation administers antibodies | True
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Link to Article | |
| What is the main benefit of active immunisation over passive immunisation? | Active immunisation is longer lasting
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Link to Article | |
| What types of whole organisms can be used in vaccines? |
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Link to Article | |
| What types of subunit vaccines can be used in vaccinations? |
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Link to Article | |
| What is an adjuvant? |
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Link to Article | |
| What are the advantages of using an adjuvant? |
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Link to Article | |
| What type of vaccinations can be used for an extracellular viral infection? |
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Link to Article | |
| What type of vaccination can be used for an intracellular viral infection? | Live vaccine
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Link to Article | |
| At what age should puppies be vaccinated? |
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Link to Article | |
| At what age should kittens be vaccinated? |
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Link to Article | |
| Which 2 diseases should rabbits be vaccinated against? |
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Link to Article | |