IMMUNIZATION FOR NEWBORNS BABY

TRI MUKTI WULANDARI (1811011004)

 Definition of Immunization

• Immunization is an effort to provide immunity to infants and children by entering the vaccine into the body so
that the body makes anti-substances for prevent certain diseases. While the vaccine is the material used to
stimulate the formation of anti-substances that are inserted into the body through injections such as BCG, DPT,
Measles, and mouth vaccines such as the polio vaccine.
 The purpose of immunization is to prevent certain diseases from occurring
someone and eliminate certain diseases in a group of people (population) or
even eliminate certain diseases from the world as in variola smallpox
Purpose of immunization. This last situation might occur in the type diseases that can
Immunization be transmitted through humans, such as diphtheria.
 Benefits of Immunization

a. The body defenses that are formed will be taken for life
b. Vaccination is cost-effective because it is cheap and effective
c. Vaccination is not dangerous, serious reactions are very rare, far more rarely than
complications that arise when attacked by the disease naturally.
 Types of Immunization
• Active immunization
• Is the administration of substances as
antigens that are expected to occur artificial
infection process so that the body experiences
a specific immunological reaction that will
produces a cellular and humoral response
and the production of memory cells, so that if
an infection actually occurs the body can
quickly respond.
• Passive immunization
• Is a substance (immunoglubulin) which is a
substance produced through an infectious
process that can be derived from human or
animal plasma that is used to overcome
microbes that are thought to have entered the
infected body
 1 BCG immunization (Bacillus Calmette
Guerine)

2 DPT vaccine (Diphtheria Pertussis

Tetanus)

3
Some Immunizations that TT vaccine (Tetanus Toksoid)
are Recommended in
Children 4 Polio Vaccine (Oral Polio Vaccine =
OPV)

5 Measles Vaccine.

6 Hepatitis B Vaccine
 Pros and Cons of Immunization and Vaccines
• Counter Opinion
• Vaccines are illegitimate because they use
mediaginjal apes, pigs, baby abortion, blood of
people who contract infections that incidentally
users of alcohol, drugs, and others. These are all
unlawful to use in Shari'a.
• Harmful side effects because they contain mercury,
thimerosal, aluminum, benzetonium chloride, and
other harmful substances that will trigger autism,
brain defects, and others.
• More dangers than benefits, many side effects.
• Pro opinion
• An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
Because there have been many cases of pregnant
women carrying Toxoplasma, Rubella, Hepatitis B
viruses that endanger the mother and fetus. It can
even cause a newborn to die. And can be prevented
by vaccines.
• Harmful side effects can we minimize by responding
to conditions when going to immunization and more
find out the types of vaccine brands and the correct
schedule according to the conditions of each person.
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