Module 2 Quiz

Using the word bank, fill in the blanks with the correct abbreviation to these types of influenza vaccines authorized for use in Canada.

Word bank:

RIV

IIV

LAIV

Two of the main types of influenza vaccines are offered as injections. Which type is offered as a nasal spray?

Valency is a sub-category of each of the types of influenza vaccines and are represented by numerals after letters in a vaccine’s name. What is the definition of valency?

Using the word bank, fill in the blanks with the correct abbreviation for each type of influenza vaccine authorized for use in Canada.

Word bank:

Recombinant influenza vaccines (RIV)

Live-attenuated influenza vaccines (LAIV)

Inactive influenza vaccines (IIV)

Using the word bank, fill in the blanks with the correct type of vaccine valencies approved for use in Canada below.

Word bank:

monovalent (1-strain)

bivalent (2-strain)

trivalent (3-strain)

quadrivalent (4-strain)

Influenza vaccines in Canada can be classified based on their formulation. Match each abbreviation with its corresponding vaccine formulation from the options below:

Word bank:

-Adj

-SD

-HD

For individuals over the age of 65 years, which vaccines are preferentially recommended by NACI? Select all that apply.

True or False? Provinces and territories in Canada all have their own immunization plans and programs. They also have their own recommendations and coverage for influenza vaccination that are guided by NACI’s recommendations and advice.