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Childhood Vaccination

What is the order taken for the body to prevent diseases specific to their vaccines?

Antibody, antigen, memory

Antigen, memory, antibody

Antigen, antibody, memory

Memory, antibody, antigen

How many ways can a vaccine be administered and what are those ways?

3: oral liquid, oral pill, shot

1: shot

2: shot, oral liquid

3: oral liquid, shot, nasal spray

What are common risks of vaccines?

Allergic reaction and death

Death

Muscle soreness, redness, fever

Development of the disease

How many countries still have active polio cases?

None

How many children were estimated to be under or unvaccinated around the world in 2018?

21.6 million

14.5 million

2 billion

19.4 million

By the age of 15, how many diseases could a child in the United States be protected by with vaccines?

How many forms of vaccines are available currently?

Children under age 15 make up what percent of the world population?

Who does herd immunity protect?

Those too young for vaccines

Those with compromised immune systems

Those with medical conditions preventing vaccination

All of the above

What is the goal of vaccines?

To give you a disease

To introduce germs in small amounts for your body to build immunity

To check for your allergies

To allow germs into your body to cause mild disease symptoms

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