Topic 2: Vaccines

hep B

what vaccine is given at birth

hep B, DTap, Rotavirus, Hib, IPV, PCV

what vaccine is given at 2 monthss (BDRHIP)

DTap, rotavirus, Hib, IPV, PCV

what vaccines are given at 4 months (DRHIP)

hep B, DTap, rotavirus, Hib, IPV, PCV, influenza

what vaccines are given at 6 months (BDRHIPI)

MMR, hep A, DTap, Hib, PCV, varicella

what vaccines are given from 12-18 months (MADHPV)

varicella, DTap, IPV, MMR

what vaccines are given from 4-6 years (VeryDIM)

TDap, HPV, meningococcal

what vaccines are given at 11-12 years (THM)

meningococcal

what vaccine is given at 16-18 years old

every 10 years

how often do you need a DTap booster

MMR and varicella

what vaccines are given SQ

egg allergy

what should you assess for before giving an influenza vaccine

every year

how often do you need the influenza vaccine

acute gastroenteritis

what does the rotavirus vaccine protect againsto

orally

how is the rotavirus vaccine administered

• local tenderness

• erythema

• swelling at injection site

• low grade fever

• drowsiness

• eating less

• prolonged/unusual cry

what vaccine reactions are normal and expected for 24-48 hours after administration

epineiphrine

what should be at bed side when giving a vaccine

severe febrile illness (not a common cold), recent chemo or a blood transfusion

what is a contraindication for all immunizations

immunocompromised

who should not receive live vaccines

• give acetaminophen 45 mins before receiving

• EMLA cream

• distraction techniques

what pain-relieving measures can be taken before giving vaccines