Immunization Schedule and Vaccine Administration

A collection of vocabulary flashcards covering the timing, dosage, and administration routes for various vaccines mentioned in the lecture notes.

MR-1 vaccine timing and route

Administered at $9$ months via subcutaneous injection in the Rt upper arm.

JE (Japanese encephalitis) vaccine timing and route

Initially administered at $9$ months via subcutaneous injection in the Lt upper arm.

Vit A 1st dose

Administered at $9$ months.

MR 2nd dose timing and route

Administered between $16-24$ months via subcutaneous injection in the Rt upper arm.

JE 2nd dose timing and route

Administered between $16-24$ months via subcutaneous injection in the Lt upper arm.

DPT Booster (16-24 months)

Administered between $16-24$ months via IM (intramuscular) injection in the Lt mid thigh.

Vitamin A subsequent doses

After the $16-24$ month dose, it is given every $6$ months until the child is $5$ years old.

DPT Booster (5-6 years)

Administered at $5-6$ years of age via IM (intramuscular) injection in the upper arm.

Td (Tetanus and diphtheria) 10yr and 16yr

Administered at $10$ years and $16$ years of age via IM (intramuscular) injection in the upper arm.

Td-1 and Td-2 during pregnancy

Td-1 is given early in pregnancy, followed by Td-2 after $4$ weeks, administered via IM (intramuscular) injection in the upper arm.

Kopi Booster edrops

Recorded under the $16-24$ months schedule for administration.

Pau Booster dose

Mentioned in the context of the $9$ month vaccination schedule.