NHS SCHEDULE

Question 1

NHS schedule

Answer 1

The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) is a specialist branch of Public Health England responsible for monitoring and updating the vaccination schedule, which is published in the Green Book. The NHS schedule groups those according to the susceptibility and risk of harm by infectious diseases.

Question 2

8W: Brand - Infanrix hexa

Answer 2

6-in-1: Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis (whooping cough), Polio, Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib), Hep B

Question 3

8W: Pneumococcal (PCV)

Answer 3

Prevenar 13

Question 4

8W Rotarix

Answer 4

Rotavirus

Question 5

8W:Bexsero

Answer 5

MenB

Question 6

12W:

Answer 6

Rotavirus (2)

Question 7

12:

Answer 7

6-in-1 (2)

Question 8

16W

Answer 8

6-in-1 (3)
PCV (2)
MenB (2)

Question 9

1 year Menitorix

Answer 9

Hib/MenC: meningitis C & Hib (4)

Question 10

1y: Priorix

Answer 10

Measles, mumps and rubella (MMR)
Priorix
PCV (3)
MenB (3)

Question 11

2-9 years - Fluenz Tetra

Answer 11

Influenza (annually)

Question 12

3 years & 4 months

Answer 12

MMR (2)
4–in-1 pre-school booster: Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis & Polio

Question 13

Females aged 12-13 years, Gardasil

Answer 13

HPV, two injections given 6 months apart

Question 14

14 years Menveo

Answer 14

3-in-1 teenage booster: Diphtheria, Tetanus & Polio

MenACWY

Question 15

1st time university students

Answer 15

MenACWY

Question 16

Pregnant women

Answer 16

Influenza (annually)

Pertussis

Question 17

65 years -Pneumovax 23

Answer 17

Pneumococcal (PPV)

Question 18

65+ years
Influenza (annually)

Answer 18

Fluad

Question 19

70 years
Shingles

Answer 19

Zostavax

Question 20

hose with long-term health conditions may be offered some annual vaccines

Answer 20

asthmatics & flu vaccine.