vaccines

HepB

• only vax given at birth

• 3 dose series

• Dtap

• IPV

• hep b

• Hib

• PCV-13

• Rotavirus

• vaxs given at 2 months

• DIHHPeR

• Dtap

• IPV

• Hib

• PCV-13

• Rotavirus

• vaxs given at 4 months

• DIHPeR

• Dtap

• IPV

• Heb B

• Hib

• PCV-13

• Rotavirus

• flu

• Vaxs given at 6months

• DIHHPeR

  
  

• Hib

• Hep A

• Varicella

• PCV-13

• MMR

• Dtap

• Vaxs given at 12-15months

• Hello Harry V. Potter MD

• IPV

• DTap

• MMR

• Varicella

• can be given at 4-6yo

• I Did My Vaccines

• TDap

• HPV (x3 doses)

• Meningococcal

• vaxs given at 11-12yo

• Tweens Have Money

  
  

• Influenza Yearly

• TDap every 10 years

• vaxs given to adults

• IT

• Herpes Zoster (Shingles)

• Influenza Yearly

• Pneumococcal

• vaxs given at 60 -65 Years

• HIP

Flu Vaccine

• It can not give you the flu.

• Side effects include soreness at injection site, HA, fever.

• It takes two weeks take affect

• You can’t give to children under 6 months of age.

• Children ages 6 months – 8 years need two doses in the same year the first time they are vaccinated.

TDap for kids, DTap for adults

difference between Tdap and Dtap?

due to sedentary lifestyle

why do 60-65yo need yearly flu vax?

COVID Vaccines

• Pfizer & Moderna

• •MRNA Vaccine

• •Available for individuals 6 months and up

• •Boosters available

TRUE

T OR F

Vaccines are effective in reducing severe infections and hospitalizations

FALSE

TRUE OR FALSE

Individuals who have had COVID-19 should not get vaccinated

TRUE

TRUE OR FALSE

MRNA vaccines do not contain a live virus

TRUE

TRUE OR FALSE

MRNA vaccines will not change your DNA

FALSE

TRUE OR FALSE

MRNA vaccine development is a new therapy

• Those with acute malignant disease may have limitations on vaccines.

• Aspirin with varicella vaccine can increase risk of Reye’s.

• By law, healthcare providers must report adverse effects.

• All patients need to receive the VIS information sheets prior to getting the vaccine.

VACCINE NURSING CONSIDERATIONS

•Decreased number of communicable diseases

•Decreased mortality rates

benefits of vaccines

•Religious beliefs

•Misconceptions (e.g autism, materials in vaccines, etc.)

•Socioeconomic barriers

•Disparities

•Insurance coverage

barriers of getting vaccines

DTap(Diptheria, tetanus, & acellular pertusiss)

• protects against BACTERIA that causes infections, meningitis, pneumonia, epiglottis, and bloodstream infection

varicella vax

• protects agains chicken pox

• follows the dermaton nerves

• Hep B

• DTaP

• Hib

• PCV

• IPV

• Flu

• Hep A

• Meningococcal

• HPV

which vax are injected in to the MUSCLE/?

THIGH in infants

DELTOID in older adults

• MMR

• Varicella

which vax are injected under the SQ/skin/ UPPER ARM?

rotavirus

which vax are taken orally?