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Tdap range of recommended ages for all children? catch up?
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11-12 yrs
13-18 yrs |
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HPV range of recommended ages for all children? catch up?
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11-12 yrs, 3 doses, females
13-18 yrs |
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Meningococcal, high risk range? range of recommended ages for all children? catch up?
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7-10 yrs
11-12 yrs 13-18 yrs |
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What is minimum age for MCV4 vaccine?
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2 yrs
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How is MCV4 normally administered? what if not previously vaccinated?
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n: age 11-12 yrs with booster at age 16
not prev: 1 dose at 13-18 yrs, booster at 16-18 yrs |
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Who receives 2 doses atleast 8 weeks apart of MCV4?
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children 2-10 yrs old with persistent complement component deficiency & anatomic or functional asplenia (with 1 dose q 5 yrs), AND HIV infected persons
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What if a child travels to a highly endemic area of meningococcal dz?
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1 dose of MCV4 aged 2-10 yrs
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What if a child is at continued risk for meningococcal infection?
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admin. MCV4 after 3 yrs (if 1st dose 2-6 yrs)
or 5 yrs ( if >7 yrs) |
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When is influenza vaccine recommended for admin?
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yearly after 7 yrs old
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What is the normal start for influenza vaccine?
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2 doses (4 wks separated), children 6 months old-8 yrs, receiving seasonal influenza vac. for the first time, or only had 1 prior dose.
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What if children 6 mth-8 yrs did not receive H1N1 vaccine in 2009?
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need 2 doses of 2011 seasonal vaccine
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Pneumococcal range of recommended ages for all children??
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only for children at high risk, 6-18 yrs, - asplenia, HIV infection or other immunocompromised condition, or cochlear implant or CSF leak
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When should PCV13 be administered?
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8 wks after prior dose of PCV7
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A single revaccination should be admin. after ___ yrs to children with ____?
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5 yrs, functional or anatomic asplenia or immunocompromising condition
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Hep A range of recommended ages for all children?
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High risk groups, 2 doses atleast 6 months apart
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Hep B range of recommended ages for all children? catch up?
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Only mentioned for catchup between 7-18 yrs. Admin 3 dose serious for those not previous vaccinated
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IPV range of recommended ages for all children? catch up?
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Only catchup 7-18 yrs
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When should the final dose be administered for IPV?
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4th birthday atleast 6 mths following prior dose
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If both OPV and IPV were administered as a part of a series a total of how many doses?
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4 doses should be admin. regardless of childs age
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MMR range of recommended ages for all children? catch up?
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7-18 yrs, minimum interval btw 2 doses with minimal interval = 4 wks
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Varicella range of recommended ages for all children? catch up?
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7-18, without evidence of immunity admin. 2 doses if not previously vaccinated, or second dose if 1st already administered
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Varicella 7-12 yrs minimum dose interval? >13 yrs?
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3 months, 4 wks after first dose
>13 yrs = 4 wks |
