Immunizations Flashcards

1
Q

When are live vaccines contraindicated?

A

individuals with severe asthma (on inhaling steroids or active wheezing) in the 7 days prior to vaccine and pregnancy, immunocompromised, TB active and untreated

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2
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When is rotavirus contraindicated?

A

uncorrected congenital malformation of GI tract (dt risk of intuss)

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3
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When are vaccines contraindicated?

A

Hx of Guillain-Barre syndrome onset within 6 weeks of immunization and immunocompromised, hx of anaphylaxis to that specific vaccine

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4
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How long should someone be observed post vaccine?

A

15 minutes minimum, 30 mins if higher concern of allergy

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5
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Where are vaccine adverse reactions reported?

A

Canada Vigilance Program and must fill out adverse event following immunization form

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6
Q

T or F
People with egg allergies can be vaccinated with live vaccines

A

True

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7
Q

How to treat anaphylaxis in office post vaccine?

A

Call 911, admin epi 0.5mL0f 1:1000 & inject into opposite arm of vaccine (max 3 doses), can also give Ventolin, oxygen if needed, send to ED

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8
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What is the pediatric dosing (<5 years) for anaphylaxis?

A

0.01mg/kg for 1:1000 epi

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9
Q

Ideally, how long should you wait to get pregnant after a live vaccine?

A

3 months (min 28 days)

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10
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What should pregnant women receive if they are exposed to chickenpox and not immune?

A

Varicella immune globulin within 96 hours of contact ideally up to 10 days post exposure. No rash must be present.

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11
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When should TDAP be offered during pregnancy?

A

Between 27-36 weeks gestation

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12
Q

Which vaccines should be recommended during pregnancy?

A

Influenza, covid, pertussis (regardless of when last dose was given) after 20 weeks for babies protection up to 2m of age. TDAP

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13
Q

When is D-TAP-IPV-Hib given?

A

2, 4, 6, 18m

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14
Q

When is Prevnar 13 given?

A

2, 4m, 1 yr and >65 for high risk

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15
Q

When is Rotavirus given?

A

2, 4 m

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16
Q

When should rotavirus not be given?

A

After 4m

17
Q

When is Men-C given?

A

1 yr

18
Q

When is MMR given?

A

1 yr

19
Q

When is Varicella given?

A

15m

20
Q

When is MMRV given?

A

4 years

21
Q

When is Tdap-IPV given?

A

4 years

22
Q

What vaccines are given in Gr 7?

A

Hep B, Men C-ACYW, HPV-9

23
Q

When is TDAP given?

A

14 years, 24 years, 65 years, pregnancy 27-32 weeks

24
Q

How often is the tetanus booster given?

A

Every 10 years

25
Q

When do we need to give 2 doses of influenza?

A

Age <9years, 2nd dose given 4 weeks after 1st

26
Q

All of these segments of the population are targeted for pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccination, except one. Which one?

  • persons 65 years of age or over.
  • persons with liver cirrhosis
  • persons with diabetes mellitus
  • children less than 24 months old
  • persons with HIV
A

children less than 24 months old

27
Q

How long do you have to wait after receiving immunoglobulins to receive live vaccines?

A

3-6 months

28
Q

Which age group is at the greatest risk of contracting invasive haemophilus influenzae type B?
a) All children.
b) Young children under 5 years of age.
c) Young adults between 19 and 35 years of age.
d) Seniors over 65 years of age.

A

B