Immunisations

Question 1

When do you have the 5 in 1?

Answer 1

2 months
3 months
4 months
Preschool 4in1 (3y4m up to school age)
Teenage 3in1 (13-18)

Question 2

What is the 5 in 1?

Answer 2

Diphtheria, tetanus, polio, whooping cough (pertussis), Hib

Question 3

What is the 4 in 1?

Answer 3

Dipheria, tetanus, whooping cough, polio

Question 4

What is the 3 in 1?

Answer 4

Diphtheria, tetanus, polio

Question 5

When do you have the MMR?

Answer 5

#1 at 1 year
#2 at pre-schhol (3y4m up to school age)

Question 6

What do you have at 2m old?

Answer 6

5 in 1
PCV
Rotavirus
Men B

Question 7

When do you have the Men B vaccines?

Answer 7

2 months
4 months
12 months

Question 8

What do you have at 3 months old?

Answer 8

5 in 1
Men C
Rotavirus #2

Question 9

What do you have at 4 months old?

Answer 9

5 in 1
PCV #2
Men B #2

Question 10

What do you have at 12 months old?

Answer 10

Hib / Men C booster
MMR
PCV #3
Men #3

Question 11

When do you have the PCV?

Answer 11

2 months
4 months
12 months

Question 12

Who has HPV and when?

Answer 12

Girls of 12-13 years old

2 injections 6-24m apart

Question 13

When do children have the flu jab?

Answer 13

2, 3, 4 years old

1st and 2nd school years

Question 14

What meningitis strains are covered in the teenage jab?

Answer 14

ACWY

Question 15

List all vaccines a child should have by the time they start school

Answer 15

5 in 1 #1 #2#3
4 in 1 
MMR #1 #2
PCV #1 #2 #3
Men B #1 #2 #3
Men C
Flu 
Rotavirus #1 #2

Question 16

List all vaccines a child should have by the time they are an adult

Answer 16

5 in 1  x3
4 in 1 
3 in 1 
MMR x2
PCV x3
Men C
Men B x3
Rotavirus x2
Flu
HPV
Men ACWY