vaccinations... make a list of all the vaccinations you have ever had! (if you can’t remember make...
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Vaccinations...
• Make a list of all the vaccinations you have ever had! (If you can’t
remember make a list of all the ones you’ve
heard of!)
Vaccinations
• Lesson Learning Outcomes:
Increasing Difficulty
How do Vaccines Work?Listen Right
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Vaccines
Summary
Do this when notes are completed to help process
the information
Draw a flow diagram OR a cartoon to show how
vaccines work
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Acquired Immunity
• Do you remember what this means?
• Recall with your shoulder partner (2mins)
Acquired Immunity • Vaccinations also
enable acquired immunity by exposing the body to either live or inactive/dead pathogens
Acquired Immunity • Vaccinations also
enable acquired immunity by exposing the body to either live or inactive/dead pathogens
Acquired Immunity • Vaccinations also
enable acquired immunity by exposing the body to either live or inactive/dead pathogens
• This provides immunity through the production of memory cells
Acquired Immunity • Vaccinations also
enable acquired immunity by exposing the body to either live or inactive/dead pathogens
• This provides immunity through the production of memory cells
How does the HPV vaccine work?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jq346hkaEec
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Vaccines
Summarise how the HPV vaccine works in four bullet points or less
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Vinnie the Vaccine
HPV
•This is when a very high percentage of a group or community is vaccinated
against a certain disease.
PASS THE BUCK!
Herd Immunity
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•When there is herd immunity High % vaccinated so disease will never
spread in communities
•Responsibility to protects people who are not able to be vaccinated
•Responsibility to protect unborn babies
•Prevents people spreading disease when they travel to other countries, where they have less
immunity e.g Africa
Herd Immunity
vaccinated infected not vaccinated
Herd Immunity
vaccinated infected not vaccinated
Herd Immunity
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Vaccines
What is herd immunity?
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Vinnie the Vaccine
HPV
Herd Immunity
Herd Immunity • Herd immunity prevents:• Epidemics• Pandemics
What is the difference between a
pandemic and an epidemic?
Epidemic• A widespread
outbreak of an infectious disease in a community at the same particular time
• Scientists believe there may be a measles epidemic in the future
• An widespread outbreak of an infectious disease over a whole country or the world, at the same time
• Swine flu caused world-wide panic and it was feared would reach pandemic status
PandemicPandemic
Why does it matter?
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Vaccines
Summary Time
-Prioritise the top three reasons why you should get vaccinations if you
can
-Summarise the arguments FOR and
AGAINST vaccinations being mandatory in the
UK before starting school
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Vinnie the Vaccine
HPV
Herd Immunity
Why is it important that a high percentage of people are vaccinated against the same
disease?
Why would the Government wish to vaccinate as many people as possible?
How can the Government encourage people to be vaccinated?
Why might some people not want to be vaccinated?
Should vaccinations be compulsory in the UK?
Why do you have to be vaccinated for the flu every year?
Why isn’t there a vaccination for HIV?