Principles of Immunization — Flashcards

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If the HCW is unvaccinated and the source is HbsAg -ve, or unknown what is the next step?_____

Seizures and infantile spasms following the administration of the DPT vaccine is classified as a vaccine _____ related reaction.

BCG, MR, and JE vaccines are light-sensitive and stored in _____-colored vials.

Some vaccines are kept in a _____ coloured bottle as these vaccines & vaccine related products are sensitive to light

_____ and Tetanus are toxoid vaccinesPertussis is acellular (therefore partially toxoid)

The newer typhoid and cholera vaccines have _____ compliance

Intensified mission indradhanush: No answer _____

In Rabies prophylaxis, category _____ consists of touching or feeding animals, licks on intact skin *what's the management? _____

>_____ IU/ml tetanus antitoxin gives clinical protection

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BCG vaccine is diluted with _____

Principles of Immunization Flashcards for NEET-PG

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