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A contraindication for vaccines is a rare condition in a recipient that increases the risk for a serious adverse reaction.
True
The only contraindication applicable to all vaccines is a history of a mild allergic reaction after a prior dose of vaccine.
False
A precaution indicates a condition in the recipient that may decrease the risk of a serious adverse reaction.
False
Immune globulins are antibodies synthesized by T lymphocytes.
False
Passive immunization with immune globulin is indicated when an individual with a low risk of exposure is exposed to an agent and there is inadequate time for active immunization.
False
Immune globulin contains antibodies that weaken the immune system.
False
Active immunization is preferred over passive immunization when there is sufficient time for vaccination before exposure to a disease.
True
Immunoglobulins constitute the basis of the cellular immune response.
False
Precautions in vaccination are typically related to mild conditions that do not impact the immune response.
False
Passive immunization with immune globulin may be used when a disease is already present and requires treatment with antibodies.
True
Learn about the expanded uses of intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) beyond replacement therapy for immunodeficiencies, including bacterial and viral infections, autoimmune diseases, and inflammatory conditions. Explore the proposed mechanisms of action of IVIG, such as modulation of Fc receptors on leukocytes.
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