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- In no more than 2 paragraphs, explain what vaccines are and how they work. Also, explain how the Covid vaccines work (pick one - Moderna, Pfizer or J&J), possible side effects and whether or not people should be concerned with receiving the vaccine. Lastly, discuss the arguments of anti-vaxxers and whether you agree or disagree with them.Importance of vaccineOrganize and produce an infomercial regarding the ways on how to prevent the common illness influenza Video length minimum of 1.5 minutes, maximum of 3 minutes
- True or False1. Cholera is an example of a vector borne disease2. Tourniquet is an example of a fomite3. Transmission of Neisseria gonorrhoeae to the baby is considered prenatal transmission4. HIV can be transmitted via prenatal5. Infectious agent is also the pathogenic organismWhat can help to prevent the sread of AIDSAs an Early Childhood Institution (E.C.I), it's there responsibility to ensure the safety and wel- being of the children in their care. why you disagree with the statement the HIV/AIDS status of the children should be make public.?
- Which is not true of measles vaccine? lt can be given at the same time as DPT It is alright to give measles vaccine to a child with diarrhea and low grade fever It should be given at nine months because it provides higher protection than if it is given at 12 months It is given subcutaneouslyWhat is mRAN vaccine and how mRAN vaccine is working in our body. It is very important i need the full explanation answer for this.Which influenza vaccination could provide a stronger immune response ima patients that is 65 years or older