Immunisation Schedule Flashcards

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What diseases does infanrix hexa protect against?

A

Diptheria, tetanus, pertuttus (whooping cough), polio, haemophilus influenza type B and hepatitus B.

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At what ages is the infanrix hexa given?

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8 weeks, 12 weeks, 16 weeks.

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3
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DTaP/IPV/Hib/HepB is the abbreviation for which vaccine?

A

Infanrix hexa vaccine

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What is the abbreviation for prevenar 13?

A

PCV vaccine

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What does prevenar 13 protect against?

A

Pheumococcal disease

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At what ages is the prevenar 13 vaccine given?

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12 weeks and 1 year

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What does Bexsero protect against?

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Meningococcal group B

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At what age is the Bexsero/MenB vaccine given?

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8 weeks, 16 weeks and 1 year

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Where should the Bexsero/MenB vaccine be given according to the PGD?

A

In the left thigh

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What must you advise parents following giving the Bexsero/MenB vaccine?

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To give paracetamol following administration and again 4-6 hourly. This is because the Bexsero vaccine frequently causes a mild fever in infants.

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What does rotarix protect against?

A

Rotavirus

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How is the rotarix vaccine given?

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Orally - into the inner cheek

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13
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When would you delay giving the rotarix vaccine?

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  • If child has a temperature

- If child is actively vomiting / diarrhoea

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What is the upper limit for giving the second rotarix vaccine?

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23 weeks and 6 days (under 24 weeks)

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When must the first rotarix vaccine be given?

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When an infant is above 6 weeks and below 15 weeks.

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16
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At what age should the rotarix vaccine generally be given?

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8 weeks and 12 weeks

17
Q

If rotarix is being given with other vaccines, at what point should it be given?

A

Before other vaccinations as the sucrose content within the vaccine can have a pain relieving effect on the child.

18
Q

What does menitorix protect against (2 things)?

A

Meningitus C and haemophilus influenzae.

19
Q

At what age is the menitorix vaccine given?

A

1 year of age