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The average American child is vaccinated for polio, tetanus, diphtheria, whooping cough, measles, German measles, mumps, hepatitis B, and Hemophilius influenza type b. Effective immunizations also exist for chicken pox, rabies, typhoid, yellow fever, influenza, hepatitis A, meningococcal meningitis, Japanese B encephalitis and pneumococcal pneumonia. Less effective immunizations are available for cholera, plague, and tuberculosis. For some diseases, the body needs a periodic reminder so that it doesn't forget how to make the right antibody. Adults need a tetanus and a diphtheria "booster" every ten years throughout their life.
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What diseases are Australian children currently immunized against?
imunization sucks home wor k sucks
Why do you get immunized?
To avoid catching contagious diseases.
How immunization is used in the control of transmissible diseases?
They figure if you get a yearly shot against theses different communicable diseases that this will help keep the person from getting theses different conditions so this is why they like to give a shot so your being inoculated against them.
Why are children immunized?
to protect them against disease / illnesses .
Should all kids be required to get immunizations?
Really, it is a must to all babies and kids be immunized as per requirement by the Health Authority. This is to avoid sickness, infections and other widespread diseases.
The state of being prtected against a particular disease is?
It means that you are immunised against that disease
What are the two ways that people can be immunized against specific disease?
passive and active immunity
Why milkmaid were renowned being pretty?
They were renowned for being pretty because they were immunized against smallpox.
Why do you have to get shots when you go in to middle school?
You should be immunized because it helps put an end to serious diseases. If we stopped getting shots, diseases that are almost unknown would start coming back.
What is the importants of health in travel?
Other than the obvious important health safety in you home country, you must be aware that when traveling abroad you much become immunized against diseases that my not be an issue in your home country. Contact your health department for more information.
Below is a map showing the percentage of infants immunized against measles. How is a child's protection against this disease affected by living in a developed country, like Australia or Canada, or an underdeveloped country, like Nigeria or Somalia?
Children in underdeveloped countries are not as frequently immunized as those living in developed countries. :) -Apex-
Do you get shots for homeschooling?
A child should be properly immunized. Period. The child will still be interacting with others at some point and can still encounter various pathogens in whatever environments they may encounter. It is in the best interest of your child's safety to have them immunized as recommended by your primary care physician. Please talk to your doctor more about this and what they recommend your child be immunized against.
