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1 Hepatitis B vaccine dose ages 2 TDaP
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, pain at injection site, low-grade fever, aches,
ADRs of DTaP headache - antipyretics given to children with hx
of febrile seizures
ADRs of HIB injection site pain and redness
fever greater than 102 F and increased risk of
ADRs of MMRV vaccine
febrile seizures
ADRs to HAV soreness at injection site
ADRs to inactivated local reaction and mild systemic effects
influenza
ADRs to PPV local reaction, mild systemic effects
annual vaccine to every 6 months or older,
at what age can one patients younger than 9 years get two doses the
receive the inactivated first year.
flu vaccine patients older than 65 years get high dose
flublok or flucevax for patients with egg allergies
contraindications and allergic reaction and ADRs are syncope, injection
ADRs for HPV vaccine site pain and redness
contraindications of immunocompromised, febrile illness
oral polio vaccine
anaphylactic reaction, progressive neurological
Contraindications to
disease, high temp, seizure after previous DTaP
DTap
dose (NOT tdap)
contraindications to yeast allergy, moderate or severe illness,
hep B vaccine immunosuppression
allergy to components of vaccine, moderate to
contraindications to
severe illness, only given to children younger
HIB
than 6 years
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injection site pain and redness
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1 Hepatitis B vaccine dose ages 2 TDaP
ADRs of HIB 4 Hib vaccine dose ages
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Don't know?Continue
continue
Terms in this set (52)
, pain at injection site, low-grade fever, aches,
ADRs of DTaP headache - antipyretics given to children with hx
of febrile seizures
ADRs of HIB injection site pain and redness
fever greater than 102 F and increased risk of
ADRs of MMRV vaccine
febrile seizures
ADRs to HAV soreness at injection site
ADRs to inactivated local reaction and mild systemic effects
influenza
ADRs to PPV local reaction, mild systemic effects
annual vaccine to every 6 months or older,
at what age can one patients younger than 9 years get two doses the
receive the inactivated first year.
flu vaccine patients older than 65 years get high dose
flublok or flucevax for patients with egg allergies
contraindications and allergic reaction and ADRs are syncope, injection
ADRs for HPV vaccine site pain and redness
contraindications of immunocompromised, febrile illness
oral polio vaccine
anaphylactic reaction, progressive neurological
Contraindications to
disease, high temp, seizure after previous DTaP
DTap
dose (NOT tdap)
contraindications to yeast allergy, moderate or severe illness,
hep B vaccine immunosuppression
allergy to components of vaccine, moderate to
contraindications to
severe illness, only given to children younger
HIB
than 6 years
