CMN 571 UNIT 1 EXAM SCRIPT 2026 FULL
QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
◉ Immunizations given 1-2 MONTHS. Answer: 1.) DTaP vaccine (1st
dose of 5)
2.) Hib vaccine (1st dose of 3 or 4)
3.) Hepatitis B vaccine (2nd dose of 3)
4.) IPV (1st dose of 4)
5.) PCV (1st dose of 4)
6.) Rotavirus vaccine (1st dose of 2 or 3)
◉ Immunizations given at 4 MONTHS. Answer: 1.) DTaP vaccine (2nd
dose of 5)
2.) Hib vaccine (2nd dose of 3 or 4)
3.) IPV (2nd dose of 4)
4.) PCV (2nd dose of 4)
5.) Rotavirus vaccine (2nd dose of 2 or 3)
◉ Immunizations given at 6 MONTHS. Answer: 1.) COVID-19 vaccine
(CDC recommends COVID-19 vaccination for everyone aged 6 months
and older.)
2.) DTaP vaccine (3rd dose of 5)
,3.) Hib vaccine (3rd dose of 4)
4.) Hepatitis B vaccine (3rd dose of 3)
5.) IPV (3rd dose of 4)
6.) PCV (3rd dose of 4)
7.) Rotavirus vaccine (3rd dose of 3)
◉ Immunizations given at 7-11 MONTHS. Answer: - There are usually
no vaccinations scheduled between 7 and 11 months of age. However, if
your baby has missed an earlier vaccination, now is a good time to
"catch up."
- Flu vaccine
Babies 6 months and older should receive flu vaccination every flu
season.
◉ Immunizations given at 12-23 MONTHS. Answer: 1.) Chickenpox
vaccine (1st dose of 2)
2.) DTaP vaccine (4th dose of 5)
3.) Flu vaccine (Children should receive flu vaccination every flu
season.)
4.) Hepatitis A vaccine (1st Dose of 2_
5.) Hepatitis B vaccine (3rd dose of 3 between 6 months and 18 months)
6.) Hib vaccine (3rd dose of 3 or 4th dose of 4)
7.) IPV (3rd dose of 4 between 6 months and 18 months)
, 8.) MMR vaccine (1st dose of 2)
9.) PCV (4th dose of 4)
◉ Immunizations given @ 2-3 YEARS. Answer: Between 2 and 3 years
of age, your child should visit the doctor once a year for check-ups.
- Flu vaccine
Children should receive flu vaccination every flu season.
◉ Immunizations given @ 3-6 YEARS. Answer: 1.) Chickenpox
vaccine (2nd dose of 2)
2.) DTaP vaccine (5th dose of 5)
3.) Flu vaccine (Children should receive flu vaccination every flu
season.)
4.) IPV (4th dose of 4)
5.) MMR vaccine (2nd dose of 2)
◉ Active immunity. Answer: Resistance developed in response to
infection with an agent resulting in antibody production.
Usually permanent.
QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
◉ Immunizations given 1-2 MONTHS. Answer: 1.) DTaP vaccine (1st
dose of 5)
2.) Hib vaccine (1st dose of 3 or 4)
3.) Hepatitis B vaccine (2nd dose of 3)
4.) IPV (1st dose of 4)
5.) PCV (1st dose of 4)
6.) Rotavirus vaccine (1st dose of 2 or 3)
◉ Immunizations given at 4 MONTHS. Answer: 1.) DTaP vaccine (2nd
dose of 5)
2.) Hib vaccine (2nd dose of 3 or 4)
3.) IPV (2nd dose of 4)
4.) PCV (2nd dose of 4)
5.) Rotavirus vaccine (2nd dose of 2 or 3)
◉ Immunizations given at 6 MONTHS. Answer: 1.) COVID-19 vaccine
(CDC recommends COVID-19 vaccination for everyone aged 6 months
and older.)
2.) DTaP vaccine (3rd dose of 5)
,3.) Hib vaccine (3rd dose of 4)
4.) Hepatitis B vaccine (3rd dose of 3)
5.) IPV (3rd dose of 4)
6.) PCV (3rd dose of 4)
7.) Rotavirus vaccine (3rd dose of 3)
◉ Immunizations given at 7-11 MONTHS. Answer: - There are usually
no vaccinations scheduled between 7 and 11 months of age. However, if
your baby has missed an earlier vaccination, now is a good time to
"catch up."
- Flu vaccine
Babies 6 months and older should receive flu vaccination every flu
season.
◉ Immunizations given at 12-23 MONTHS. Answer: 1.) Chickenpox
vaccine (1st dose of 2)
2.) DTaP vaccine (4th dose of 5)
3.) Flu vaccine (Children should receive flu vaccination every flu
season.)
4.) Hepatitis A vaccine (1st Dose of 2_
5.) Hepatitis B vaccine (3rd dose of 3 between 6 months and 18 months)
6.) Hib vaccine (3rd dose of 3 or 4th dose of 4)
7.) IPV (3rd dose of 4 between 6 months and 18 months)
, 8.) MMR vaccine (1st dose of 2)
9.) PCV (4th dose of 4)
◉ Immunizations given @ 2-3 YEARS. Answer: Between 2 and 3 years
of age, your child should visit the doctor once a year for check-ups.
- Flu vaccine
Children should receive flu vaccination every flu season.
◉ Immunizations given @ 3-6 YEARS. Answer: 1.) Chickenpox
vaccine (2nd dose of 2)
2.) DTaP vaccine (5th dose of 5)
3.) Flu vaccine (Children should receive flu vaccination every flu
season.)
4.) IPV (4th dose of 4)
5.) MMR vaccine (2nd dose of 2)
◉ Active immunity. Answer: Resistance developed in response to
infection with an agent resulting in antibody production.
Usually permanent.
