IMMZ Flashcards
1
Q
what is the instruction number for the Immunization program?
A
BUMEDINST 6230.15
2
Q
Adenovirus
A
- military enlisted
- Dosage: 2 tabs (1 white/1peach color)
3
Q
anthrax vaccine
A
- 5 shots over 18 months (.5ml)
- day 0
- 1 month
- 6 month
- 12 month
- 18 month
- annual booster
4
Q
Haemophilus Influenzar type B (HIB)
A
- for those immunocompromised/sickle cell
- .5ml
5
Q
Hep A
A
Havrix/Vaqta
- .5ml (6months to 18 years)
- 1ml (18+)
- 2 total doses
6
Q
Hep B
A
- for occupational exposure to blood products
- contact with STD
- .5ml (0-19yo)
- 1ml (20yo)
- 3 doses
- check for immunity 1-2 months after completion of vaccination
7
Q
Twinrix (HepA/B)
A
- 3 total doses
- day 0 / 4 weeks/ 5 months
8
Q
Japanese Encephalitis (JEV)
A
- required for people entering endemic areas
- 2 doses (0, 7-28 days)
- last dose 7 days before travel to that country
- booster at 11 months after completion of primary imm
9
Q
Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR)
A
- Avoid pregnancy for28 days after vaccine
- 2 doses (0, 4 weeks)
- live vaccine
10
Q
Meningococcal
A
- 2 doses (2 months apart)
- .5 ml
- re vaccinate after 5 years if going to an endemic area.
11
Q
Pneumococcal Conjugate (PCV 13)
A
- 1 dose
- booster to immunocompromised 5 years later
12
Q
Poliomyelitis (Inactivated Poliovirus Vaccine – IPV)
A
- 1 dose
- .5ml
13
Q
Rabies
A
- pre/post exposure
- wild or tame animal
- provoked or unprovoked
14
Q
Post exposure rabies
A
- 4 doses
- 0, 3, 7, 14 days)
- if immunocompromised then 5th dose on day 28
- first dose goes into the wound
15
Q
Smallpox
A
- PT must have education prior to receiving the vaccination
- 15 jabs using a bifurcated needle
- assess 6-8 days later for “Major reaction” or “no take”
- booster every 10 years
