Vaccines 101
Developmental stages
Well-child tid bits
Extra vaccines
Newborn Screening
100

Vaccinations for a 6 month old

What are Dtap, Hep B, poliovirus, pneumococcal

100

Age when child should be copying a cross, jumping on one foot, begin cooperative play, identify colors

What is 4 years


100

Ages of autism screening

What are 18 months and 2 years

100

Time interval between hepatitis A vaccine doses

What is 6 months (recommended at 1 year)

100

Prophylactic management for newborn found to have sickle cell disease

What is prophylactic penicillin until 5 years of age

200

Number of doses for Haemophilus Influenzae

What are 4

200

4 Ps of 9 months (developmental milestones)

What are Pull to sit up, Papa/mama, Pincer grasp (3 fingers), Plays (pat a cake)

200

Age when water is recommended to be introduced to child diet

What is 6 months

200
Vaccine contraindicated if history of uncontrolled seizures

What is pertussis

200

Ideal time to obtain newborn screening test

When is after 24 hours of life and close to discharge but before 7 days of life (second test needed if taken before 24 hours)
300

In September, what vaccinations would a 2 year old need?

What is the Flu vaccine - 2 dose series

300

Vocabulary with 50 words 

What is a 2 year old

300

Fluoride recommendation

When is 6 months if water deficient in fluoride; fluoride varnish at first tooth eruption (every 3 months)

300

14 year 10 month old patient with no significant PMH comes in for check-up and you recommend HPV vaccine - mom and patient consent. Next dose(s) given when and how many?

When is 6-12 months after first dose

3 recommended only if patient does not start series before 15 years (then second dose 1-2 months, 3rd 6 months)

300

Cystic fibrosis screening marker

What is immunoreactive trysinogen

400

4 year old vaccination

What are MMR, varicella, Dtap, poliovirus

400

Age when patient should have 2 finger grasp

What is 12 months

400

Testing for developmental dysplasia of the hip

What are Ortolani and Barlow maneuvers

400

4 month old with hx of intussesception - due for vaccines:

What are DTaP, HiB, Pneumococcal, Poliovirus

NOT ROTAVIRUS

400

Next step when newborn screening test reveals abnormality

What is follow-up diagnostic testing (newborn SCREENING test is NOT DIAGNOSTIC)

500

Flu vaccine guidelines: age at first recommendation, number of doses, 

When is 6 months, 2 doses - 4 weeks apart for first set, 1 every year after; only 1 dose if first vaccine is at 9 years of age

500

6 month girl in for WC: sits in mom's lap, rolls side to side, laughs, raking grasp. Delayed in..?

What is language (should be babbling)

500

Age when physiologic jaundice peaks in a term baby

When is 4-5 days old

500

Routine vaccine with an oral route of administration

What is the rotavirus vaccine

500

The first disorder for which widespread newborn screening was instituted

What is phenylketonuria (PKU)

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