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vaccine strain

specific variant of a virus or microorganism selected for use in vaccine production

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how many types of Influenza Vaccines

6 types

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standard-dose, unadjuvanted inactivated (IIV3)

  • egg based used for more than 70 years

  • candidate vaccine strain grown in fertilized chicken eggs & incubated to replicate


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egg allergies

  • cdc says you can still get any flu shots, unless anaphylaxis

  • flu changes strain every year


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cell culture-based inactivated (ccIIV3)

  • not grown on eggs (designed for egg allergies)

  • vaccine strain grown in mammalian cells (MDCK)


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adjuvanted inactivated (aIIV3)

  • egg-based methods

  • viruses are grown in fertilized chicken eggs, harvested, and then split/inactivated to isolate viral surface proteins

  • An oil-in-water adjuvant (MF59) added —> stronger response.


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high-dose inactivated (HD-IIV3)

  • pts over 65

  • uses egg-based method w/ 4 times the antigen


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recombinant (RIV3)

  • do not need candidate vaccine virus (CVV)

  • take hemagglutinin (HA) gene → put in baculovirus (virus infects invertebrates cells) → recombinant virus produces large amts of HA protein for vaccine


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live attenuated influenza vaccine (LAIV3)

  • egg-based

  • weakened live virus are injected in fertilized chicken eggs & incubated to replicate

  • strains → genetically modified to be ‘cold-adapted’

    • temp sensitive

    • survives in cooler nasal passages but not reproduce in warmer lungs


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influenza vaccine composition for 26-27

egg- based vaccines

  • an A/Missouri/11/2025 (H1N1) pdm09-like virus

  • an A/Darwin/1454/2025 (H3N2) -like virus

  • a B/Tokyo/EIS13-175/2025 (B/Victoria lineage) - like virus


Cell culture & recombinant vaccines

  • an A/Missouri/11/2025 (H1N1) pdm09-like virus

  • an A/Darwin/1415/2025 (H3N2) -like virus

  • a B/Pennsylvania/14/2025 (B/Victoria lineage) - like virus


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reading components

an A/Missouri/11/2025 (H1N1) pdm09-like virus

  • A/B: strain (a is more circulated)

  • location: flu is found

  • H1N1: strain, virus subtype


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practice: did child receive at least 2 flu vaccine before July 1, 2026

  • ages 6 month - 8 years


yes: give 1 dose of 26-27 flu vaccine

no/ unknown: give 2 doses of 26-27

  • one now and 4 weeks later


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influenza: 6m - 18 years

flu vaccine very year

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influenza: 18-64 years

age appropriate vaccines

  • live vac up to 49


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influenza: solid organ transplant, 18 -64 , immcom

  • high dose inactivated HD-IIV3

  • adjuvanted inactivated allIV3


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65 and older

  • high dose inac (HD-II3)

  • Adj inac (all3)

  • recombinant influenza vaccine (RIV3)


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timing for influenza vac

  • try not to vaccinate before september —> too early

  • some people might need a get two shots in a year

    • flu season starts in sept

    • ex: got flu shot in feb 26, not equipped for 26-27 season

  • continue give out unexpired vaccines after October thruout influenza season


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exceptions for vaccinations in July/ august

  • pregnant in 3rd trimester

    • mom can pass passive immunity to baby in 1st 6 months

  • children <9 years who need 2 doses a season


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what is pneumococcal vaccine for

  • serious infections by Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteria, pneumococcus

  • Pneumonia (lung infection)

  • Meningitis (brain and spinal cord infection)

  • Sepsis (bloodstream infection)

  • Ear and sinus infections


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how many types of pneumococal vaccines?

2

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polysaccharide (PPSV)

  • dif polysac (chains of complex sugars) from dif versions of antigen

  • T-cell independent

    • produces weaker immune response (older vac, not used much rn)


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conjugate (PCV)

  • poly sac of diff bacterial versions attached to a protein carrier -→ protein act T-cells

  • T-cell dependent —> make memory B-cells reduce bacterial carriage in the nose

  • better, stronger response

    • effective, once & done


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Are PCV 20 & 21 interchangeble

yes, 20 more in stock

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pneu in children


KEY: PCV20 can complete series without PPSV23; if PCV15 is used, PPSV23 8 weeks later

  • under 2; series of 4, PCV 15 or 20

    • healthy 24-59 months w/ incomplete PCV: receive 1 dose 15/20

  • 2-18 (w/ medical condition & vaccinated before 6):

    • received ≥1 dose of PCV20: done

    • no: give PCV20 or PPSV23, at least 8 weeks later

  • 6-18 (w/ med cond & no prior PCV)

    • 1 dose of 20/15

    • IF PCV 15 is used → give PPSV 23 8 weeks later