NIP

Question 1

the process of conferring artificial immunity to population groups

Answer 1

Immunization

Question 2

described as resistance and protection from disease attributed to the presence of antibodies in the blood

Answer 2

Immunity

Question 3

2 types of immunity

Answer 3

(artificial and natural)

Question 4

occurs when an enough portion of population is immune to specific diseases, thereby protecting individuals who have not developed immunity

Answer 4

HERD IMMUNITY

Question 5

BCG

Answer 5

(bacillus Calmette Guerin) – at birth ID right upper arm/deltoid 0.05

Question 6

HEPATITIS B

Answer 6

at birth IM vastus lateralis 0.5

Question 7

(DPT)

Answer 7

Pentavalent vaccine- 6, 10 14 weeks IM Vastus lateralis 0.5

Question 8

OPV

Answer 8

Oral polio vaccine- 6, 10 14 weeks po mouth 0.5

Question 9

PCV

Answer 9

Pneumococcal Conjugated Vaccine- 6, 10 14 weeks IM Vastus Lateralis 0.5

Question 10

IPV

Answer 10

inactivated polio vaccine – 14 weeks IM Vastus lateralis 0.5

Question 11

MMR

Answer 11

Measles Mumps Rubella- 9months and 1 year (12-15months) SC OUTER ARM

Question 12

how many cm when administering several vaccines on the same leg

Answer 12

2.5-5cm

Question 13

what should be observe in utilizing vaccines

Answer 13

“FIRST EXPIRY AND FIRST OUT”

Question 14

what vaccine should we protect from sunlight

Answer 14

BCG

Question 15

absolute contraindications

Answer 15

immunocompromised such as AIDS

Question 16

not contraindications

Answer 16

fever 38.5
simple diarrhea
malnutrition
mild acute respiratory infection

Question 17

a child who receive all immunizations that should be given before reaching 1st year of life

Answer 17

fully immunized child

Question 18

a child who has completed all immunizations scheduled at the age 12-23 months

Answer 18

completely immunized child CIC