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How many doses of Hepatitis B are required for immunization?

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3

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what vaccines are given at birth?

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Hepatitis B (HepB)

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When is the second dose of Hep B given?

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Between 1 and 2 months

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When is the third dose of Hep B given?

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Between 6 and 18 months

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How many doses are in the RV1 series?

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2 doses

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How man doses are in the RV5 series?

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3 doses

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When is the first dose of RV recommended?

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2 months

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When is the second dose of RV recommended?

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4 months

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The trade name for RV1 series virus is

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Rotarix and entails 2 shots. zone at 2 months and the second at 4 months

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The RV5 series trade name is?

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RotaTeq and is a three dose series at 2, 4, and 6 months

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10
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If any dose in the Rotavirus vaccine dose was RotaTeq or the vaccine product is unknown, then how many doses should the child receive?

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3 doses

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What is the maximum age a child can receive their first dose of rotavirus vaccine?

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14 weeks and 6 days. If the child is older then 15 weeks then they are ineligible for the vaccine.

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What is the maximum age for the final dose of the Rotavirus vaccine?

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8 months and 0 days.

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How many doses of diphtheria, tetanus, ans acellular pertussis (DTaP) are given?

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5 doses

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When is the first dose of DTaP given?

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2 months

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When is the second dose of DTaP given?

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4 months

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When is the third dose of DTaP given?

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6 months

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When is the fourth dose of DTaP given?

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Between 15 and 18 months

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When is the fifth dose of DTaP given?

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Between 4 and 6 years

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19
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What is a Tdap vaccine?

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Tetanus, diphtheria, & acellular pertussis

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When is the Tdap vaccine given?

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Between 11 and 12 years of age

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21
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What does Hib stand for?

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Haemophilus influenzae type b

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When is the first dose of Hib vaccine due?

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2 months

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When is the second dose of Hib vaccine due?

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4 months

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24
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How many doses of Hib are in a series?

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It depends on the manufacture.

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Which manufactures of the Hib vaccine require a primary series of 3 doses with a fourth and final booster shot? And when are these vaccines given?

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ActHIB, MenHibrix, and Pentacel. The first, second, and third dose should be given at 2, 4, and 6 months. The fourth and final dose is given between 12 and 15 months

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What manufactures of the Hib vaccine require the primary dose as two shots and the third and final shot as the booster dose. And when are these vaccine given?

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PedvaxHib ans COMVAX require the first and second dose to be given at 2, and 4 months and the third and final dose between 5 and 18 months.

27
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Which manufacturer of the Hib vaccine differes from the 3 and 4 dose series and why?

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The manufacturer Hiberix should only be used for the final booster dose in children aged 12 months through 4 years who have received at least one prior dose of the Hib vaccine

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How many doses of PCV13 should the pediatric patient receive?

29
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What dose PCV13 stand for?

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Pneumococcal conjugate

30
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When is the first dose of PCV13 due?

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When is the second dose of PCV13 due?

32
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When is the third dose of PCV13 due?

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When is the fourth dose of PCV13 due?

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Between 12 and 15 months

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How many doses of IPV are required?

35
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When is the first dose of IPV due?

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When is the second dose of IPV due?

37
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When is the third dose of IVP due?

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Between 6-18 months

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When is the fourth dose of IVP due?

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Between 4 and 6 years

39
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What is the minimum age the inactivated influenza vaccine can be given?

40
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What is the minimum age the live attenuated influenza vaccine can be given?

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When should the live attenuated influenza vaccine (LAIV) NOT be used?

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  • in any person younger than 2
  • in any person with asthma
  • in any child age 2-4 who have had wheezing in the past 12 months
  • those who have any underlying medical conditions that predispose them to influenza complications
42
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In children 6 months through 8 years who are receiving the influenza vaccine for the first time, how many doses should they receive and how far apart?

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2 doses at least 4 weeks apart

43
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For persons age 9 and older, how many doses of the influenza vaccine shouls they receive if they have never had the vaccination before?

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Just one, and then annually

44
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What does MMR stand for?

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Measles, mumps, and rubella

45
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How many doses of MMR should the pediatric patient receive?

46
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When is the first dose of MMR indicated in the pediatric patient?

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Between 12 and 15 months

47
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When should the pediatric patient receive their second MMR?

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Between 4 and 6 years

48
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What does VAR stand for?

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The varicella vaccine

49
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How many doses of the varicella vaccine is indicated for the pediatric patient?

50
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When should the pediatric patient get their first dose of the varicella vaccine?

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Between 12 and 15 months

51
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When should the pediatric patient get their second dose of the varicella vaccine?

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Between 4-6 years

52
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How many doses are in the HepA series?

53
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How much time needs to elapse between the first and second HepA vaccine doses?

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Between 6-18 months

54
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When can a child receive their first HepA vaccine?

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At 12 months

55
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In regards to gender, what is the difference between the HPV2 and HPV4 vaccine?

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HPV2 is for females only, and HPV4 is for both genders

56
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What is the youngest age the HPV vaccine can be given?

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9 years old

57
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What is the trade name for HPV2 vaccine

58
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What is the trade name for the HPV4 vaccine?

59
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How many doses are in a series of an HPV vaccine?

60
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What is the spacing between the HPV vaccines?

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0 months, 1-2 months, and 6 months

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