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Subido el 11 de junio de 2024 por Compdigedu ies josesaramago arganda

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Último episodio de HEALTHYcast en Saramago FM de esta temporada, un programa realizado por alumnos de 3º ESO en Biología sobre hábitos de vida saludable. En este episodio hablan sobre las vacunas.

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Hi everyone, welcome to a new episode of HealthyCast. 00:00:02
Now we are going to talk about vaccines, principal ones and some information about each of them. 00:00:10
Johnny Price, go to room number 7. 00:00:21
Good morning little Johnny, how are you? 00:00:24
He's fine, we have come here for getting the hepatitis B vaccine so it's obligatory. 00:00:26
He is one year old. 00:00:31
Ok, so let's start, please come with me. 00:00:32
No, no, no, wait a minute, I have some doubts about this vaccine. 00:00:35
Could you call your superior? 00:00:38
All right, Dr. Amanda Smith is now coming. 00:00:40
Hi there, what's the problem? Do you need some help? 00:00:45
Of course we need some help. 00:00:48
Ms. Price has some doubts about the hepatitis B vaccine and would like you to solve some of them. 00:00:50
Perfect, so what doubts do you have? 00:00:55
There are a lot, ma'am. What is a vaccine and why my son needs to get it? 00:00:58
Okay, vaccines are methods that help you create antibodies against a disease. 00:01:02
are dead or attenuated microorganisms that help the body recognize the illness. 00:01:07
So when your son gets ill, the antibodies will already be created 00:01:12
and will not be fatal or harmful. 00:01:17
You also have to know that hepatitis B causes inflammation in the liver 00:01:20
and in little kids could be fatal. 00:01:24
Okay, and what if my child develops secondary effects? 00:01:27
Maybe some vaccines contain harmful elements such as mercury. 00:01:30
problems and secondary effects caused by vaccines are so unusual i could say almost impossible 00:01:34
mispriced and the oms prohibited years ago the existence of harmful elements in vaccines such 00:01:40
as mercury or aluminum if you say so thanks for all dr smith so please let's finish with let's 00:01:46
finish with this you're welcome it's my job if you don't need anything else i'll go back to work 00:01:54
have a good day. So come here little Johnny come and get your vaccine come and protect the future 00:01:59
you. Oh no there's one class left until we have the exam I'm so scared and stressed about it 00:02:04
medicine is being harder than I imagined. Don't worry that much you only need to remember some 00:02:20
vaccines and their functions if you want we can make a little revision about it. That sounds good 00:02:25
would you like to start with the chicken pox vaccine I don't remember anything at all. Hi there 00:02:30
I also need some help about the exam. Can I make the revision with you? 00:02:36
Of course, now let's start. 00:02:39
What vaccine can prevent the chickenpox? I can't remember the name of it. 00:02:42
It's called varicella vaccine. 00:02:46
And it causes rashes, fever and tiredness. It's very frequent in little children. 00:02:47
Ah, now I get it. Okay, so I hope my mind will remember it. 00:02:53
And for what age it's recommended to get it? Was it for children or newborns? 00:02:58
I think it's recommended for children after the age of one. 00:03:03
Yeah, that's correct. 00:03:06
So, it's not that hard, don't you think? 00:03:07
Now that you helped me, it's not. Thank you, girls. Without you, I wouldn't remember the chicken pox vaccine. Love you. 00:03:09
You're welcome. Always feel free to ask anything. Love you, too. 00:03:16
Oh, the teacher is coming with exams. Good luck, y'all. 00:03:20
Hi, everyone. Welcome to the third part of our vaccines podcast. 00:03:33
We're here again with a very important pharmaceutical who's going to talk about the tetanus vaccine. So, y'all listen up. 00:03:37
Good morning, Mrs. Elizabeth Astin. How are you? 00:03:44
Good morning, Mrs. Hannah and Sarah. I'm fine. 00:03:47
Ready for solving all types of doubts and questions you have about our vaccine. 00:03:49
Glad to hear that. So let's get started. 00:03:55
Feel free to ask whatever you have doubts about. 00:03:58
Let's first talk about the illness. What is tetanus? 00:04:01
Tetanus is a very fatal illness of the nervous system caused by a bacteria created in roasted metals. 00:04:05
And that seems scary and interesting. 00:04:11
Now, let's focus on the vaccine. At what age can it be applied? 00:04:13
It can be applied after 12 years. It's recommended to get the vaccine as soon as you can. 00:04:17
So, as said before, it's a serious illness and anyone at any age could get infected. 00:04:22
The public has a very frequent doubt in society. 00:04:28
These vaccines could worsen my allergies or can be harmful if I am pregnant? 00:04:31
Oh, I have heard this question so many times. 00:04:35
As a specialist I am, I could guarantee that problems caused by vaccines are so unusual that could be called impossible. 00:04:38
You're right. Maybe we should trust more the specialists. 00:04:45
And another question comes up. 00:04:49
People think children are already immune. Is that true? 00:04:51
It's just the contrary of what people really think. 00:04:55
Children are not immune at all. 00:04:57
We can also say that they are weaker. 00:04:59
The answer is no. Children are not already immune and need to get vaccines to be completely safe. 00:05:01
That makes so much sense. We have no time left, Ms. Elizabeth. 00:05:07
Thank you for your time and also for your hard work in helping our entire society. 00:05:11
Thank you, too, for giving me the opportunity of clarifying people's doubts. 00:05:16
And maybe in the near future, people will trust more on vaccines and their utility. 00:05:21
My final message is vaccines save lives, protect communities, and help us all thrive. 00:05:26
Trust in science. Together, we can conquer any disease. 00:05:32
We also have to thank all our listeners for being here one more time. 00:05:37
See you in the next episode. Bye. 00:05:41
Idioma/s:
en
Autor/es:
Julia Ferrández Navarro
Subido por:
Compdigedu ies josesaramago arganda
Licencia:
Reconocimiento - Compartir igual
Visualizaciones:
25
Fecha:
11 de junio de 2024 - 19:54
Visibilidad:
Público
Centro:
IES JOSÉ SARAMAGO
Duración:
05′ 48″
Relación de aspecto:
1.00:1
Resolución:
1080x1080 píxeles
Tamaño:
55.73 MBytes

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