vaccines

Question 1

which vaccine should NOT be given to children with asthma or 2-4yo with recurrent wheeze (and what do you give instead)

Answer 1

intranasal influenza (inactivated influenza)

Question 2

which vaccine can you NOT give with egg allergy

Answer 2

yellow fever

Question 3

which vaccine can you NOT give the first dose when infant is >15 weeks of age

Answer 3

rotavirus

Question 4

which vaccine contains neomycin & gelatin

Answer 4

MMR

Question 5

which vaccine is given at birth (within 24 hours)

Answer 5

Hep B

Question 6

ages of 1st, 2nd + 3rd dose for Hep B vaccine

Answer 6

1st: birth
2nd: 1-2 months
3rd: 6-18 months

Question 7

ages of 1st, 2nd + 3rd dose for rotavirus, DTap, Hip, PCV. IPV

Answer 7

1st: 2 months
2nd: 4 months
3rd: 6 months

Question 8

age of 1st dose of MMR, varicella and Hep A

Answer 8

12 months

Question 9

age of 2nd dose of MMR

Answer 9

4 years

Question 10

age of booster of varicella

Answer 10

4 years

Question 11

final booster DTaP

Answer 11

4 years

Question 12

age of 4th dose of IPV

Answer 12

4 years

Question 13

age of 2nd dose of Hep A (how many months must be elapsed from 1st dose)

Answer 13

18 months (6 months)

Question 14

which vaccines are CI with latex allergy (2)

Answer 14

rotavirus
meningococcal conjugate vaccine

Question 15

which vaccines are CI with neomycin allergy (4)

Answer 15

IPV
MMR
Varicella
Hep A

Question 16

live attenuated vaccines (7)

Answer 16

smallpox
yellow fever
rotavirus
chickenpox (VZV)
sabin polio virus
MMR
influenza (intranasal)
“live! see yellow rotating chiceksm get vaccinated with Sabin and MMR, its incredible”

Question 17

killed/inactivated vaccines (4)

Answer 17

rabies
influzena
Salk polio
Hep A
“Salk killed RIPA”

Question 18

subunit vaccines

Answer 18

Hep B
HPV