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N334 EXAM 2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST
UPDATE GRADED A 2025/2026
Terms in this set (301)
active immunity antigenic immune response with antibody
formation to an infection through administration
of a vaccine or toxoid or through natural
exposure to the disease
antigenicity ability of an antigen to bind specifically with
certain products to promote better antibody
formation
immunization bolstering a person's immune system by
inducing antibody formation, thereby providing
active protection against a specific
infectious disease
passive immunity temporary state of immunity produced in a
person who is susceptible to an infectious
organism by administering serum containing
antibodies to the disease
toxoids altered bacterial toxins that are administered to
stimulate antitoxin production and protect
against the harmful effects of the toxin
vaccines microorganisms or components of
microorganisms that are administered to
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stimulate antibody production against the
microorganism prior to a natural infection
active natural when you get sick
active artificial vaccination with killed or weakened pathogens
passive natural mother to baby
passive artificial - vaccination with immune serum with specific antibodies
- immune globulin (IG)
Black Box Warning IG can increase patient's risk of development of
products thrombosis prophylactically
How is a rabies shot - IG jumpstarts immune system (artificial passive
after getting bit by a immunity)
bat an example of - Give active artificial vaccine (artificial active immunity)
artificial active and - If rabies from bat gets into system (natural active
passive immunity? immunity)
What types of immunity all of them
results in production of
antibodies?
What age is Hep B 1 and 6 mo
recommended?
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AM Quizlet
What age is Varicella post-exposure to chickenpox
recommended?
What age is Zoster 50 yo
recommended?
What age is Flu vaccine 6 months
recommended?
What age is Tetanus 6 years
vaccine
recommended?
What age is HPV vaccine 9 yo
recommended?
What time of year should September and October
the flu vaccine ideally be
administered?
Assess the type of wound and provide appropriate
wound care.
Clean wounds contaminated with dirt, feces,
soil, and saliva; clean puncture wounds from
crushing, tears, burns, and frostbite. Wounds
Tetanus prophylaxis in containing necrotic or gangrenous area should
wound management be débrided.
(CDC/ACIP) is as Tetanus toxoid: For children age less than 7
follows: years, DTaP (DT if pertussis vaccine is
contraindicated); for children age ≥7 years and
adults, Td is preferred to tetanus toxoid alone;
Tdap may be preferred if the patient has not
previously been
vaccinated with Tdap or if tetanus vaccine is
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N334 EXAM 2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST
UPDATE GRADED A 2025/2026
Terms in this set (301)
active immunity antigenic immune response with antibody
formation to an infection through administration
of a vaccine or toxoid or through natural
exposure to the disease
antigenicity ability of an antigen to bind specifically with
certain products to promote better antibody
formation
immunization bolstering a person's immune system by
inducing antibody formation, thereby providing
active protection against a specific
infectious disease
passive immunity temporary state of immunity produced in a
person who is susceptible to an infectious
organism by administering serum containing
antibodies to the disease
toxoids altered bacterial toxins that are administered to
stimulate antitoxin production and protect
against the harmful effects of the toxin
vaccines microorganisms or components of
microorganisms that are administered to
1/
21
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AM
stimulate antibody production against the
microorganism prior to a natural infection
active natural when you get sick
active artificial vaccination with killed or weakened pathogens
passive natural mother to baby
passive artificial - vaccination with immune serum with specific antibodies
- immune globulin (IG)
Black Box Warning IG can increase patient's risk of development of
products thrombosis prophylactically
How is a rabies shot - IG jumpstarts immune system (artificial passive
after getting bit by a immunity)
bat an example of - Give active artificial vaccine (artificial active immunity)
artificial active and - If rabies from bat gets into system (natural active
passive immunity? immunity)
What types of immunity all of them
results in production of
antibodies?
What age is Hep B 1 and 6 mo
recommended?
2/
21
, 8/21/25, 8:20 N334 Exam 2 Flashcards |
AM Quizlet
What age is Varicella post-exposure to chickenpox
recommended?
What age is Zoster 50 yo
recommended?
What age is Flu vaccine 6 months
recommended?
What age is Tetanus 6 years
vaccine
recommended?
What age is HPV vaccine 9 yo
recommended?
What time of year should September and October
the flu vaccine ideally be
administered?
Assess the type of wound and provide appropriate
wound care.
Clean wounds contaminated with dirt, feces,
soil, and saliva; clean puncture wounds from
crushing, tears, burns, and frostbite. Wounds
Tetanus prophylaxis in containing necrotic or gangrenous area should
wound management be débrided.
(CDC/ACIP) is as Tetanus toxoid: For children age less than 7
follows: years, DTaP (DT if pertussis vaccine is
contraindicated); for children age ≥7 years and
adults, Td is preferred to tetanus toxoid alone;
Tdap may be preferred if the patient has not
previously been
vaccinated with Tdap or if tetanus vaccine is
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