what is this?
it is an antigen to induce this formation
antibody
what type of serums are used for passive immunity?
immune serums or globulines
what are the routine immunization of children?
Diphtheria, Hib infection, Hep A and B, Influenza A and B, MMR, Pertussis, poliomyelitis, rotavirus, tetanus, varicella, pneumococcal infection, Covid 19 ( 5 and older)
what are the two biologic products used?
vaccines and toxoids
these globulins act rapidly but only provide temporary immunity for a period of how long?
1-3 months
what are the immunizations of adolescents and adults?
diphtheria, tetanus, HPV, pertussis, meningococcal meningitis, COVID-19, varicella if not immune, rubella. prepubertal girls, women of childbearing age
Populations at high risk for specific disease
Influenza annually
how long can someone expect to have immunity?
long-lasting
what is the therapeutic goal for globulins?
to prevent or modify disease processes
what are the contraindications for immunization use?
during febrile illness, during immunosuppressive drug therapy, during immunodeficient states, leukemia, lymphoma, generalized malignancy, pregnancy
what type of vaccine can produce a small risk of developing the disease?
live vaccines
immune globulins increase risk for this?
thrombosis
toxoids are bacterial toxins or produces modified or destroy toxicity but retain antigenic properties, these are not permanent, so they require this?
boosters