12 Questions
What is the purpose of immunization?
To protect the body against a specific infectious agent
Why are most vaccines given more than once?
Because the first dose gives only half the protection needed
Which disease is NOT covered by the DPT vaccine?
Tuberculosis
What does OPV stand for in the context of vaccination?
Oral Polio Vaccine
Which virus causes Measles as mentioned in the text?
Measles virus
What is the primary benefit of an early start with Hepatitis B vaccine?
Reducing the chance of acquiring Hepatic CA
Which method of protection against diseases involves administration of drugs to prevent infection?
Chemoprophylaxis
What is the main causative agent of Influenza?
Influenza virus A,B, C
Which disease ranks 6th in the leading cause of morbidity in the Philippines according to the Department of Health?
Influenza
What is the mode of transmission for Influenza?
By direct contact or droplet infection
What is the most important procedure for preventing the transfer of microorganisms and nosocomial infections?
Handwashing
Which disease is characterized by symptoms such as fever, chills, headaches, cough, and sore throat?
Influenza
Learn about the process of immunization, including introducing vaccines into the body to produce antibodies for protection against specific infectious agents. Understand the importance of multiple vaccine doses, including boosters, to provide full protection against diseases.
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