- Fever
- Allergic Reaction
- Neurological Disorder
- Immunosupprssion
- C
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Pertussis Vaccine is a vaccine that protects against whooping cough.
Health Department
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In day carrier how much ice packs are used?
- 01
- 02
- 03
- 04
- D
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In day carrier should consist of 2 sets of Ice Coolant.
One Ice Coolant consist of two ice packs.
0.5 ml of polio vaccine is given 3 times:
- 1st month, 3rd month, 7th month
- 2nd month, 4th month, 6-14 month of age
- 3rd month, 4th month, 12 month
- 1st month, 6th month, 13th month
- A
Vaccine Vial monitor is:
- Expiry Date
- Temperature Detector
- Heat Sensitive Monitor
- Injection
- C
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VVM stands for Vaccine Vial Monitor.
There are four stages of VVM.
Febrile seizures are rare anaphylaxis of:
- Hep. B
- BCG
- MMR
- DPT
- C
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Febrile Seizures is a type of fit that happen when a child has fever.
Febrile Seizures are also called Febrile Convulsions.
These types of fits may also happens during different types of illness such as Cold, Flu or an Ear Infection.
What is the dose of typhoid vaccine?
- 0.5 ml 1M injection
- 1.5 ml injection IV
- 3 ml injection 1M
- 2 ml 1M injection
- A
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There are two types of Typhoid Vaccines which are:
Inactivated Vaccine
Live Attenuated
For rubella, measles and mumps virus which vaccine is used?
- DPT
- Polio
- DT
- MMR
- D
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MMR stands for Measles, Mumps and Rubella.
A person who immunize children from various disease is _____
- Vaccinator
- Doctor
- LHV
- Pathologist
- A
Who produced first live vaccine?
- Alexander Fleming
- Louis Pasture
- King Omen
- Edward Janner
- B
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After death of his two daughters due to typhoid, Louis Pasture produced first vaccine after a lot of struggle.
Find out the pair with similar relation. Donkey : Trot :: _____ : _____
- Monkey : Waddle
- Eagle : Stride
- Cat : Leap
- Mouse : Scamper
- D
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Second word donates the motion of first word.