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15,000 children acquire per year with many with permanent disability
HIB
4 million effected each year with nearly 3,000 deaths
Measles
most teratagenic virus
Rubella
One of the most common causes of death in school aged children killing 10,000 people annually
One of the most common causes of death in school aged children killing 10,000 people annually
Diptheria
Estimated 150,000 cases per year in infants with thousands of deaths (most death in children under age of 1yr)
Pertussis
the state where a sufficient proportion of a population is immune to an infectious disease to make its spread from person to person unlikely
Community (herd) immunity
Vaccines are primary, secondary, or tertiary prevention
primary
resistance developed in response to an antigen and usually characterized by the presence of an antibody produced by the host (either infecting agent or vaccine)
active immunity
Immunity conferred by an antibody produced in another host, acquired naturally by an infant from mother or artificially by administration of an immune globulin
Passive immunity
Onset and Duration of Immunity through immunization (active immunization)
Onset usually within 1 month
Duration usually years to life
Onset and Duration of Immunity through Passive immunization - Immune Globulin (given post exposure to select infecting agents)
Onset - within hours of dose
Duration - usually 6-9 months
If anaphylaxis hx with Neomycin avoid which immunizations:
IPV, MMR, Varicella
If anaphylaxis hx with Streptomycin, polymyxin B, and neomycin avoid which immunizations:
IPV, Vaccinia (smallpox)
If anaphylaxis hx with Bakers Yeast avoid which immunizations:
Hepatitis B
If anaphylaxis hx with Gelatin, neomycin avoid which immunizations:
Varicella Zoster
If anaphylaxis hx with Gelatin avoid which immunizations:
MMR
Deeper wounds are at risk for .... due to its anaerobic properties
Tetanus
Which vaccine protects against strep pneumonia
pnuovax
max age for flu mist
49 y/o
T or F
Immune globulin is a concentrated solution of antibodies derived from pooled donated blood
True
Live attenuated Vaccines
MMR,
Varicella,
FluMist,
Zostavax,
Rotavirus
Populations to use caution when giving live attenuated vaccine:
pregnancy,
immune suppression,
HIV infection with CD4 count <200,
infants with severe combined immunodeficiency