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Chapter 9

Chapter 9 Naomi Schutte-Smith

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Adolescent An individual 12 to 18 years of age.
Immunity The resistance of the body to the effects of a harmful agent, such as a pathogenic microorganism and its toxins.
Immunization (active, artificial) The process of becoming immune or of rendering an individual immune through the use of a vaccine or toxoid.
Infant A child from birth to 12 months old.
Length (recumbent) The measurement from the vertex of the head to the heel of the foot in a supine position.
Pediatrician A physician who specializes in the care and development of children and the diagnosis and treatment of children's diseases.
Pediatrics The branch of medicine that deals with the care and development of children and the diagnosis and treatment of children's diseases.
Preschool child A child 3 to 6 years of age.
School-age child A child 6 to 12 years of age.
Toddler A child 1 to 3 years of age.
Toxiod A toxin that has been treated by heat/chemicals to destroy it's harmful properties It is administered to an individual to prevent an infectious disease by stimulating the production of antibodies in that individual.
Vaccine A suspension of attenuated (weakened) or killed MO's administered to an individual to prevent an infectious disease by stimulating the production of antibodies in that individual.
Vertex The top of the head
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