Question 1

Match the medical condition with the correct form of treatment.
-Gengraf

Accepted Answer

A) Inactivated viral vaccines 
B) Vaccines against bacterial illness 
C) Systemic immunosuppressive agents 
D) Biological response modifiers 
A) Inactivated viral vaccines 
B) Vaccines against bacterial illness 
C) Systemic immunosuppressive agents 
D) Biological response modifiers

Question 2

Match the medical condition with the correct form of treatment.
-CellCept

Accepted Answer

A) Inactivated viral vaccines 
B) Vaccines against bacterial illness 
C) Systemic immunosuppressive agents 
D) Biological response modifiers 
A) Inactivated viral vaccines 
B) Vaccines against bacterial illness 
C) Systemic immunosuppressive agents 
D) Biological response modifiers

Question 3

A spectrum of disorders characterized by various degrees of communication difficulties,social impairments,and repetitive types of behavior is called:

Accepted Answer

A) HIV 
B) Autism 
C) Polio 
D) Cancer 
A) HIV 
B) Autism 
C) Polio 
D) Cancer

Question 4

Vaccines are always kept:

Accepted Answer

A) In a locked room or area 
B) In the refrigerator 
C) On the floor of the pharmacy 
D) On a high shelf 
A) In a locked room or area 
B) In the refrigerator 
C) On the floor of the pharmacy 
D) On a high shelf

Question 5

Match the medical condition with the correct form of treatment.
-Imuran

Accepted Answer

A) Inactivated viral vaccines 
B) Vaccines against bacterial illness 
C) Systemic immunosuppressive agents 
D) Biological response modifiers 
A) Inactivated viral vaccines 
B) Vaccines against bacterial illness 
C) Systemic immunosuppressive agents 
D) Biological response modifiers

Question 6

Thimerosal is the suspected cause of the unsubstantiated link between autism and vaccines.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Small pieces of the genetic code from the disease microbe that are injected into a bacterium or yeast and then are grown are called:

Accepted Answer

A) Attenuated vaccines 
B) Subunit vaccines 
C) Live vaccines 
D) Acellular vaccines 
A) Attenuated vaccines 
B) Subunit vaccines 
C) Live vaccines 
D) Acellular vaccines

Question 8

Match the medical condition with the correct form of treatment.
-Zenapax

Accepted Answer

A) Inactivated viral vaccines 
B) Vaccines against bacterial illness 
C) Systemic immunosuppressive agents 
D) Biological response modifiers 
A) Inactivated viral vaccines 
B) Vaccines against bacterial illness 
C) Systemic immunosuppressive agents 
D) Biological response modifiers

Question 9

Who should not receive a live vaccine?

Accepted Answer

A) A healthy toddler 
B) A senior citizen 
C) A person with rheumatoid arthritis 
D) A person with allergies 
A) A healthy toddler 
B) A senior citizen 
C) A person with rheumatoid arthritis 
D) A person with allergies

Question 10

When a live vaccine is weakened it is considered attenuated.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 28: Vaccines

Match the medical condition with the correct form of treatment. -Gengraf

Match the medical condition with the correct form of treatment. -CellCept

A spectrum of disorders characterized by various degrees of communication difficulties,social impairments,and repetitive types of behavior is called:

Vaccines are always kept:

Match the medical condition with the correct form of treatment. -Imuran

Thimerosal is the suspected cause of the unsubstantiated link between autism and vaccines.

Small pieces of the genetic code from the disease microbe that are injected into a bacterium or yeast and then are grown are called:

Match the medical condition with the correct form of treatment. -Zenapax

Who should not receive a live vaccine?

When a live vaccine is weakened it is considered attenuated.

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