Vaccine schedule and types

Question 1

Hep B doses

Answer 1

3 doses - 0, 1, 6 months

Question 2

Rota doses

Answer 2

2 doses - 2,4

Question 3

DTaP doses

TDap

Answer 3

DTaP = 5 doses - 2,4,6,15, 4-6 yrs

TDaP = 1 dose - 11-12 years

Question 4

Hib (H. infl) doses

Answer 4

3/4 doses - 2,4,(6),12

Question 5

PCV (conjugate) doses

Answer 5

4 doses - 2,4,6,12

Question 6

iPV doses

Answer 6

4 doses - 2,4, 6-18, 4-6yrs

Question 7

MMR doses

Answer 7

2 doses - 1 yea

Question 8

MMR and Varicella doses

Answer 8

2 doses - 1 yr, 4-6 yrs

Question 9

HepA doses

Answer 9

2 dose series between 12-23 months

Question 10

HPV doses

Answer 10

one dose 11-12 years

Question 11

Meningococcal dose

Answer 11

one dose 11-12 years

Question 12

Meningococcal dose

Answer 12

one dose 11-12 years

Question 13

Toxoid vaccines

Answer 13

Diptheria + Tetanus

Question 14

Killed bacteria vaccines

Answer 14

Pertussis, Paratyphoid/Typhus, Cholera, Plague

Question 15

Attenuated virus vaccines

Answer 15

Measles, mumps, rubella, varicella

Question 16

Attenuated virus vaccines

Answer 16

Measles, mumps, rubella, varicella

also yellow fever, rota

Question 17

Subunit vaccines

Answer 17

HepA, HepB, HPV

Question 18

Polysaccharide vacciens

Answer 18

S. typhi
meningitis (Nm and H.i.)
PNA (strep pneumo)

Question 19

Polysaccharide vaccines

Answer 19

S. typhi
meningitis (Nm and H.i.)
PNA (strep pneumo)

Question 20

Inactivated vaccines

Answer 20

Influenza

Rabies (human)