HS 200 UNIT 2 QUIZ ALL ANSWERS 100% CORRECT SPRING FALL -2022 LATEST SOLUTION GUARANTEE GRADE A+

If someone has had chickenpox early in life: Question options: 3 / 3 points Question 2 they are at risk to get shingles later in life. they will for sure get shingles later in life. they do not need the shingles vaccine. they should receive an extra “booster” of the shingles vaccine. What does the CDC recommend as the best protection against H1N1? Question options: vaccination hand washing avoiding touching your nose and mouth staying away from crowds of people Question 3 The human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccine works by preventing: Question options: the most common types of HPV. all types of HPV. one specific strain of HPV. the blood cells from becoming infected with the HPV virus. Question 4 Why do people still need to be immunized against H1N1? Question options: It can mimic other flu viruses. Question 5 Vaccines: It is eradicated and does not need to be immunized against. It is still an active pandemic. Question options: contain the same antigens or parts of antigens that causes diseases always contain live viruses are not safe substitutes for a child’s first exposure to diseases are less effective than naturally acquired immunity Question 6 The immune system recognizes germs that enter the body as “foreign invaders” or and produces proteins called in response. Question options: Antigens, antibodies Antibodies, antigens Carbohydrates, antigens Antigens, carbohydrates Question 7 Tetanus is diagnosed by: Question options: clinical symptoms only. bacteria recovered from the wound. laboratory diagnosis of the blood. x- ray of the jaw. Question 8 If you have HIV you are: Question options: no more likely to get TB than the general population protected against TB from the HIV antibodies Question 9 Women should receive the Tdap vaccine during their pregnancies, preferably in the: Question options: first trimester second trimester during labor, to ensure fastest route of transmission Question 10 Tetanus: Question options: is a mild, but chronic illness is caused by a virus leads to locking of the finger joints Question 11 Annual flu shots are important because: Question options: they cause antibodies to develop in the body immediately after vaccination. Question 12 they prevent the common cold. the flu virus is the same very year but boosters are needed to maintain immunity. Live attenuated (weakened) vaccines fight viruses. The vaccine contains the weakened virus and does not cause disease in persons with a healthy immune system. Which of the following is true? Question options: The live attenuated virus is closest to natural infection A child undergoing chemotherapy can safely be vaccinated with a live attenuated vaccine An example of a live attenuated vaccine is the polio vaccine Another term for a live attenuated vaccine is a toxoid vaccine Question 13 The shingles vaccine is recommended to: Question options: prevent shingles from occurring. to treat active shingles. to treat genital herpes. to treat post-herpetic neuralgia. Question 14 How does tetanus spread? Question options: From person to person contact Through any bodily exposure to oxygen From exposure to farm animals Question 15 Measles is considered: Question options: the most deadly of childhood diseases. the least deadly of childhood diseases. not particularly contagious. to be no longer a threat.