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What was the impact of Wakefield's paper on parents?
What was the impact of Wakefield's paper on parents?
- Parents didn't change their vaccination behavior
- Parents became more supportive of vaccination
- Parents started vaccinating their kids more regularly
- Many parents chose not to vaccinate their kids based on the paper (correct)
Why did some activists fight against vaccination according to the text?
Why did some activists fight against vaccination according to the text?
- To get attention from the public
- To prevent infectious diseases
- To support the government's initiatives
- To avoid uncomfortable implications of vaccination (correct)
What is implicatory denial related to according to the text?
What is implicatory denial related to according to the text?
- Promoting pseudo-treatments for diseases
- Supporting public health initiatives
- Choosing to deny reality to avoid uncomfortable implications (correct)
- Encouraging vaccination for infectious diseases
What is an implication of government-mandated vaccination according to the text?
What is an implication of government-mandated vaccination according to the text?
What is the implication of being able to prevent infectious diseases through vaccination?
What is the implication of being able to prevent infectious diseases through vaccination?
What is implicatory acceptance of vaccination according to the text?
What is implicatory acceptance of vaccination according to the text?
What did Michele Bachman claim about the HPV vaccine?
What did Michele Bachman claim about the HPV vaccine?
What did some parents decide not to do based on Wakefield's paper?
What did some parents decide not to do based on Wakefield's paper?
What are some motivations of the activists fighting against vaccination according to the text?
What are some motivations of the activists fighting against vaccination according to the text?
What is implicatory denial related to in the context of vaccination?
What is implicatory denial related to in the context of vaccination?
What implication is associated with government-mandated vaccination according to the text?
What implication is associated with government-mandated vaccination according to the text?
What did some parents decide not to do based on Wakefield's paper?
What did some parents decide not to do based on Wakefield's paper?
What is the main factor that allows the attenuated poliovirus to mutate into the wild type virus?
What is the main factor that allows the attenuated poliovirus to mutate into the wild type virus?
Why is the attenuated poliovirus able to infect non-vaccinated people?
Why is the attenuated poliovirus able to infect non-vaccinated people?
What is a characteristic of LIVE ATTENUATED VACCINES according to the text?
What is a characteristic of LIVE ATTENUATED VACCINES according to the text?
What is a potential risk associated with MMR vaccines mentioned in the text?
What is a potential risk associated with MMR vaccines mentioned in the text?
What is a consequence of varicella zoster virus (chicken pox) moving to neuronal tissues and staying there for the rest of a person's life?
What is a consequence of varicella zoster virus (chicken pox) moving to neuronal tissues and staying there for the rest of a person's life?
Why is influenza vaccine since 2003 considered suitable for healthy and young individuals?
Why is influenza vaccine since 2003 considered suitable for healthy and young individuals?
What happens if a child who has been vaccinated against chicken pox is exposed to an individual with chicken pox?
What happens if a child who has been vaccinated against chicken pox is exposed to an individual with chicken pox?
Why are live attenuated vaccines not recommended for immunocompromised individuals according to the text?
Why are live attenuated vaccines not recommended for immunocompromised individuals according to the text?
What is the significance of varicella zoster virus (chicken pox) staying in neuronal tissues for the rest of a person's life?
What is the significance of varicella zoster virus (chicken pox) staying in neuronal tissues for the rest of a person's life?
What is a characteristic of influenza vaccine since 2003 as mentioned in the text?
What is a characteristic of influenza vaccine since 2003 as mentioned in the text?
Why is live attenuated influenza vaccine since 2003 suitable for healthy and young individuals?
Why is live attenuated influenza vaccine since 2003 suitable for healthy and young individuals?
What happens if a person who had chicken pox as a child gets exposed to an individual with chicken pox later in life?
What happens if a person who had chicken pox as a child gets exposed to an individual with chicken pox later in life?
Which virus did Edward Jenner use to create the first safe smallpox vaccine?
Which virus did Edward Jenner use to create the first safe smallpox vaccine?
What is the process of creating a virus strain that is less virulent for humans?
What is the process of creating a virus strain that is less virulent for humans?
What type of immunity occurs when the vaccination of a portion of the population provides protection to unprotected individuals?
What type of immunity occurs when the vaccination of a portion of the population provides protection to unprotected individuals?
Which vaccine is an example of a live attenuated vaccine that is sensitive to maternal antibodies if given to babies before 12 months of age?
Which vaccine is an example of a live attenuated vaccine that is sensitive to maternal antibodies if given to babies before 12 months of age?
What is the process through which a pathogenic virus changes its ability to grow efficiently in human cells when grown in animal cells?
What is the process through which a pathogenic virus changes its ability to grow efficiently in human cells when grown in animal cells?
What type of virus is an organism with an ability to replicate in the host cell?
What type of virus is an organism with an ability to replicate in the host cell?
Why are live attenuated vaccines stored at -20 degrees?
Why are live attenuated vaccines stored at -20 degrees?
What is the risk associated with live attenuated vaccines if given to babies before 12 months of age?
What is the risk associated with live attenuated vaccines if given to babies before 12 months of age?
What is the term for type of immunity that develops after exposure to a disease or receiving a vaccine?
What is the term for type of immunity that develops after exposure to a disease or receiving a vaccine?
What makes attenuated vaccines prone to mutating backwards and becoming wild types?
What makes attenuated vaccines prone to mutating backwards and becoming wild types?
What is the process through which a virus becomes less virulent after serial infection in a specific host?
What is the process through which a virus becomes less virulent after serial infection in a specific host?
What type of vaccine was developed against rabies virus by Louis Pasteur in 1885?
What type of vaccine was developed against rabies virus by Louis Pasteur in 1885?
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