Immunizations Flashcards

1
Q

what age period did we learn is important for vaccination

A

0-24mos

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2
Q

when do kids get boosters

A

4-6 y/o

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3
Q

what two vaccines do older kids get

A

HPV and meningococcal

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4
Q

what kind of vaccine develops stronger mucosal immunity

A

live attenuated vaccine

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5
Q

what kind of vaccine should not be given to someone who has received blood products in the recent past

A

live attenuated

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6
Q

what vaccines are pathogens with a polysaccharide capsule attached to a carrier protein

A

conjugated vaccines

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7
Q

what kind of vaccines don’t last as long and need boosters

A

conjugate

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8
Q

what kind of vaccine is hepatitis A, polio and rabies

A

nonconjugate, inactivated or killed

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9
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what kind of vaccine is MMR, varicella, rotavirus, shingles

A

live attenuated

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10
Q

what are the two toxoid vaccines

A

tetanus

diphtheria

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11
Q

what ages require two separate doses of the flu vaccine

A

6mos-9 y/o

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12
Q

what kind of vaccine is the flu nasal spray

A

live attenuated

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13
Q

when are vaccines to serogroup B meningococcus given

A

before college or group living

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14
Q

what pneumococcal vaccine is recommended for high risk patients

A

non-conjugate 23-valent

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15
Q

from what organism are the carrier proteins for the HIB vaccine derived

A

tetanus or neisseria meningitidis

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16
Q

when is hep b vaccination started

A

as a newborn

17
Q

why is hep b vax started so early

A

infection in newborns results in chronic carrier state

18
Q

is the polio vaccine inactivated or live attenuated

A

there are both, but inactivated is the only one given in the US

19
Q

what age is the HPV vaccine recommended

A

11-12

20
Q

what types of HPV are targeted by the vaccine

A

16 and 18

21
Q

what kind of vaccine is rotavirus

A

live attenuated

22
Q

what is the small risk associated w/ rotavirus vaccination

A

intussusception

23
Q

beyond what age should the first dose or rotavirus NOT be given

A

14 wks