Peds Charts: Catch Up Chart

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Hepatitis B (catch up 4 mths - 6 years) Min. age 1st dose, interval 1-2, 2-3

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1st: Birth
1-2: 4 wks
2-3: 8 wks (atleast 16 wks after 1st dose)

Front 2

Rotavirus (catch up 4 mths - 6 years) Min. age 1st dose, interval 1-2, 2-3

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1st: 6 wks (1st)
1-2: 4 wks
2-3: 4 wks

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Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis (catch up 4 mths - 6 years) Min. age 1st dose, interval 1-2, 2-3, 3-4, 4-5*

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1st: 6 wks
1-2: 4 wks
2-3: 4 wks
3-4: 6 mths
4-5: 6 mths (5th only if 4th was given younger than 4 years old)

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Hib (catch up 4 mths - 6 years) Min. age 1st dose, interval 1-2, 2-3, 3-4

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1st: 6 wks
1-2: 4 wks (if 1st dose <12 mths), 8 wks (if 1st dose 12-14 yrs), none 1st dose >15 mths

2:3: 4 wks (current age <12 mths)
8 wks (current age >12 mns & 1st dose admin. < 12 mths && 2nd dose <15 mths) NO further dose needed if prior dose >15 mths

3-4 = 8 wks (final dose), 12 mths -59 mths with 3 doses before 12 mths

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Pneumococcal (catch up 4 mths - 6 years) Min. age 1st dose, interval 1-2, 2-3, 3-4

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6 wks
4 wks (<12 mths), 8 wks final dose for healthy children if first dose adm. age >12 mths, age 24-59 mths, none health children if 1st dose >24 mths

2-3: 4 wks if current age is <12 mths
8 wks - final dose in healthy children, >12 mths
No further doses needed if >24 mths

3-4 = 8 wks (final dose), 12 mths -59 mths with 3 doses before 12 mths for children at HIGH risk who receive 3 doses at ANY age

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IPV (catch up 4 mths - 6 years) Min. age 1st dose, interval 1-2, 2-3, 3-4

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1st: 6 wks
1-2: 4 wks
2-3: 4 wks
3- 4: 6 mths

Front 7

MMR (catch up 4 mths - 6 years) Min. age 1st dose, interval 1-2

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1st: 12 mths
1-2: 4 wks

Front 8

Varicella (catch up 4 mths - 6 years) Min. age 1st dose, interval 1-2

Back 8

1st: 12 mths
1-2: 3 mths

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Hep A (catch up 4 mths - 6 years) Min. age 1st dose, interval 1-2

Back 9

1st: 12 mths
1-2: 6 mths

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Tetanus, Diphtheria/Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis (age 7-18 yrs) Min. age 1st dose, interval 1-2, 2-3, 3-4

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1st: 7 yrs (Tdap should be substituted for a single dose of Td in the catch up serious for children aged 7-10 yrs or as a booster for children 11-18, use Td for all other doses)

1-2: 4 wks
2-3: 4 wks (if 1st dose <12 months), 6 months (if 1st dose admin. >12 mnths)
3-4: 6 months (if 1st dose admin <12 months)

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HPV Min. age 1st dose, interval?

Back 11

1st: 9 yrs
routine dosing intervals are recommended - females

Front 12

Hep A (age 7-18 yrs) Min. age 1st dose, interval 1-2

Back 12

1st: 12 months
1-2: 6 months

Front 13

Hep B (age 7-18 yrs) Min. age 1st dose, interval 1-2, 2-3?

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1st: Birth
1-2: 4 wks
2-3: 8 wks (and atleast 16 wks after 1st dose)

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IPV (age 7-18 yrs) Min. age 1st dose, interval 1-2, 2-3, 3-4

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1st: 6 wks
1-2: 4 wks
2-3: 4 wks
3-4: 6 mnths

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MMR (age 7-18 yrs) Min. age 1st dose, interval 1-2?

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1st: 12 months
1-2: 4 wks

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Varicella (age 7-18 yrs) Min. age 1st dose, interval 1-2

Back 16

1st: 12 mths
1-2: 3 months (if <13 yrs old), 4 wks (if >13 yrs)

Front 17

What if someone is not previously vaccinated for HepB?

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Administer 3-dose series

Front 18

What is the minimal age for the 3rd dose of HepB?

Back 18

24 wks

Front 19

What is Recombivax HB?

Back 19

Adult formulation for HepB vaccination, 2 dose series separated by 4 mths, for children 11-15 yrs

Front 20

What is the maximum age for the 1st dose of Rotavirus vaccine?

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14 wks 6 days, vaccines should NOT be administered if older than 15 wks

Front 21

What is the maximum age for the final dose of rotavirus vac?

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8 months

Front 22

When is a third dose not necessary for rotavirus vaccination?

Back 22

when Rotarix is admin. for 1st & 2nd dose

Front 23

When is the 5th dose of DTaP not necessary?

Back 23

if 4th dose was administered >4 yrs old

Front 24

Who should receive 1 dose of Hib vaccine?

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unvaccinated pts >5 yrs who have sickle cell dz, leukemia, HIV infection, splenectomy

Front 25

If the first 2 doses of Hib vac were a._____________ & administered at age <b.___ months, the 3rd (final) dose should be administered btw c.____ & ____ months, and atleast d.____ wks after 2nd dose

Back 25

a. PRP-OMP (PedvacHIB/Comvax)
b. 11 months
c. 12- 15 months
d. 8 wks

Front 26

If the first Hib dose was administed at age 7-11 when should you give the 2nd dose? final dose?

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2nd: 4 wks after 1st
final: 12-15 months

Front 27

What do you administer to healthy children aged 24-59 mnths with any incomplete PCV schedule?

Back 27

1 dose PCV13 (13-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine)

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When should the final dose of IPV be administered?

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on or after 4th birthday atleast 6 months following previous dose

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When is a 4th dose of IPV not necessary?

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if 3rd dose was administered at age 4 yrs or older & atleast 6 months following previous dose

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When are the minimum age & minimum interval in 1st 6 mths of life recommended for IPV?

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person is at risk for imminent exposure to circulating poliovirus (travel to polio endemic area)

Front 31

When is the 2nd dose of MMR administered? What is the minimum interval?

Back 31

2nd dose: 4-6 yrs
interval: 4 wks

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When is the 2nd dose of varicella vaccine administered?

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4-6 yrs, if admin at least 4 wks after 1st dose = accepted as valid

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When is the HepA vaccine recommended?

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>23 months, live in areas with increased risk for infection, when immunity is necessary

Front 34

True or false, DTaP are counted as part of the Td/Tdap series?

Back 34

True

Front 35

When is Tdap substituted for Td?

Back 35

Single dose, catch up series, children 7-10 yrs or as a booster for children 11-18 yrs, use Td for other doses

Front 36

When should HPV be administered?

Back 36

age 13-18 yrs if not previously vaccinated, or have not completed vaccine series

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What HPV vac do males get to reduce genital warts?

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Quadrivalent HPV vac (HPV 4), 3 dose series, males aged 9-18 yrs to reduce likelihood of genital warts

Front 38

HPV: the 2nd dose should be administered at ____ months after first dose

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1-2 months

Front 39

HPV: the 3rd dose should be administered at ____ months after first dose?

Back 39

6 months

Front 40

HPV: The minimum interval btw 1st & 2nd doses is ____ wks. Minimum interval btw 2nd/3rd doses is ____, and 3rd dose should be administered ____ wks after 1st dose?

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1-2: 4 wks
2-3: 12 wks
3rd: 24 wks after 1st dose