Vaccine Basics
Vaccine Pros
Vaccine cons
Vaccine History
100

To help the immune system recognize and fight disease

What is the main purpose of a vaccine?

100

Vaccines protect children from what type of illnesses?

What are serious infectious diseases?
100
A common mild side effect

What is soreness or fever?

100
The disease that was eradicated worldwide through vaccination

What is smallpox?

200

When enough people are vaccinated that disease spread slows down or stops

What is herd immunity?

200

A disease reduced by vaccination

What are measles, polio, whooping cough, chicken pox.
200
A rare but serious side affect

What is severe allergic reactions?

200

The disease that caused paralysis in children before widespread vaccination

What is Polio?

300

An organization that provides vaccine guidlines

What is the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) or World Health Organization (WHO)?

300

How vaccines help immunocompromised individuals 

What is reducing the spread of disease?

300

Some parents are concerned by this part of a vaccine

What are ingredients or preservatives?

300

The first successful vaccine was created in this century 

What are the 1700's

400

Indicates the appropriate ages for a child to get vaccinations

What is the Childhood vaccine schedule?

400

A long-term complication vaccines help prevent

What is brain damage, infertility, chronic disability?

400

Concern of giving multiple vaccines at once

What is immune system overload?

400

Why vaccines were revolutionary in public health

What is prevention of disease before infection?

500

Proteins the immune system makes to fight infection

What are antibodies?

500

Why vaccines are considered cost-effective

What is reduced hospitalization and medical expenses?

500

A broader issue that influences some parents hesitation

What is distrust in pharmaceutical companies or government agencies?

500

In terms of public health, eradicated means

What is a disease is eliminated worldwide?

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