Fundamentals of Immunization & Infection Control & BBP

Which is a contraindication to the specified vaccine?

A. Redness and Swelling at the site after MMR vaccine

B. Egg allergy and influenza vaccine

C. History of intussusception and Rotavirus vaccine

D. Syncope from HPV vaccine

C. History of intussusception and Rotavirus vaccine

Which vaccines are live? SATA

A. MMR

B. Influenza

C. Flu mist

D. Varicella

E. Rotavirus

F. DTaP

A. MMR

C. Flu mist

D. Varicella

E. Rotavirus

What is the vaccine that a doctor wrote about saying receiving it would lead to autism (NOT TRUE)

MMR

DTAp

Pertussis

HiB

Haemophilus influenza type B

Hep A or HEP B

Hepatitis A & B

HPV

Human papillomavirus

IIV flu shot or laiv flu mist

Influenza

MMR

Measles

Men ACWY and Men B

Meningococcal disease

PCV13 and PPSV 23

Pneumococcal disease

RV

Rotavirus

V or MMRV

Varicella

Zoster Recombinant RZV

Herpes zoster

What are the transmission and precautions of pertussis (DTAp)?

Respiratory Droplet, Contact Droplet Precautions

What is pertussis (DTAp) also referred to as?

Whooping cough

What are the clinical features of pertussis (DTAp)

-Insidious (slow) onset, similar to the common cold with nonspecific cough

-Fever usually minimal throughout course of illness

-Paroxysmal cough stage (1-6 weeks)

What are complication of pertussis (DTAp)

Secondary bacterial pneumonia, apnea (no breathing) & bradycardia events, respiratory failure

***Infants at great risk: VACCINATE PARENTS!!!

How often do people need to get their tetanus shot?

-Every 10 years

-Contact with cut? 5 years