Immunization Schedule

Question 1

Immunizations at birth

Answer 1

Hepatitis B

Question 2

2 month vaccines

Answer 2

Hepatitis B - 2nd dose

Rotavirus - oral

DTaP - 1st dose

Hib - 1st dose

PCV13 - 1st dose

Inactivated polio (IPV) - 1st dose

Question 3

4 month vaccinations

Answer 3

Rotavirus - 2nd dose

DTaP - 2nd dose

Hib - 2nd dose

PCV13 - 2nd dose

Inactivated Polio (IPV) - 2nd dose

Question 4

6 month vaccinations

Answer 4

Hepatitis B - 3rd dose (6-18 months)

Rotavirus - 3rd dose (if part of a vaccination series)

DTaP - 3rd dose

Hib - 3rd dose (if not PedvaxHIB)

PCV13 - 3rd dose

Inactivated poliovirus (IPV) -3rd dose (6-18 months)

May start annual influenza vaccination at this age

Question 5

9 month vaccinations

Question 6

12 month vaccinations

Answer 6

PCV13 - 4th dose

MMR - 1st dose

Varicella (VAR) - 1st dose

Hepatitis A - 1st dose

Hib - 4th/3rd dose if included in combination

HepB - 3rd dose if not previously administered

Question 7

15-18 month vaccinations

Question 8

4-6 year old vaccinations

Answer 8

DTaP - 5th dose

Inactivated poliovirus (IPV) - 4th dose

MMR - 2nd dose

Varicella - 2nd dose

Question 9

11-12 year old vaccinations

Answer 9

Meningococcal - 1st dose

Tdap - booster

HPV - 0, 6, 12 months apart

Question 10

16 year old vaccinations

Answer 10

Meningococcal - 2nd dose

Question 11

Hepatitis B Vaccine

Answer 11

Birth, 1-2 month, 6-18 month

For infants with HepB postive mothers, administer HepB vaccine and 0.5 mL immune globulin (HBIG)

4 weeks between dose 1-2, 8 weeks between 2-3

3rd dose must be at least 16 weeks after 1st dose, minimum age of 3rd dose is 24 weeks

Question 12

Rotavirus

Answer 12

2 months and 4 months

May do @ 6 months if part of a combination (RotaTeq)

Maximum age is 14 weeks, 6 days - do not initiate after this age