Immunizations Flashcards
Types of vaccines [5]
1 killed virus 2 toxoid 3 live virus 4 recombinant 5 conjugated
toxoid vaccine
treated w chem to weaken virus
live vaccine
live but weaker
recombinant vaccine
altered virus
conjugated vaccine
joined w substance to increase response
active immunity
antibody production is stimulated
>prepares child for any future exposure
passive immunity
maternal antibodies transferred thru placenta/breastmilk
> limited protections
only last few months
Birth
Hep B
2 months [6]
1 Hep B 2 2 DTap 3 Rota 4 HiB 5 Polio 6 Pneumo
4 months [5]
all 2’s
1 DTap 2 2 Rota 2 3 HiB 2 4 Polio 2 5 Pneumo 2
6 months [6]
all 3rds
1 Hep B 3 2 DTap 3 3 Rota 3 4 HiB 3 5 Polio 3 6 Pneumo 3
1 - 1.5 years [6]
*3 repeats, 3 first doses
1 MMR
2 Varicella
3 Hep A
4 DTap 4
5 HiB 4
6 Pneumo 4
4-6 years [4]
all repeats
1 MMR 2
2 Varicella 2
3 Polio 4
4 DTap 5
11 - 12 years [3]
*all new
1 HPV
2 Tdap
3 Meningococcal
16-18 years [1]
booooooster
meningococcal
DTap, Tdap
vaccine type
inactivates
DTap, Tdap
notes
More than 5 years since last tetanus shot and has a burn or wound … NEED A BOOSTER
Haemophilus influenzae Type B
vaccine type
inactivated
Haemophilus influenzae Type B
notes
immunosuppressed children may need more doses
Hepatitis A
vaccine type
inactivated