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Preventative Flashcards

1
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Age to administer DTaP

A

2 mo
4 mo
6 mo
15-18 mo (or at least 6mo from 3rd dose)
Kindergarten

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Age to administer Tdap

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11-12 yr

Can be given with meningococcal and HPV vaccines

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3
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Puncture wound with increased risk of infection

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Involving forefoot
Puncture through shoes
Diabetes

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Tetanus and clean wounds

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Tetanus IG Not indicated

Tetanus vaccine is immunization status unknown or has received < 3 tetanus vaccines

Booster if > 10 yr since last vaccine

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Tetanus + dirty wounds

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Tetanus vaccine + TIG (or IVIG) if received < 3 tetanus vaccine or immunization status unknown

Booster if > 5 yr since last tetanus vaccine

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Age to administer Hib

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2 mo
4 mo
6 mo

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Age to administer Hep B

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Birth
1-2 mo
6-18 mo after 1st dose

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8
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Mother with Hep B or unknown hepatitis status

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Newborn should receive HBIG in first 12 hours of life in addition to routine immunization

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9
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Hep B vaccine + preemies

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Within 30 days of life if < 2mg

If less than 2 kg, does not count toward completion of series

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10
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Post-exposure prophylaxis and Hep B

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If received full series and Ab neg or unknown immunity or unvaccinated, give HBIG + full series

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Age to administer Hep A

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1 yr
6 mo after 1st dose

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Hep A + traveling to endemic area

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Passive immunization + IG if < 12 mo

Hep A vaccine if > 12 mo (2-4 weeks prior to departure)

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Age to administer MCV4 (A, C, Y, W-135)

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11-12 yr
16 yr (booster)

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14
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MCV4 administered as early as 2 mo

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Immunocompromised
Community outbreak
Traveling to endemic areas

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Age to administer HPV

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11-12 yr
Booster 6 mo after 1st

If starting series < 15 yr, 2 dose series
If starting > 15 yr, 3 dose series

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Age to administer MMR

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12-15 mo
4-6 yr

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17
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MMR + epidemic/endemic area

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Administer between 6-11 mo
Must resume regular immunization schedule

18
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Absolute contraindications to MMR and varicella

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Severe allergic reaction
Pregnancy
Severely immunocompromised

19
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MMRV vs MMR + V

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MMRV associated with higher rate of febrile seizures (12-23 mo)

MMRV contraindicated in HIV

20
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Age to administer varicella

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12-15 mo
4-6 yr

21
Q

Varicella vaccine + ASA

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Avoid aspirin for 6 weeks post-vaccination
Risk of Reye Syndrome

22
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Age to administer PCV-13

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2 mo
4 mo
6 mo
12-15 mo

23
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Indications for PPSV23

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Immunocompromised (another dose 5 years after 1st)

CSF leaks, cochlear implants

Chronic disorders

Given at 2 yr + 8 weeks after PCV-13

24
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Age to administer IPV

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2 mo
At least 2 mo after 1st
6-18 mo
> 4 yr (at least 6mo after 3rd)

25
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Catch up immunization for Hib

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Single dose if 15-59 mo

26
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Catch up immunization for PCV13

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2 doses (8 wk apart) for health children 12-23 mo

27
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Subcutaneous injections of vaccines

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MMR
Varicella
IPV

28
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Vaccine associated with syncope

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HPV

29
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Age of Rotavirus vaccine

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RV5 (PO): 2, 4, 6 mo

RV1: 2 and 4 mo

Complete series by 8 mo

30
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Age not to give Rotavirus vaccine

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After 15 weeks

31
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Contraindications to Rotavirus vaccine

A

SCID
H/o intussusception
Latex allergy (Rotatrix. Give RotaTeq instead)

32
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Preemies and Rotavirus

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At least 6 weeks of age
Discharged from nursery
Clinically stable

33
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Cholesterol screening

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5-9 yrs: high risk/family history

9-11 yrs: universal

34
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UV A

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Constant risk throughout the day

Drug induced photosensitivity reactions

35
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UV B

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Strongest risk between 10a-5p

Skin aging
Sunburn
Skin cancer

36
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Contraindications to live influenza vaccine (nasal)

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Pregnancy
Chronic heart disease
Asthma (children 2-4 years)
History of wheezing in past 12 mo
DM
CKD
Immunosuppressant
Daily salicylate therapy
CSF leak
Cochlear implant
Severe allergy to vaccine

37
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Whitish lines running across teeth
Chalky-brown enamel discoloration
+/- dental pitting

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Fluorosis (too much flouride exposure)

38
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Elevated BP in 1-13 yo

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SBP and/or DBP > 90th perfenctile but < 95th percentile or 120/80 to < 95th percentile (whichever is lower)

39
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Stage 1 HTN in 1-13 yo

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SBP and/or DBP > 95th perfenctile to < 95th percentile + 12 or 130/80 to 139/89 (whichever is lower)

40
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Stage 2 HTN

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SBP and/or DBP > 95th perfenctile + 12 or > 140/90 (whichever is lower)

41
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Common adverse effect of pertussis-containing vaccine

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Prolonged irritability and crying for an extended period of time (> 3 hr)

42
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Minimum age that requires only 1 dose of influenza vaccine if never been immunized against influenza

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9 yo

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