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1
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How spaced apart should live vaccines be if they are not given on the same day?

A. 2 weeks
B. 4 weeks
C. 60 days
D. 3 months or longer

A

B. 4 weeks

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how long should you wait to give a live vaccine after a patient has received an antibody containing product if they were simultaneously given?

A. 2 weeks
B. 4 weeks
C. 60 days
D. 3 months or longer

A

D. 3 months or longer

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Which of the following vaccines have an Egg component in them?

A. IPV (Poliovirus)
B. Varicella
C. Influenza
D. Yellow Fever
E. MMR
F. Zoster
A

C. Influenza

D. Yellow Fever

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Which of the following vaccines have a Gelatin component in them?

A. IPV  (Poliovirus)
B. Varicella
C. Influenza
D. Yellow Fever
E. MMR
F. Zoster
A

B. Varicella

D. Yellow Fever
E. MMR
F. Zoster

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Which of the following vaccines have a Neomycin component in them?

A. IPV  (Poliovirus)
B. Varicella
C. Influenza
D. Yellow Fever
E. MMR
F. Zoster
A

A. IPV
B. Varicella

E. MMR
F. Zoster

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6
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Which of the following vaccines should Pregnant pts receive during pregnancy?

A. Influenza vaccine
B. Tdap
C. Cholera
D. Zoster

A

A. Influenza vaccine –> but not the Live mist one (Flumist)
B. Tdap –> with Each pregnacny (wks 27-36 optimally)

Live vaccines are contraindicated!!

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Which of the following are Live vaccines?

A. H. Flu (HiB) Haemophilus influenzae B
B. Typhoid (injectable)
C. Typhoid (Vivotif) 
D. Rabies
E. Rotavirus
F. Cholera
A

C. Typhoid (Vivotif) –> Capsule, Injectable is not live

E. Rotavirus
F. Cholera

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8
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Which of the following are Live vaccines?

A. Tdap
B. MMR
C. MMRV
D. Japanese encephalitis
E. Poliomyelitis
F. Yellow fever
A

B. MMR
C. MMRV

F. Yellow fever

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9
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Which of the following are Live vaccines?

A. Hep A and Hep B 
B. Varicella
C. Human papilomavirus
D. Influenza intranasal (Flumist) 
E. Meningococcal
F. Pneumococcal 
G. Zoster
A

B. Varicella

D. Influenza intranasal (Flumist)

G. Zoster

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10
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How long should children receiving the Influenza vaccine for the first time (ages 6months - 8 years) wait before getting the second dose?

A. 2 weeks
B. 4 weeks
C. 60 days
D. 3 months or longer

A

B. 4 weeks

give the 2 doses 4 weeks apart

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11
Q

Match the following age groups with the different Influenza vaccines.

Fluzone Quadrivalent
FluMist
Fluzone High-Dose (Fluad)
Flucelvax quadrivalent
Flublok 
> 6 mounths
> 4 years
2-49 years 
>18 years
> 65 years
A 
Fluzone Quadrivalent - >6months
FluMist - 2-49 years 
Fluzone High-Dose (Fluad) - > 65 years 
Flucelvax quadrivalent - > 4 years
Flublok (Egg-free) - >18 years
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12
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Which of the following are Intranasal?

A. MMR
B. MMRV
C. Typhoid (Vivotif)
D. Varicella
E. Zostavax
F. PPSV23
G. Cholera (Vaxchora)
H. Rotavirus (Rotateq, Rotarix)
I. FluMist
J. Yelllow fever
A

I. FluMist

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Which of the following are SC only?

A. MMR
B. MMRV
C. Typhoid (Vivotif)
D. Varicella
E. Zostavax
F. PPSV23
G. Cholera (Vaxchora)
H. Rotavirus (Rotateq, Rotarix)
I. FluMist
J. Yelllow fever
A

A. MMR
B. MMRV

D. Varicella
E. Zostavax

J. Yelllow fever

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Which of the following are IM or SC?

A. MMR
B. MMRV
C. Typhoid (Vivotif)
D. Varicella
E. Zostavax
F. PPSV23
G. Cholera (Vaxchora)
H. Rotavirus (Rotateq, Rotarix)
I. FluMist
J. Yelllow fever
A

F. PPSV23 and IPV (IPOL)

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Which of the following are PO?

A. MMR
B. MMRV
C. Typhoid (Vivotif)
D. Varicella
E. Zostavax
F. PPSV23
G. Cholera (Vaxchora)
H. Rotavirus (Rotateq, Rotarix)
I. FluMist
J. Yelllow fever
A

C. Typhoid (Vivotif) –> Capsule

G. Cholera (Vaxchora) –> Oral solution
H. Rotavirus (Rotateq, Rotarix) –> Oral solution

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16
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Which of the following vaccines must be stored in the Freezer?

A. Typhoid (Vivotif) 
B. Cholera vaccine (Vaxchora)
C. Varivax 
D. Zostervax
E. MMRV
F. MMR 
G. Hib (H. Flue)
H. Menactra and Menveo (Meningococcal) 
I. Hep A and Hep B
J. DTap, Td, Tdap
A

B. Cholera vaccine (Vaxchora)
C. Varivax
D. Zostervax
E. MMRV

Typhoid (Vivotif) is PO and is stored in the refrigerator

MMR can be stored in the refrigerator or the Freezer

17
Q

Which of the following are routine childhood vaccines

A. Prevnar 13 (pneumococcal)
B. IPV (Polio)
C. Rotavirus 
D. MMR
E. Varicella 
F. H. Flue (HIb)
G. Meningococcal 
H. DTaP
I. Tdap
A 
A. Prevnar 13 (pneumococcal)
B. IPV (Polio)
C. Rotavirus 
D. MMR
E. Varicella 
F. H. Flue (HIb)
H. DTaP

2-4-6 months, Pneumo also at 12 months
Damn Pretty BaBy, rotate that ass on the Pole

D-Dtap
P- Pneumo
B- HepB
B-HiB
Rot - Rotavirus
Pol - Polio (IPV)
18
Q

Which of the following vaccines must be stored in the Refrigerator?

A. Typhoid (Vivotif) 
B. Cholera vaccine (Vaxchora)
C. Varivax 
D. Zostervax
E. MMRV
F. MMR 
G. Hib (H. Flue)
H. Menactra and Menveo (Meningococcal) 
I. Hep A and Hep B
J. DTap, Td, Tdap
A

A. Typhoid (Vivotif)

G. Hib (H. Flue)
H. Menactra and Menveo (Meningococcal)
I. Hep A and Hep B
J. DTap, Td, Tdap

19
Q

At what age do administer Shingrix?

A. age > 45
B. age > 50
C. age> 60
D. age >65

A

B. age > 50

Zostavax no longer proffered, all pts should now get shingrix, even if they have already gotten Zostavax. (Need to wait 8 weeks)

Age > 65 is for PCV 23 (pneumovax 23)

20
Q

At what age do administer Zostavax?

A. age > 45
B. age > 50
C. age> 60
D. age >65

A

C. age> 60

Zostavax no longer proffered, all pts should now get shingrix, even if they have already gotten Zostavax. (Need to wait 8 weeks)

Age > 65 is for PCV 23 (pneumovax 23)

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