COVID-19, Immunology, and Infectious Disease Panel
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* 1. Name and email
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* 2. How does an infectious disease specialist analyze COVID-19?

Specialists analyze the health issues that occur uniquely, are more widespread, or are more difficult to control in tropical and subtropical regions.

They focus on how the disease has spread, how the body fights COVID-19, and how to control the pandemic.

The physicians that research and study the molecular and biological features of viruses and diseases.

Physicians deal with the prevention and management of health problems of international travelers.

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* 3. Which one is NOT a vaccine currently available to the public?

Johnson & Johnson

Pfizer

Moderna

Novavax

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* 4. Can a patient get COVID-19 from the vaccine?

It depends on their pre-existing conditions and previous exposure.

No, the antibodies produced from the vaccine cannot infect a patient.

Yes, it has happened to a small population of those who has gotten the vaccine.

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* 5. What is NOT a current issue with global vaccine rollout?

Consistent bottlenecking in vaccine registration and obtaining

Racial disparities in vaccine distribution

Lack of effectivity in public dosages

Insufficient consideration of all risk factors (income inequality, obesity, disabilities, etc.)

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* 6. How does the mRNA vaccine work?

mRNA vaccines use the killed version of what causes COVID-19. Since it is typically weaker, a patient may need several dosages.

The vaccine contains inactivated bacterial/viral toxin elements that are capable of instructing the immune system to develop antibodies to activated toxins.

The mRNA vaccine provides a weaker or attenuated viruses to generate immunity.

The mRNA tells the cell to make the protein antibodies as well as a memory response to the disease.

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* 7. How does immunology related to infectious disease?

The immunology of infectious disease involves studies of how the immune system responds to infectious agents and how infectious agents interact with, modify or evade the immune system.

Immunology and infectious disease develops vaccines and therapeutics against viral pathogens and determines how viruses replicate together.

The two fields combined studies and analyzes the distribution, patterns and determinants of health and disease conditions in defined populations.

Combined, they become a branch of biology and medicine dealing with a system of glands, its diseases, and its specific secretions known as hormones.

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* 8. How would an immunologist researcher be involved in the development of the COVID-19 vaccine?

Diagnoses and treats the disease for those with the vaccine

Studies the distribution and determinants of the disease and related events in specified populations

Seeks new knowledge on how COVID-19 causes infections and spreads

Develops novel antibiotics, improved therapies, and ensures patient safety for the COVID-19 vaccine

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* 9. If a patient has previously recovered from COVID-19, should the patient still get the vaccine?

No, being exposed to the virus once is enough.

No, it is impossible for a patient to catch COVID-19 again after recovering.

Yes, experts do not yet know how long they are protected from getting sick again after recovering from COVID-19.

Yes, it better, and more safely, prepares their immune system so it will be ready to fight the virus if exposed again.

COVID-19, Immunology, and Infectious Disease PanelGet 6/8 or higher to certify your hours!

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* 1. Name and emailUse the email you used to register for the event

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* 2. How does an infectious disease specialist analyze COVID-19?

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* 3. Which one is NOT a vaccine currently available to the public?

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* 4. Can a patient get COVID-19 from the vaccine?

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* 5. What is NOT a current issue with global vaccine rollout?

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* 6. How does the mRNA vaccine work?

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* 7. How does immunology related to infectious disease?

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* 8. How would an immunologist researcher be involved in the development of the COVID-19 vaccine?

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* 9. If a patient has previously recovered from COVID-19, should the patient still get the vaccine?

COVID-19, Immunology, and Infectious Disease Panel
Get 6/8 or higher to certify your hours!

* 1. Name and email
Use the email you used to register for the event