Assessment 2
Question 4
Complete each statement by choosing the correct option from the drop-down list.
1. | Aluminium salts used in vaccines as can occasionally cause a sterile abscess at the injection site. |
2. | The effectiveness of some live attenuated vaccines can be maintained during storage by the addition of . |
3. | The addition of trace amounts of prevents bacterial contamination of tissue culture cells in which vaccine viruses are grown. |
4. | Thiomersal is the most common of the used to prevent bacterial and fungal growth in multidose vaccines. |
5. | The polioviruses used in manufacturing IPV are inactivated by treatment with . |
6. | The immune response to some vaccines is enhanced by the addition of . |
Correct answers:
- Aluminium salts used in vaccines as adjuvants can occasionally cause a sterile abscess at the injection site.
- The effectiveness of some live attenuated vaccines can be maintained during storage by the addition of stabilizers.
- The addition of trace amounts of antibiotics prevents bacterial contamination of tissue culture cells in which vaccine viruses are grown.
- Thiomersal is the most common of the preservatives used to prevent bacterial and fungal growth in multidose vaccines.
- The polioviruses used in manufacturing IPV are inactivated by treatment with formaldehyde.
- The immune response to some vaccines is enhanced by the addition of adjuvants.