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Pediatric Immunizations Flashcards

1
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leading cause of death among young people?

A

accidents

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2
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which immunizations can cause anaphylaxis?

A

MMR, varicella, influenza, hep B, meningococcal and tetanus

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3
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If mom is positive for Hep B what do you give baby?

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immunoglobulin (HBIG)

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4
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Hep B is contraindicated in patients who have which allergies or indications?

A

Brewers yeast and/or mod-set ill

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5
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How is hep B given?

A

IM only

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6
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How do you have to store Hep B?

A

refrigerator

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7
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How is Dtap given?

A

IM only

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8
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How do you have to store Dtap?

A

refrigerator

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9
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When should pregnant women receive Tdap?

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given with each pregnancy at 27-36 weeks

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10
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what does the Hib vaccine protect against? and what can it be in combo with?

A

Haemophilus influenzae type B vaccine and it can be given with Dtap

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11
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What does the IPV vaccine protect against?

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inactivated polio

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12
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IPV vaccine is contraindicated in patients who have which allergies or indications?

A

neomycin, streptomycin, polymyxin B or mod severely ill

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13
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How is IPV vaccine given?

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SC or IM .5cc

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14
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How do you store IPV vaccine?

A

refrigerator

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15
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If patient has a hx of intussusception which vaccine should be avoided?

A

Rotavirus

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16
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which weeks can’t you start rotavirus regime and after which weeks shouldn’t you give rotavirus?

A

don’t start after 12 weeks

don’t give after 32 weeks

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17
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which infants shouldn’t receive rotavirus?

A

premature

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18
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how do you store rotavirus?

A

refrigerator

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19
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If live viruses are not give at the same time, when should they be administered?

A

at least 28 days apart

20
Q

what is a normal reaction of MMR after 7-10 days?

A

rash, fever, myalgia

21
Q

MMR is contraindicated in which type of patients?

A

pregnant, immunodeficiency, recent blood of Igb, thrombocytopenia or allergic to neomycin or gelatin

22
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How is MMR given?

A

SC 0.5cc

23
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How is Varicella given?

A

SC 0.5cc

24
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When is Varicella and MMR given?

A

12 months

25
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How is Varicella stored?

A

freezer only

26
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How is MMR stored?

A

refrigerator or freezer

27
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Varicella is contraindicated in which type of patients?

A

pregnant, immunodeficiency, recent blood of Igb, or allergic to neomycin or gelatin or mod-severe illness

28
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PCV13 (Prevnar 13) protects against?

A

pneumococcal conjugate

29
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how is PCV13 (prevnar 13) given?

A

IM 0.5cc

30
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if a child has no spleen, instead of the PCV13 (prevnar 13) what should you give instead?

A

PCV23

31
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If PCV23 is indicated how many weeks should you give it after PCV13?

A

8 weeks

32
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How is PCV13 stored?

A

refrigerator

33
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PCV13 is contraindicated in which types of patients?

A

mod-severely ill

34
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How is Hep A stored?

A

refrigerator only

35
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How is Hep A given?

A

IM 0.5cc

36
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when do you give Hep A?

A

2 doses starting at 12 months, then at 18 months

37
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Human papilloma virus (Gardasil) is effective against?

A

70% cervical cancer and 90% genital warts

38
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How isHuman papilloma virus (Gardasil) stored?

A

refrigerator

39
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how old are kids when receivingHuman papilloma virus (Gardasil)?

A

9-12 years old, 9-45 years old approved

40
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How isHuman papilloma virus (Gardasil) given?

A

IM

41
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How is the N.Meningococcal disease given?

A

IM

42
Q

Trumenba and Bexsero are which kinds of vaccines?

A

N.Meningococcal

43
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when is BP taken in children at visits?

A

3 years and older

44
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when does head circumference stopped at child visits?

A

2 years old

45
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when is BMI % started at child visits?

A

3 years and older

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