OnlineMedEd: Pediatrics - "Vaccinations" Flashcards

1
Q

Which vaccine is made with egg (and cannot be given to those with severe egg allergies)?

A

Yellow fever

Think of yellow yolks.

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2
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Which two vaccines used to be made with eggs?

A
  • MMRV (now it is never made with egg)

* Flu (some still are, so check)

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3
Q

____________ are live vaccines and cannot be given to pregnant women or the immunocompromised.

A

MMRV and intranasal flu

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4
Q

True or false: a temperature of 103 is abnormal after a vaccine.

A

False.

Fevers are only abnormal if they are greater than or equal to 104.

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5
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In addition to high fever, ____________ are contraindications to further doses of thath vaccine.

A

anaphylaxis or inconsolability

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6
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What are some common fake contraindications to vaccines that testers will try to trick you on?

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  • Mild sickness

* Family history of vaccine reaction

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7
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Cover the HBV vaccine guidelines for infected moms, noninfected moms, and questionable mom status.

A
  • Infected mom: give passive and active HBV vaccine to baby day of delivery
  • Negative mom: give passive vaccine within two months
  • Questionable mom: give passive vaccine and test mom
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8
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What is the general TDaP schedule for adults and kids?

A
  • Kids: get three doses in first year and two from ages 1-4

* Adults: one booster every ten years

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Getting infected with _______ in the first two years of life does not confer immunity.

A

HiB

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10
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You need ________ doses for HAV and ________ doses for HBV.

A

2; 3

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11
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Adults get the ________ form of DTaP.

A

TdaP (with a smaller dose of diphtheria toxoid)

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12
Q

How is tetanus treated?

A
  • Intubation
  • Sedation
  • Muscle relaxants
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13
Q

In what situation do you give tetanus immunoglobulin?

A

If someone has not received 3 or more tetanus vaccinations and has a dirty wound.

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14
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When can you send someone home without treatment for a potential tetanus wound?

A

If they have a clean wound and have had a booster within ten years or a dirty wound and a booster within three years

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15
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How should you treat diphtheria?

A
  • Do not disrupt the pseudomembrane! It can bleed and compromise the airway.
  • Anti-toxin
  • Antibiotics
  • Intubation
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16
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What are the three phases of pertussis?

A
  • I: cold, rhinorrhea (contagious!)
  • II: cough with inspiratory wheezing
  • III: resolution