Donor Deferrals in terms of Vaccinations

Question 1

1. small pox
2. measles, rubeola mumps, polio, typhoid, yellow fever
3. tetanus, pneumococcal, HIB diptheria, cholera
4. Hepatitis A (with close contact)
5. Hepa B (with close contact)

A. 2-3 weeks or until scabs have fallen off
B. 2 weeks
C. 1 year
D. no deferral
E. 6 weeks

Answer 1

ABDEC

Question 2

1. Chicken pox, rubella, H1N1, BCG, HPV, Rabies (non exposure)
2. Typhoid, menigococcal, chilera, paratyphoid
3. Hepa B (exposure)
4. Tetanus immunoglobulin
5. Rabies (post-exposure/bite)

A. 1 year
B. No deferral
C. 1 month

Answer 2

CBAAA

Question 3

1. Rabies (non-exposure)
2. Rabies
3. Rabies (post-exposure)

A. 1 year from last dose
B. Anytime
C. 1 month

Answer 3

CBA

Question 4

1. Live attenuated german measles
2. Bacterial measles (rubeola)

A. 2 weeks
B. 4 weeks

Answer 4

BA

Question 5

1. Polio (oral)
2. Polio (injection)

A. 2 weeks
B. 1 year
C. 2 years
D. No deferral

Answer 5

AD

Question 6

1. Hepa A (non exposure)
2. Hepa B (non exposure)

A. 1 week from vaccination
B. Anytime

Answer 6

BA