Vaccines and Anaesthesia

Question 1

name live attenuated vaccines MY RC

Answer 1

measles, mumps, rubella
yellow fever
rotavirus
chicken pox

Question 2

name inactivated vaccines

Answer 2

meningococcal
Hep A
Rabies

Question 3

name an inactivated toxins vaccine

Answer 3

tetanus and diptheria

Question 4

name a viral vector vaccine

Answer 4

COVID 19 (astra zeneca)

Question 5

name a nucleic acid vaccine

Answer 5

COVID 19 (pfizer and moderna)

Question 6

what vaccines should not be given in pregnancy?

Answer 6

live

Question 7

whats in interval you need to leave between different inactivated vaccines?

Answer 7

can be given at any interval to eachother

Question 8

whats the interval when giving the same inactivated vaccines?

Answer 8

at least 4 weeks

Question 9

can you give varicella zoster and MMR on the same day?

what if you don’t?

Answer 9

can be given on the same day
if not then need to wait 4 weeks inbetween

Question 10

can you give yellow fever and MMR on the same day?

Answer 10

no - need to wait 4 weeks

Question 11

at what time points are babies given their vaccine schedule?

Answer 11

8 weeks
12 weeks
16 weeks

Question 12

whats in the 6 in 1 vaccine? PPHH DT

Answer 12

1 - diptheria
2- tetanus
3 -pertussis
4 - Hep B
5 - Polio
6- haemophilus influenza B

Question 13

what vaccines are given at 6 weeks?

Answer 13

6 in 1 + MR (menigococcal B and rotavirus)

Question 14

what vaccines are given at 12 weeks?

Answer 14

6 in 1 and PR
(pneumoccoal and rotavirus)

Question 15

what vaccines are given at 16 weeks?

Answer 15

6 in 1 + meningococcal B

Question 16

what vaccines are given at 1y?

Answer 16

MMR
haemophilus influenza B + meningococcal C
meningococcal B, pneumococcal

Question 17

what vaccines are given at 3yrs and 4 months?

Answer 17

MMR
Diptheria, tetanus, pertussis, poliomyelitis

Question 18

what vaccines are given at 11 - 14 yrs?

Answer 18

human paplliomavirus 0 second dose 6 - 24 months after first dose

Question 19

what vaccines are given to 13 - 15yr olds?

Answer 19

meningococcal A + C

Question 20

what vaccines are given to 13 - 18yrs?

Answer 20

diptheria, tetanus, poliomyelitis

Question 21

what vaccines are given to pregnant females?

Answer 21

diptheria, tetanus, pertussis + poliomyelitis (1 dose from the 16th week)
flu vaccine

Question 22

what are the local anaesthetics?

Answer 22

lidocaine, bupivacaine

Question 23

what are the general anaesthetics?

Answer 23

propofol
thiopental
etomidate
ketamine

Question 24

what general aneasthetic is fat soluble so has longer hangover effect and has radid onset?

Answer 24

thiopental

Question 25

what general anaesthetic has no hangover effect and what has a low one?

Answer 25

no hangover = etomidate low = propofol

Question 26

what general anaesthtics are given via inhalation?

Answer 26

volatile liquids (isoflurane, desflurane, sevoflurane) nitrous oxide

Question 27

what local aneathetic has the longer duration of actoin?

Answer 27

bupivcaine

Question 28

what anaesthetic is used in labour?

Answer 28

nitrous oxide 50% Etonox

Question 29

what anaesthetics have the risk of malignant hyperthermia?

Answer 29

volatile (isoflurane, desflurane, servoflurane) muscle relaxant - suxamethonium

Question 30

why is suxamethonium given?

Answer 30

as a muscle relaxant

Question 31

whats the treatment for malignant hyperthermia?

Answer 31

dantrolene

Question 32

name some subunit, recombinant vaccines

Answer 32

hep B pneumococcal shingles meningococcoal