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Chapter18MicroFinal

Vaccines

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Variolation primitve form vaccination, exposing blood to minuscule amount of small pox
Edward Jenner developed vaccination
Vaccine = Artificially Acquired Active Immunity
Principal Viral Vaccines measles, influenz, rabies, hep B, chicken pox, etc..
Principal Bacterial Vaccines Tetanus, meningococcal meningitis, pheomococcal pneomonia
Attenuated whole-agent Vaccine mutated weakenen microorganism
Inactivated whole-agent vaccines killed bacteria or virus
Toxoid inactivated toxin
Precipitation Reaction interaction of soluble antigens with immunoglobulins (IgG or IgM) antibodies
Precipitation Reaction is a test where we know the antibody and are checking if the person has the disease
Precipitation curve optimum rx in the zone of equivalence
Seroconversion from no antibodies to the presence of antibodies
Agglutination Reaction interaction of particular cells that carry antigens or insoluble antigens with antibodies
Type A produces anibodies for B
Type B produces antibodies for A
Type AB produces antibodies for none
Type O produces antibodies for A and B
Type AB is universal acceptor
Type O is universal donor
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