Childhood Immunization Schedule

Question 0

DTaP – acronym meaning

Answer 0

Diphtheria, tetanus, and acellular pertussis vaccine

Question 1

HBV immunization schedule

Answer 1

(1) – birth-2 months
(2) – 2 months
(3) – 6-18 months

• three in this series
• *Adolescents who were not vaccinated against Hepatitis B in infancy should receive three doses of the vaccine

Question 2

DTaP immunization schedule

Answer 2

(1) – 2 months
(2) – 4 months
(3) – 6 months
(4) – 15-18 months
(5) – 4-6 years

• 5 in DTaP schedule
• *Tetanus-diphtheria vaccine is given at 11 years of age and every ten years thereafter

Question 3

Hib acronym meaning

Answer 3

Haemophilus influenzae, type B vaccine

Question 4

Hib vaccine schedule

Answer 4

• 4 vaccines in Hib series*
• • influenza vaccine also is recommend is also recommended annually for all children 6 months - 24 months and for all children older than 6 months with chronic pulmonary, cardiovascular, metabolic, sickle cell, HIV disease **
    (1) – 2 months
    (2) – 4 months
    (3) – 6 months
    (4) – 12-15 months

Question 5

IPV acronym meaning

Answer 5

Inactivated polio virus vaccine

Question 6

IPV immunization schedule

Answer 6

IPV schedule contain 4 vaccines

(1) – 2 months
(2) – 4 months
(3) – 6-18 months
(4) – 4-6 years

Question 7

PCV acronym meaning

Answer 7

conjugated, seven-valent PneumoCoccal Vaccine

Question 8

PCV Immunization schedule

Answer 8

4 vaccines in PCV series

(1) – 2 months
(2) – 4 months
(3) – 6 months
(4) – 12-15 months

** adolescents entering middle school, high school, or college should receive the conjugate meningococeal vaccine **

Question 9

MMR immunization schedule

Answer 9

two in this series

(1) – 12-15 months
(2) – 4-6 years

Question 10

Varicella Immunization schedule

Answer 10

• 1 in Varicella *

(1) – >12months