Child and Family Health Vaccines Flashcards
1
Q
travel vaccines?
A
yellow fever rabies cholera hepatitis diptheria
2
Q
contraindications to vaccines?
A
acute illness
fever >39.5 in 48 hours
anaphylaxis to previous dose
immunocompromised
3
Q
if egg allergic, what to avoid?
A
yellow fever
flu
4
Q
examples of inactivated vaccines?
A
influenza
pneumococcal
diptheria
tetanus
5
Q
examples of live vaccines?
A
measles
mumps
rubella
polio
6
Q
if pregnant, what to avoid?
A
live vaccines
inactivated only if necessary
7
Q
by 8 weeks, what vaccines should you have had?
A
rotavirus
men B
PCV
diptheria, tetanus, polio and Hib
ONE OF EACH
8
Q
by 12 weeks, what vaccines?
A
diptheria, tetanus, polio and Hib
rotavirus
9
Q
by 16 weeks?
A
diptheria, tetanus, polio and Hib
men B
PCV
10
Q
by 1 year?
A
hib/Men C
PCV
MMR
MenB
11
Q
by 2 years?
A
live attenuated influenza vaccine
12
Q
by 3 years?
A
diptheria, tetanus, polio and Hib
MMR
13
Q
girls at 12/13 get what?
A
HPV
