Childhood immunisation Flashcards
what checks are completed at birth
baby check (by SHO)
hearing
vaccines given at birth 2
BCG and hepatitis B
-high risk only
what checks are completed at 5 days
neonatal blood spot (heel prick test)
what is assessed in the neonatal blood spot (heel prick test) 5
MCAD medium-chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase deficiency (MCADD)
SCD -severe combined immunodeficeiney
PKU- Phenylketonuria
Thyroid - congenital hypothyroidism
CF- cycstic fibrosis
what happens at 10-14 days afeter birth regarding checks
visit by health vistory to discuss immunisation, feeding and safety
what happens at 8 weeks after birth regarding checks
GP baby check
what vaccines are given at 2 months after birth 5
PCV- pneumococcal
Rotavirus
DTaP/
-diptheria
-tetanus
-pertussis (whooping cough)
IPV- polio
Hib- haemophilius influenzae B
checks at three months after birth
weight
vaccines at three months
DTaP/ IPV/Hib
MenC
Rotavirus
check at four months after birht
weight
vacines at 4 months
DTaP/ IPV/Hib, PCV
vaccines at 12 months
Hib
Men C
check and vaccines at 13 months
weight
MMR
PCV
check at 2 years after birth 3
contacted by phone discuss:
behaviour
injury prevention
dental care
vaccine at 2 years
influenza - THEN ANNUALLY
checks at 2 1/2 years after birth
height, weight, BMI
exposure to second hand smoke?
attendace at out-of-hoe care
vaccine at 3 1/5 years after birth 3
DTaP/IPV
MMR
when is vision tested in a child
4 years old
vaccine for girls afed 12-14 (1)
HPV
age for DtaP (diptehria, tetanus, pertusiss) vaccine 4
8 weeks
3 months
4 months
3.5 years
age for IPV (polio) vaccine 4
8 weeks
3 months
4 months
3.5 years
age for Hib (haemophilus influenzae B) vaccine 3
8 weeks
3 months
4 months
age for PCV (pneumococcal) vaccine 2
8 weeks
4 months
age for rotavirus vaccine 2
8 weeks
3 months
age for MMR vaccine (2)
13 months
3.5 years
