Vaccines

Question 0

Inactivated vaccines

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polio, Hep A

Question 1

Live-attenuated vaccines

Answer 1

MMR, Varicella, Flumist, Rotavirus

Question 2

What is an inactivated vaccine?

Answer 2

virus is killed, antigenic capsid proteins remain

Question 3

Subunit vaccines

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Hep B, HPV

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How does a toxoid vaccine work?

Answer 4

inactivated toxin stimulates antibody production

Question 5

toxoid vaccines?

Answer 5

tetanus, diptheria

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Conjugate vaccines

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HiB, Pneumococcal, Meningiococcal

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A conjugate vaccine works by?

Answer 7

Attaching poor/weak antigen to carrier protein

Question 8

HBV series # and start

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birth, series of 3

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DTaP series # and start

Answer 9

series of 5 starting at 2 mo

Question 10

DTaP contraindications

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the usuals + latex allergy

Question 11

When trauma occurs (like stepping on a nail) OR every 10 years, give

Answer 11

Td booster

Question 12

At 11-12 y/o, give this as a booster for DTaP

Answer 12

Tdap

Question 13

HiB is what kind of vaccine?

Answer 13

Conjugate vax

Question 14

HiB series # and start date?

Answer 14

series of 3-4, starting at 2 mo.

Question 15

IPV is what?

Answer 15

an inactivated polio virus

Question 16

IPV series # and start age?

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series of 4 starting at 2 months

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IPV contraindications

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allergy to neomycin/streptomycin/polymyxin B

Question 18

PCV13 is what kind of vaccine?

Answer 18

conjugate vaccine

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PCV13 series # and start age?

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series of 4, starting at age 2mo

Question 20

Rotateq is what kind of vaccine?

Answer 20

live-attenuated

Question 21

Rotateq series # and start age?

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series of 3 starting at 2 mo.

Question 22

Rotateq administration route

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oral

Question 23

Rotateq contraindications

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immunocompromised, recent blood transfusion or immunoglobulin, major GI illnesses, history of GI obstruction

Question 24

HAV is what kind of virus?

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inactivated virus

Question 25

HAV series # and start age?

Answer 25

series of 2 at 12 mo.

Question 26

MMR is what kind of vaccine

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live-attenuated

Question 27

MMR series # and start age

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series of 2, starting at 12-15 mo.

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MMR contraindications

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immunocompromised | Egg allergy is NOT a contraindication

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Varivax is what kind of vaccine?

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live-attenuated

Question 30

Varivax series # and start age

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Series of 2, 12-15 mo.

Question 31

MCV4 vaccinates for what?

Answer 31

Meningococcus

Question 32

MCV4 is what kind of vaccine?

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conjugate vaccine

Question 33

MCV4 series # and age

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2 dose series, 11-12 y/o | booster at age 16

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MCV4 contraindications

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latex allergy; sever allergy to diptheria toxin, hx of Gullain-Barre Syndrome

Question 35

HPV is what kind of vaccine

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protein subunit

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Cervarix (HPV2) immunizes for which serotypes?

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16 & 18

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HPV serotypes 16 & 18 cause?

Answer 37

cancer

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Gardasil (HPV4) immunizes against which serotypes?

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6, 11, 16, 18 (warts and cancer)

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HPV vaccine series # and age?

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series of 3, starting at age 9-11 until age 26

Question 40

Influenza shot is what kind of vaccine

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inactivated vaccine

Question 41

flu shot is indicated for?

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everyone above the age of 6 mo., annually

Question 42

whats different about the first time a child under the age of 9 gets a flu shot?

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need 2 doses 4 weeks apart

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flu shot contraindications

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serious allergic rxn to eggs

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Flu mist is what kind of vaccine

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live attenuated

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Flu mist is indicated for

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healthy 2 - 49 y/o

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flu mist contraindications

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egg allergy (if under 18), asthmatics, aspirin therapy, immunocompromised, pregnancy, history of Gullain-Barre