Immunisations

Question 1

When is the 6 in 1 vaccine given?

Answer 1

8, 12, 16 weeks

Question 2

What is in the 6 in 1 vaccine

Answer 2

diphtheria
tetanus
polio
pertussis
haemophilus influenzae type B (Hib)
hepatitis B

Question 3

what is given at 8 weeks

Answer 3

6 in 1
Meningococcal type B
Rotavirus (oral)

Question 4

What vaccines are inactivated

Answer 4

polio
flu
hep A

Question 5

What vaccines are subunit/conjugate

Answer 5

meningococcus
pertussis
HPV
HiB

Question 6

What vaccines are live attenuated

Answer 6

MMR
BCG
Chickenpox
Nasal influenza
Rotavirus

Question 7

What vaccines are toxin vaccines

Answer 7

Diptheria
Tetanus

Question 8

What is given at 12 weeks

Answer 8

6 in 1 vaccine (again)

Pneumococcal (13 different serotypes)

Rotavirus (again)

Question 9

What is given at 16 weeks

Answer 9

6 in 1 vaccine (again)
Meningococcal type B (again)

Question 10

What is given at 1 year

Answer 10

2 in 1 (haemophilus influenza type B and meningococcal type C)

Pneumococcal (again)

MMR vaccine (measles, mumps and rubella)

Meningococcal type B (again)

Question 11

What is in the 2 in 1 vaccine

Answer 11

haemophilus influenza type B

meningococcal type C

Question 12

What is given yearly from age 2-8

Answer 12

Influenza vaccine (nasal vaccine)

Question 13

What in the 4 in 1 vaccine

Answer 13

diphtheria
tetanus
polio
pertussis

Question 14

when is the 2 in 1 vacine given?

Answer 14

1 year

Question 15

when is the MMR vaccine given

Answer 15

1 year
3 years and 4 months

Question 16

what is given at 3 years 4 months

Answer 16

4 in 1 vaccine

MMR

Question 17

what is given age 12-13

Answer 17

Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine (2 doses given 6 to 24 months apart)

Question 18

when is 3 in 1 given

Answer 18

14 years

Question 19

whats in the 3 in 1 vaccine

Answer 19

diptheria, tetanus, polio

Question 20

what is given at 14 years

Answer 20

3 in 1
meningococcal A C W Y