Vaccination Schedule

Question 1

MMR vaccination schedule

Answer 1

1st dose: 12-15 months

2nd dose: 4-6 years

Question 2

DTap vaccine

Answer 2

(6wk-6yrs)

2 months
4 months
6 months
15-18 months
4-6 years

Question 3

TDap or TD

Answer 3

11-12 years

Every 10 years after that

Question 4

Hib vaccine

Answer 4

(3-4 doses depending on the brand)

2 months
4 months
(6 months- for certain brands)
12-15 months

Question 5

Meningococcal vaccine

Answer 5

MenACWY (2 doses)
11-12 years
Booster @16

MenB:
16 year old visit
(Can repeat 2nd 4 weeks later)

Question 6

Pnueumococcal vaccine

Answer 6

2 vaccines: PCV13 and PPSV23

PCV13: 2 months
4 months
6 months
12-15 months

Adults age 19 yr or older who are immunocompromised

PPSV23:
65yr or older

Question 7

Polio vaccine

Answer 7

2 months
4 months
6-18 months
4 years old

Question 8

Varicella Vaccine

Answer 8

12 months
4-6 years

Question 9

For the first MMR and varicella vaccine

Answer 9

SEPARATE THEM dont give the MMRV

Question 10

Rotavirus vaccine

Answer 10

ORAL

Rotateq (3 doses)
2 months
4 months
6 months

Rotarix: 2 doses
2 months
4 months

Question 11

Hep A vaccine

Answer 11

2 doses
1-18 years
(Given 6 months apart)

Question 12

HPV vaccination

Answer 12

9-11 years (can give til 26 yo)

BEFORE 15th birthday 2 dose series

AFTER 15 3 dose series
1-2 months after, and 6 months after

Question 13

Influenza vaccine schedule

Answer 13

Inactivated 6 months
(First time they get this they need 2 doses, 4 weeks apart)

Live vaccine:
Ages 2-49
No preggy women

Question 14

Hep B vaccination schedule

Answer 14

3 doses
Birth
1-2 months
6-18 months

Question 15

What is the max age for the first dose of rotavirus vaccine

Answer 15

14 wks 6 days

Question 16

What vaccines are available LIVE?

Answer 16

MMR
Flu (intranasal)
Varicella
Yellow fever
Vaccinia (small pox)
Rotavirus

Question 17

A kid comes in complaining of nonspecific symptoms that progress into paralysis what would you diagnose them with?

Answer 17

Polio

Question 18

Pt reports mild nonspecific symptoms that then turned into a macular rash primarily on the trunk of the body that are very itchy what would you diagnose them with?

Answer 18

Varicella

Question 19

Patient has a erythematous rash along one side of chest near a sensory nerve, clumped together with vesicles. Pt reports having severe pain in the area about a week before the rash. What would you diagnose?

Answer 19

Herpes zoster (shingles)

Question 20

Shingles vaccine

Answer 20

Shingrix age 50+
2 dose series
Given 6 months apart

Question 21

Pts mom reports their son is having watery diarrhea for 3-4 days and even has a temp of 102 what would you potentially diagnose?

Answer 21

Rotavirus

Question 22

Little girl comes in with onset of child fever and a single rigor as well as pleuritic chest pain. What could she potentially be diagnosed with?

Answer 22

Pneumococcal disease

Question 23

A little kid comes in to the ER with fever, headache, nuchal rigidity and photophobia and a petechial rash, what would you potentially diagnose them with?

Answer 23

Meningococcal disease

Question 24

A 3 year old comes in with fever anorexia, abd discomort, a lil jaundice and dark urine. What disease process would you suspect?

Answer 24

Hep A

Question 25

At birth what vaccines does a baby receive!

Answer 25

Hep B

Question 26

What 2 months what vaccines does a baby receive?

Answer 26

DTap
Hep B
Hib
Polio
Pcv
Rotavirus

Question 27

At four months what vaccine can a baby receive?

Answer 27

DTap
Hib
Polio
Pcv
rotavirus

Question 28

At 6 months what immunizations can a baby receive?

Answer 28

Hep B
DTap
Polio
Pcv
Rotavirus
Influenza

Question 29

From 12-18 months what vaccines can a baby receive?

Answer 29

DTap
Hib
Pcv
MMR
Varicella
Hep a
Influenza

Question 30

At 4-6 years old what vaccine can a child receive?

Answer 30

DTap
Polio
MMR
Varicella