Immunization

Question 1

On what newborn age DPT must given?

Answer 1

6, 10,14 weeks

Question 1

DPT stands for?

Answer 1

Diphtheria, Pertussis, and Tetanus

Question 2

Diphtheria toxoid effectivity last for how many years?

Answer 2

10 years

Question 3

What vaccine that contains tetanus used for adults?

Answer 3

Tetanus and diptheria

Question 4

For fully immunized mother with tetanus toxoid, what percentage is it?

Answer 4

100%

Question 5

MMR stands for?

Answer 5

Measles, Mumps, and Rubella Vaccine

Question 6

Is MMR a live attenuated vaccine?

Answer 6

Yes

Question 7

After getting MMR vaccine, pregnancy must be prevented until _ months?

Answer 7

3 months

Question 8

MMR usually given at?

Answer 8

12-15 months of age

Question 9

It is a skin rash present within 24-48 hours when having a measles

Answer 9

KOPLIK’S SPOTS

Question 10

What does Mumps caused to the body’s function?

Answer 10

Swell Parotid gland that can cause sterility of male reproductive organ

Question 11

Rubella Vaccine usually given to?

Answer 11

Children

Question 12

TOPV stands for?

Answer 12

Trivalent Oral Polio Vaccine

Question 13

TOPV target are what age?

Answer 13

Below 18 years old

Question 14

IPV or Inactivated Polio Vaccine must be given to what condition?

Answer 14

Children asymptomatic HIV or any immune deficiencies.

Question 15

What age must TOPV 3 doses given?

Answer 15

2,4,6 months

Question 16

The fourth dose of TOPV should be given at what age?

Answer 16

5 years old

Question 17

HIB stands for?

Answer 17

Haemophilus Influenzae Type B Vaccine

Question 18

Can HIB given to a child who is asplenic or has sickle cell anemia?

Answer 18

Yes

Question 19

HEPA B, same with DPT, 3 doses must be given at what age?

Answer 19

6, 10, 14 weeks

Question 20

Hep- B Vaccine must be give at what route?

Answer 20

Intra muscular (IM) injection

Question 21

Can Hepa-B vaccine be given at same time with DPT since it has same age requirements?

Answer 21

Yes!