Case 3 Sue went to the local health department to get a vaccine for Hepatitis B

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Case 3 Sue went to the local health department to get a vaccine for Hepatitis B for a healthcare program. She did not complete her vaccine series of 3 shots (she only took 1). Her program would not accept a single vaccine and required she provide proof of immunity with a titer result. 1. Why would the program not accept that Sue was vaccinated? What type of immunity is developed from this type of vaccination and why? (Note: the vaccine is genetically engineered DNA segment of the viral gene that was inserted in a yeast cell) 2. If the vaccine was antibodies that are administered, what type of immunity would be developed and why? 3.

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Hepatites B vaccine is a safe and effective 3- shot series that protect against the hepatities B virus..if you don't get to shot three of series for two years of if you never got to shot two you can resume right from frim where yoi left off,and continue without the need for repeating the series...

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adequte immunity is generated by this vaccination because it is injected DNA segment of the viral gene that was inserted in yeast cell...

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Passive immunity developed by antibidies vaccine..

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