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Immunizing Pharmacist Flashcards

1
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FDA-DOH Advisory and PPhA Mull plan to authorize community pharmacists to administer Vaccines

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2014-067

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2
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According to this law, the practice of pharmacy includes administration of adult vaccines as approved by the FDA

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10918

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3
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Certification of Immunizing Pharmacist are issued by _____

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institutions accredited by PRC

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4
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T/F: According to 10918, the safe administration of vaccines should be part of the higher education curriculum for pharmacists

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True

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5
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Adult vaccines refer to

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Cervical Cancer
Flue
Pneumococcal
Prophylactic Vaccines

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6
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Doctor’s prescription should not be more than _________ days old

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seven days old

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7
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Immunizing pharmacists should submit a monthly vaccination report and AEFI report to

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DOH

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8
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weakened form of the “wild” virus or bacteria

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Live attenuated vaccines

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9
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must replicate to be effective

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Live attenuated vaccines

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10
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immune response similar to natural infection

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Live attenuated vaccines

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11
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usually effective with one dose

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Live attenuated vaccines

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12
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severe reactions are possible

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Live attenuated vaccines

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13
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interference from circulating antibody

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Live attenuated vaccines

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14
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heat labile

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Live attenuated vaccines

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15
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cannot replicate, and not live

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Inactivated vaccines

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16
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minimal interference from circulating antibody

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Inactivated vaccines

17
Q

not as effective as live vaccines

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Inactivated vaccines

18
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require multiple (3 to 5) doses

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Inactivated vaccines

19
Q

antibody titer falls over time requiring booster doses

A

Inactivated vaccines

20
Q

T/F: To optimize maximum benefit from vaccines, the recommended
schedules should be followed as closely as possible

A

True

21
Q

For multi-dose vaccines, vaccine doses administered ____________ days prior to
the minimum interval are considered VALID. This is known as the
“grace period

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≤4

22
Q

Doses of any vaccine administered ≥5 days earlier than the minimum
interval or age are _________ and should be __________

A

INVALID; repeated

23
Q

This vaccine is exempted in the ≤4 days prior rule

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Rabies

24
Q

T/F: Simultaneous administration of vaccines refers to the administration of more than one vaccine on the same clinic day,
at different anatomic sites and combined in the same syringe

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False; not combined in the same syringe

25
Q

Any ______________ vaccine can be administered either simultaneously
or at any time before or after a different inactivated or live vaccine.

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inactivated

26
Q

Two live vaccines should always be administered on ___________

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the same day

27
Q

If two live caccines are not administered on the same day, they should be atleast separated by

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4 weeks

28
Q

If two live vaccines separated by <4 weeks, the second vaccine administered becomes _______
and the dose should be repeated at least 4 weeks later.

A

INVALID

29
Q

can be given <4 weeks after MMR or
univalent varicella vaccine

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yellow fever

30
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Recommended minimum interval bet. doses for antibody-containing products and inactivated antigen

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simulataneously at diff sites
or at any time interval

31
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Recommended minimum interval bet. doses for antibody-containing products and containing live antigen

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should NOT be administered simultaenously

If unavoidable (MMR); administer at different site and revaccinate or test for seroconversion

32
Q

For non simulatenous sched, what vacc requires no intervals

A

Antibody-Inactivated
Inactivated-Antibody

33
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For non simulatenous sched, dose related

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Antibody - MMRV

34
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For non simulatenous sched, 2 weeks

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MMRV-Antibody

35
Q

Tdap can be give 1 dose at anytime for

A

Non-preggy
Male
Adults >65

36
Q

Tdap is given to preggies at ________ dose at ________ weeks

A

1 dose at 27-36 weeks

37
Q

Tdap is given to adolescents at

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1 dose at 11-12 years old

38
Q

Dtap is given to children and infants at _____ doses at ______

A

5 doses at
2,4,5 months
15-18 months
4-6 months

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