vaccines-schedule

when is an annual flu vax recommended “all special groups”

annually for those >6mo

Vaccinations; infants/children

3 dose hep b

RSV (if mom not vaccinated during pregnancy)

2mo: PCV15/PCV20, Dtap, Hib, polio, rotavirus

12 months; MMR, varicella

what must you avoid in children before 2 years

polysacchairde vaccine

polysaccharide vaccines

Pneumovax 23

vaccinations; health care professionals

annual influenza, hep b, varicella and MMR (or demonstrated immunity)

vaccinations; adolescents/young adults

meningococcal quadrivalent vaccin (MenACWY)- meveo or MenQuadfi. 2 doses (1 dose at 11-12yrs, 1 dose at 16yrs). First year college students if not previously vaccinated x 1dose

HPV reccomded at 11-12yrs. 2-3 doses

Tdap; first dose at 11-12 years

vaccines; pregnancy

no live vaccines; inactivated influenza vaccine in any trimerster, RSV (abryvso) administed if at weeks 32-36 during RSV seaseon, tdap x1 with each pregnancy (weeks 27-36)

vaccines; older adults

herpes zoster vaccine (shringrix) age >50 yrs, x2 doses, 2-6mo apart

Pneumococcal vaccine (age >65). PCV20 × 1 or PCV15 × 1, the PPSV23 ×1 at least 12 months later (8 weeks if immunocompromised)

vaccines; diabetes

Pneumococcal vaccine (Age 19-64); PCV20×1, or PCV15 ×1 f/b PPSV23 at least 1 year later (8 weeks if immunocompromised)

Hep B; age >60yrs if not already

vaccines; sickle cells/asplenia

H. influenzae type b (Hib)

Pneumoccocal vaccin (19-64 yrs) PCV20× 1 or PCV15 × 1, f/b PPSV23 8 weeks later

Meningococcal vaccines

Meningococcal quadrivalent vaccine (MenACWY- menveo or menquadfi) OR meningococcal serogroup B vaccin (MenB- bexsero or trumenba)

vaccines; immunodeficient

No live vaccines;

pneumococcal (age 19-64); PCV20×1 or PCV15 ×1 f/b PPSV23 8 weeks later

Herpes zoster vaccine (shringix) >19yrs; 2 doses, 2-6 months apart

vaccines; immunodefivicnet ADDITIONAL for HIV

Meningococcal quadrivalent vaccine (MenACWY- Menveo or MenQuadfi)

Hep B

Hep A

vaccines; whats considered immunodeficient

chronic renal failure/nephrotic syndrome, cancer, HIV, solid organ transplant, treatement with immunosuppressants

scheduled vax; influenza

annually, all patients

scheduled vax; shingles

Shingrix; all adults >50yrs, or >19 yrs if immunosuppressed

2 dose series (2-6 mo later, or 1-2 mo later if immunosuppresd)

vaccinate even if they had chickenpox or shingels or recieved Zostavax

scheduled vax; pneumococcal

age 19-64 wtih special medical conditions, or >65 if never received before

PCV20 ×1

PCV15 ×1 f/b PPSV23 1 year OR 8 weeks later if immunocompromised

what are the special conditions that would allow you to be eligible for the pneumococcal vaccine at 19-64yrs?

AUD, cigarette smoking, dm, chronic heart, lung or liver disease, sickle cell; HIV; cancer, solid organ tranplant, chornic renal fialure, immunsuppresiv edrugs

scheduled vax; hep b

if you havent gotten it yet as a baby;

all 19-59 yr/old

>60yrs if chornic liver disease, HIV, exposure via sexual activity, iv drug use, incarcerated, endemic area, blood exposure

hep b and hep a combo vaccine

Twinrix

scheduled vax; hep a

adults who are traveling ot enedmic area, household member/close contacts of adopted children from countries of mode/high infection risk, liver disease, hemophilia, men who have sex with men, illicit drug use, HIV

scheduled vax; meningococcal

Serogroup B (MenB) Bxsero, trumenba; give if complement componet deficieny, taking eculizumab/ravulizumab, asplenia, exposure ot Neissera meningitid, serogropu B menigococcal disease outbreak exposure

Quadrivalent conjugate (menACWY) menvero, menquadfi; same as above plus + hiv, travelers, military recrutis, first year college students, if not up to date

scheduled vax; HPV

adults <26 yrs who did not complete hpv series

may be given at 27-45 with an adequate risk discussion

scheduled vax; covid

>12 yrs (not moderately or severely immunocompromised)

naive; moderna/pfizer biontech x1 OR novavax x2 (0 and 3-8 weeks)