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    Compare & Contrast Graphic Organizer Comparation of Covid - 19 Vaccines (Sinovac and Astrazeneca Vaccines)

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    This document compares the Sinovac and AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines. Some key differences are that the second dose of the Sinovac vaccine is administered 28 days after the first, while the second AstraZeneca dose is 12 weeks later. The Sinovac vaccine uses an inactivated virus platform, while AstraZeneca uses a viral-vector platform. Both vaccines are administered via intramuscular injection in the upper left arm and are not recommended for COVID survivors, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or those under 18 or with certain medical conditions. The conclusion states that COVID vaccination aims to reduce transmission and protect communities so they can remain socially and economically productive.

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    This document compares the Sinovac and AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines. Some key differences are that the second dose of the Sinovac vaccine is administered 28 days after the first, while the second AstraZeneca dose is 12 weeks later. The Sinovac vaccine uses an inactivated virus platform, while AstraZeneca uses a viral-vector platform. Both vaccines are administered via intramuscular injection in the upper left arm and are not recommended for COVID survivors, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or those under 18 or with certain medical conditions. The conclusion states that COVID vaccination aims to reduce transmission and protect communities so they can remain socially and economically productive.

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    This document compares the Sinovac and AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines. Some key differences are that the second dose of the Sinovac vaccine is administered 28 days after the first, while the second AstraZeneca dose is 12 weeks later. The Sinovac vaccine uses an inactivated virus platform, while AstraZeneca uses a viral-vector platform. Both vaccines are administered via intramuscular injection in the upper left arm and are not recommended for COVID survivors, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or those under 18 or with certain medical conditions. The conclusion states that COVID vaccination aims to reduce transmission and protect communities so they can remain socially and economically productive.

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    INDIVIDUAL ENGLISH ASSIGMENT

    COMPARE & CONTRAST GRAPHIC ORGANIZER

    COMPARATION OF COVID -19 VACCINES (SINOVAC AND ASTRAZENECA


    VACCINES)

    This paper was prepared to fulfill the individual English assignment 


    Lecturer: Mr. Tan Agung

    Arranged by:

    NERS PROFESSIONAL STUDY

    SEMARANG NURSING DEPARTMENT 

     SEMARANG HEALTH POLYTECHNIC OF HEALTH MINISTRY 

    2021
    Compare & Contrast Graphic Organizer

    Sinovac Vaccine is a Covid AstraZeneca Vaccine is a vaccine from the


    vaccine which was founded in Oxford-AstraZeneca collaboration, which is a
    2001 in Beijing by our CEO, Mr. vaccine capable of triggering an immune
    Weidong Yin. response against diseases such as COVID-19.

    Different Features Similar Features Different Features


    The best time to The COVID-19 The second dose of
    receive the second vaccine is given by AstraZeneca-
    dose is 28 days after intramuscular produced COVID-
    injection in the upper
    the first injection 19 vaccine was
    left arm.
    received 12 weeks
    Platform by
    Vaccination is not after the first dose.
    inactivated virus given to Covid-19
    survivors (has been Platform by viral-
    The number of doses
    declared cured for at vector (non
    of vaccine 2 is 0.5
    least 3 months), replicating)
    per dose.
    pregnant women,
    breastfeeding, aged < The number of doses
    18 years, and some 1-2 is 0.5 per dose.
    morbid conditions.

    Conclusion:
    COVID-19 vaccination aims to reduce the transmission/transmission of COVID-19,
    reduce morbidity and mortality due to COVID-19, achieve herd immunity, and
    protect the community from COVID-19 to remain socially and economically
    productive.
    The provision of COVID-19 vaccination, accompanied by the implementation of strict
    health protocols, is an acceleration effort in the context of dealing with the pandemic
    COVID-19 vaccination activities include the stages of planning, implementation as
    well as monitoring and evaluation, where all of these stages will be supported by an
    integrated information system.
    Comparation of Covid -19 Vaccines (Sinovac and AstraZeneca Vaccines)

    Sinovac Vaccine is a Covid vaccine that was founded in 2001 in Beijing by our
    CEO, Mr. Weidong Yin. Meanwhile, AstraZeneca Vaccine is a vaccine from the Oxford-
    AstraZeneca collaboration, which is a vaccine capable of triggering an immune response
    against diseases such as COVID-19.
    Sinovac vaccine exclusivity is the best time to receive the second dose is 28 days
    after the first injection, platform by inactivated virus and the number of doses of vaccine 2
    is 0.5 per dose.
    Whereas for the second dose of the AstraZeneca-produced COVID-19 vaccine was
    received 12 weeks after the first dose, platform by viral-vector (non replicating) and the
    number of doses 1-2 is 0.5 per dose.
    Both vaccines have something in common, that is the purpose of the COVID-19
    vaccine is given by intramuscular injection in the upper left arm, and vaccination is not
    given to Covid-19 survivors (has been declared cured for at least 3 months), pregnant
    women, breastfeeding, aged < 18 years, and some morbid conditions.
    Thus, COVID-19 vaccination aims to reduce the transmission/transmission of
    COVID-19, reduce morbidity and mortality due to COVID-19, achieve herd immunity,
    and protect the community from COVID-19 to remain socially and economically
    productive. The provision of COVID-19 vaccination, accompanied by the implementation
    of strict health protocols, is an acceleration effort in the context of dealing with the
    pandemic COVID-19 vaccination activities include the stages of planning, implementation
    as well as monitoring and evaluation, where all of these stages will be supported by an
    integrated information system.
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    Iskandar, Haris et all. 2021. Pengendalian COVID-19 dengan 3M, 3T, Vaksinasi, Disiplin,
    Kompak, dan Konsisten Buku 2. Jakarta: Satuan Tugas Penanganan COVID-19.
    Nadia, Siti. 2021. Kebijakan Pelaksanaan Vaksinasi Covid-19. Direktorat Jenderal
    Pencegahan dan Pengendalian Penyakit Kementerian Kesehatan.
    Nasir, N M. 2021. Kebijakan Vaksinasi COVID-19: Pendekatan Pemodelan Matematika
    Dinamis Pada Efektivitas Dan Dampak Vaksin Di Indonesia. UBJ: Jurnal
    ABDIMAS (Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat).

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