Childhood Immunizations

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Which vaccine is administered in multiple doses via the cheek?

Varicella
DTap
Whooping cough
Rotavirus (correct)

What is the minimum age at which the first dose of the Varicella vaccine can be administered?

18 months
6 months
12 months (correct)
15 months

How many doses are required for the Varicella vaccine?

Two doses (correct)
Four doses
One dose
Three doses

Before administering a vaccine for whooping cough, what should you ask the patient?

<p>If they have received the DTap vaccine. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following vaccines requires multiple administrations?

<p>Rotavirus (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Rotavirus Vaccine

Oral vaccine given to infants to protect against rotavirus infection

Varicella Vaccine

Vaccine that protects against chickenpox, given in two doses.

Varicella Vaccine Timing

Two doses are needed and the first dose can't be given before 12 months

DTap Vaccine

Vaccine to prevent pertussis, a severe respiratory infection.

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Whooping Cough Inquiry

Question to ask parents regarding whooping cough immunization history.

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Study Notes

Immunizations are an important part of healthcare
Rotavirus vaccine is administered in 3 doses
Rotavirus vaccine is given in the cheek
Varicella vaccine requires 2 doses for full immunization
The first dose of Varicella vaccine cannot be administered before the age of 12 months
When considering vaccination for Whooping Cough, it's important to inquire if the patient has received the DTaP vaccine

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Description

This lesson covers key aspects of childhood immunizations, including rotavirus and varicella vaccines. It emphasizes the importance of proper dosage and timing for optimal protection. Additionally, it highlights the need to check DTaP vaccination history when considering whooping cough immunization.