Inoculation units should have () conditions.

Inoculation units shall meet the following conditions: obtaining the practice license of medical institutions, having doctors, nurses or rural doctors who have passed the vaccination professional training organized by the health department of the people's government at the county level and passed the examination, having refrigeration facilities, equipment and refrigeration systems that meet the standards for vaccine storage and transportation management, and having an environment suitable for vaccination.

Inoculation units are health service centers, township hospitals or general hospitals within their jurisdiction. All localities will promptly announce the inoculation sites and units that can be vaccinated within their jurisdiction, including locations and service hours. If vaccination involves centralized units, some temporary vaccination points will be set up to provide on-site service. The inoculation conditions should be strictly controlled.

You can consult the local health administrative department or the disease prevention and control institutions in your jurisdiction and pay attention to the relevant information release platform. Reminder: Be sure to follow the arrangement and reminder of the local notice, such as carrying your ID card, doing personal protection and presenting your physical condition.

Vaccination is a technology that vaccinates people or animals with vaccine preparation, so that the recipients can gain immunity against a specific or vaccine-like pathogen, and the immune system can identify foreign objects, screen and make antibodies, thus producing antibodies against this pathogen or similar pathogens, and then making the recipients have strong resistance to diseases.

Nowadays, the common inoculation method in medicine is injection, and the word "inoculation" comes from vaccination technology. Its original intention is different from today's usage, and there is a slight gap in the application scope of modern immunology research.

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Vaccines can also be used for active immunotherapy. This technology stimulates the immune system to produce a large number of antibodies, or foreign corresponding antibodies, to deal with pathogens in infected patients. Rabies vaccine is based on this principle.

At the same time, this vaccine may also be used as a preventive vaccine. In recent years, studies on cancer and AIDS have found that the surface of diseased cells has different markers from ordinary cells, which may be suitable for treating patients as targets of antibody attacks. Vaccine type