5. Immunizations & Travelers Flashcards

1
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What organization approves vaccine indications based on safety/efficacy?

A

FDA

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2
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What organization provides recommendations for vaccine administration?

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Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP)

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3
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What organization approves vaccine admin recommendations and what resources do they publish?

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CDC
Publish Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report and The Pink Book

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4
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What are Vaccine Information Statemnts (VIS)? Who prepares them?

A

Comprehensive handout on vaccines to be given to patients PRIOR to administration
Provided by the CDC

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5
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What is the medical term for antibody?

A

Immunoglobulin (Ig)

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6
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What are some example of PASSIVE immunity?

A

Igs passed from mother to child
IVIG infusions

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7
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Name the 5 categories of INACTIVATED vaccine

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Polysaccharide (avoid in <2 yo)
Conjugate (better in infants)
Recombinant
Toxoid
mRNA

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8
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Name the most common LIVE vaccines (7)

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MMR
Intranasal flu (FluMist)
Cholera
Rotavirus
Oral Typhoid
Varicella
Yellow fever

MICROVY

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9
Q

How does INCREASING the interval between doses in a series affect immunity? How does DECREASING affect immunity?

A

Increased interval: delay in complete protection
Decreased interval: interferes with antibody response, not recommended

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10
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Live vaccines are avoided in what age group? What live vaccine is the exception?

A

Children < 1 year
Rotavirus is the exception, given to infants

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11
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What is the interval between the two doses of MMR?

A

3 to 11 months

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12
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What inactivated vaccine is given at BIRTH?

A

Hepatitis B

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13
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If a patient wants to get the PPD test and a live vaccine, what options for administration are there? (3)

A
  1. Give live vaccine and PPD on the same day
  2. Give live vaccine, wait 4 weeks then give PPD
  3. Give PPD, wait ≥24 hrs then give live vaccine
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14
Q

Multiple live vaccines can be given _______ or ________ (timing)

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Live vaccines can be given on the same day or 4 weeks apart

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15
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How much time between antibody-containing infusions (IVIG, blood transfusions) and live vaccines is required (Ab -> vaccine AND vaccine -> Ab)

A

Ab -> 3 months -> vaccine
Vaccine -> 2 weeks -> Ab

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16
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Patients should be monitored for how long post-administration of vaccines for AEs? If an AE requiring assistance occurs, where should it be reported?

A

Must monitor for 15 minutes
If AE occurs = report to VAERS (FDA’s Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting Service)

17
Q

Live vaccines may cause mild systemic reactions for up to ____ days

18
Q

Minor allergic reactions to vaccines may be treated with ____ or _____

A

Diphenhydramine or hydroxyzine