'Live vaccines' presentation slideshows

VACCINE PREVENTABLE DISEASES AND VACCINATION

VACCINE PREVENTABLE DISEASES AND VACCINATION. Najwa Khuri-Bulos 2012. Jenner. Strong Tools Available/Expected. Comparison of Annual and Current Reported Morbidity, Vaccine-Preventable Diseases and Vaccine Adverse Events, United States.

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Preventive Pediatrics

Preventive Pediatrics. Celia T. Sy, M.D. Pediatric Pulmonologist Department of Pediatrics Fatima Medical Center. Immunization Vaccinations Type of vaccine Route of administration Immune response Post- exposure drug prophylaxis. Immunization.

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The control of infectious diseases and its effect on development

The control of infectious diseases and its effect on development. Rafik Wagdy. Scientific research. Burden of disease (DALY). Infectious diseases. Eradication programs. Development. Vaccination. Economy. Measles. MMR. CHILDHOOD VACCINATION. - Live attenuated vaccine,

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Chapter 17 AIDS and secondary immunodeficiency

Chapter 17 AIDS and secondary immunodeficiency. Trai-Ming Yeh, Ph.D. Department of Medical Laboratory Science and Biotechnology College of Medicine National Cheng Kung University. Secondary (acquired) immunodeficiency. Primary vs. acquired immunodeficiency Acquired immunodeficiency

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Immunization

Immunization. Dr.Khalid Hama salih, Pediatrics specialist M.B.Ch.; D. C.H F.I.B.M.S.ped.

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Vaccines

Vaccines. Immunity. Specific defenses Immunity. Active immunity. Passive immunity. Following clinical infection. natural. Transfer of maternal Antibodies Through placenta. Following subclinical infection. Transfer of maternal Antibodies Through milk. acquired. Following vaccination.

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Immunity

Immunity. Specific defenses Immunity. Active immunity. Passive immunity. Following clinical infection. natural. Transfer of maternal Antibodies Through placenta. Following subclinical infection. Transfer of maternal Antibodies Through milk. acquired. Following vaccination.

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Principles of Communicable Diseases Epidemiology

Principles of Communicable Diseases Epidemiology. LECTURE - 3. P ro Dr NAJLAA FAWZI Family and Community Medicine Dept. Specific defenses Immunity. Passive immunity. Active immunity. Following clinical infection. Transfer of maternal Antibodies Through placenta. natural.

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VACCINATION IN CHILDHOOD MALIGNANCY

VACCINATION IN CHILDHOOD MALIGNANCY. Prof. Mervat A Hesham 2010. To Vaccinate or Not To Vaccinate?. All vaccination decisions should be based on the benefit from vaccine (immunity) versus the risk from the vaccine (adverse reaction)

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Lecture #11 Prevention and control of microbial infections

Lecture #11 Prevention and control of microbial infections. Microbiology 532 Fall 2002 Prof. Oveta Fuller 647-3830, fullerao@umich.edu. Infectious diseases. Replication of microbe + host defenses= infectious disease. Prevention and Control of Microbial Infection .

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Microbiology

Microbiology. Chapter 17 Immunization and Immune Testing. Immunization. Two Artificial Methods of Immunity - REVIEW Passive immunotherapy Individual acquires immunity through the transfer of antibodies formed by immune person or animal Protection is only temporary

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Classical Vaccines

Classical Vaccines. Vaccines can eradicate pathogens and save lives . Vaccines have been made for 36 of >400 human pathogens. +HPV & Rotavirus. Immunological Bioinformatics, The MIT press. Dodo Pathogenic Viruses.

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General Principles for Immunizations

General Principles for Immunizations. Federal Requirements for Vaccinators. Vaccine Information Statement (VIS) Give a current, take-home copy of the relevant VIS to the parent, legal representative, or adult recipient before each dose of each vaccine Use the VIS published by the CDC

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Core Topic 4

Core Topic 4. The different types of vaccines used and their composition. Learning outcome. To have knowledge and understanding of the vaccines used in the national immunisation programme. Learning objectives.

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Vaccine induced immunity

Vaccine induced immunity. E. Jenner. Origins of vaccination. Edward Jenner - milk maids did not develop smallpox 1790s - vaccinated 8yr old boy with cowpox - protected from smallpox challenge. E. Jenner. vaccination - vaccinus (Latin) - relating to cows. How do vaccines work?.

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Bronchiolitis and Synagis

Bronchiolitis and Synagis. Pretest . Which of the following children should receive RSV prophylaxis during RSV season? A. 5 month former 34 weeker who attends day care and has a 5 yo brother B. 11 month former 27 weeker C. 7 month former 31 weeker

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Chapter 68

Chapter 68. Childhood Immunization. Immunizations. Purpose is to protect against infectious diseases Most effective method is to create a highly immune population Universal vaccine is the goal Vaccines carry risk, but risks of disease are much greater. General Considerations. Definitions

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