Immunizations Flashcards

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What is live attenuated vaccines?

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It is a weakened form of wild virus
must REPLECATE in order to produce

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What is inactivated vaccines?

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Produce in culture media( inactivated with heat and chemicals)
Cannot replicate
Multiple dose
Antibody titer diminish overtime

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3
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List of live vaccines

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Measles
Mumps
Rubella
Varicella
Rotavirus
Intranasal influenza

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4
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List of inactivated vaccines

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Polio
Hepa A/B
Rabies
Flu vacc injectible form
Acellular pertussis
Human Papillomavirus
Diptheria
Tetanu
Pneumoccoccal
Meningococcal

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5
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What is HIB?

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HIB is a type of inactivated virus
H influenza is the leading cause of bacterial meninhmgitisb among children younger than 5

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6
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What are the important issues of vaccines?

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Spacing of vaccines(wont work if too close together)
Timing of antibodies containing blood products(live vaccine dont give)
Screening

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7
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Measles Mumps Rubella, Varicella are given???

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1st dose. ( 12 to 15 months)
2nd dose. (4 to 6 years)

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Rotavirus

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1st dose - 2 months
2nd dose - 4 months
3rd dose - 6 months

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9
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Intranasal Influenza

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Annual vaccination
1 or 2 dose - 2 to 6 years
1 dose - 7 to 18 years

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10
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Polio

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1st dose - 2 months
2nd dose - 4 months
3rd dose - 6 to 28months/4 to 6 years

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Hep A

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2 dose
12 to 23 months

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12
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Hep B

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1st dose - birth
2nd dose - 1 to 2 months
3rd dose - 6 to 18 months

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13
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Injectable influeza

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Annual 1 or 2 dose - 6 months to 6 years
Annual 1 dose - 7 to 18 years old

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14
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TDAP

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1st dose
11 to 12 years

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15
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DTAP

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1st dose - 2 months
2nd and 3rd dose - 4 to 6 months
4th and 5th dose - 15 to 18 mo ths 4 to 6 years

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16
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HIB

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1st dose - 2 months
2nd dose - 4 months
3rd and 4th - 12 to 18 monts

17
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Pneumococcalconjugative

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1st. ( 2 months)
2nd. ( 4 months)
3rd and 4th 6 months -
(12 to 15 months)

18
Q

Meningococcal

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1st dose
11 to 12 years
2nd dose 16 years

19
Q

What are the contraindications of or myths of vaccines?

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Mild illness
Antimicrobial theraphy good to go
Breastfeeding (contraindicated in smallpox)
Preterm as long as they 2 kilos of weigh
Allergy to ptoducts not in vacc unless allergic to neomyci
Multiple vacc are okay to give