1This antigen is used to prevent pulmonary tuberculosis
Bacillus Calmette Guerin
2This is to prevent Hepatitis B
Hepatitis B vaccine (Monovalent)
3Pentavalent Vaccine is given to prevent ?
Diptheria,Tetanus,Pertusis,HepatitisB ,Pneumonia and Meningitis
4This is given to prevent poliomyelitis?
Oral Polio Vaccine
5This is given after OPV?
Inactivated Polio Vaccine
6Given to prevent pneumonia,and meningitis
pneumococcal conjugated vaccine
7Given to prevent measles,mumps,german measles
measles mumps rubella
8Route for BCG
Intradermal
9Route for Hepa B vaccine
Intramuscular
10Route for PV
Intramuscular
12Route for IPV
Intramuscular
13Route for PCV
Intramuscular
14Route for MMR
Subcutaneous
16Dose of Hepa B vaccine
0.5ml
18Dose for OPV
0.5ml/2-3drops
22BCG is given at what age?
given at birth
23Hepa B vaccine is given at what age?
given at birth
24PV is given at what age?
given 6,10,14 weeks after birth
25OPV given at what age?
given 6,10,14 weeks after birth
26IPV is given at what age?
given at 14th week
27PCV is given at what age?
given 6,10,14 weeks after birth
28For 2-5 years old , give one dose . What antigen is this?Site
PCV
29MMR is given at what age?
Given 9 months and 12-15 months
30Site for BCG
Right upper Deltoid
31What are the antigen injected at Vastus Lateralis?
Pentavalent Vaccine, IPV,PCV,Hepatitis B vaccine
34Site and route for antigen Diptheria Tetanus?
Deltoid and Intramuscular
35Given as possible during first pregnancy or even non pregnant woman
Diptheria Tetanus 1
36Diptheria Tetanus 2 is given at what shedule?
4 weeks after DT1
37Diptheria Tetanus 3 is given at what shedule?
6 months after DT2
38Diptheria Tetanus 4 is given at what shedule?
1 year after DT3
39Diptheria Tetanus 2 is given at what shedule?
1 year after DT4
40DT1 Protection and efficacy
0
41DT2 protection and Efficacy
3 years and 80%
42DT3 protection and Efficacy
5 years and 95%
43DT4 protection and Efficacy
10 years and 99%
44DT5 protection and Efficacy
Lifetime and 99%
45BCG side effects: an acute inflammatory reaction within 2-4 days after vaccination usually indicates previous exposure to tuberculosis
Koch's Phenomenon
46Koch Phenomenon Management
none
47BCG side effects : Almost invariably due ti subcutaneous or deeper injection
Deep abscess at vaccination site
48Management for Deep abscess
Refer to the Physician for incision and drainage
49An ulcer which persist after 12 weeks from vaccjnation date
Indolent Ulceration
50Enlargement of lymph glands draining the injection site
Glandular Enlargement
51Glandular Enlargement Management
treat it as deep abscess
52Indolent Ulceration management
Treat with INH powder
53side effects of Pentavalent vaccine
1. Fever that usually last 1 day, fever beyond 24 hrs is not due to vaccine but to other causes 2.local soreness at the injection site 3.Abscessbafter a week indicate injection wasnt deep enough or the needle was not sterile 4.Convulsions, very rare
54side effects of anti-measles vaccine
Fever 5-7 days after vaccination in some children : mild rash
55MMR side effects
Local soreness , fever, irritability, and malaise in some children
56Management for MMR , Anti measle vaccine side effects
Antipyretic
57Tetanus Toxoid side effects and management
local soreness at the injection site :management cold compress at the site
58Rotavirus Vaccine side effect and management
mild vomiting and diarrhea, fever, irritability : management - Antipyretic and oresol
59False contradictions of immunization
fever up to 38.5C , mild acute respiratory infection, simple diarrhea, Malnutrition