Vaccine Recommendations

MMR Vaccine Schedule

(1) 12-15 months (2) 4-6 years

Varicella Vaccine schedule

(1) 12-15 months (2) 4-6 years

IPV Schedule (Polio)

(1) 2 months (2) 4 Months (3) 6 - 18 Months (4) 4-6 Years

Rotavirus (RV) Schedule

(1) 2 months (2) 4 Months (3) 6 months

Hib Schedule

(1) 2 months (2) 4 Months (3) 6 months (4) 12-15 months

PCV (Pneumococcal) Vaccine Schedule

(1) 2 months (2) 4 Months (3) 6 months (4) 12-15 months

DTaP (Pertussis) Schedule

(1) 2 months (2) 4 Months (3) 6 months (4) 15-18 months

HepB Immunization Schedule

(1) Birth (2) 1-2 months (3) 6-18 months

1-month old Sarah comes to your office. What vaccine is recommended at one month?

1-month old baby Sarah can receive only the first dose of HepB (Hepatitis B) vaccine.

TDAP

11-12 years

HPV

11-12 years, 3 dose series (first does, 21-2 months later 2nd dose, 3rd dose 6 months later

Jordan is a 12 month old baby. Jordan receive d the recommended vaccines at birth, 2, 4 and 6 months and the influenza vaccine at 10 months. What vaccines are recommended for Jordan at 12 months?

12 month old Jordan can receive the following: Hib (Haemophilus influenza type b): 4th dose PCV (Pneumococcal): 4th dose IPV (Inactivated Poliovirus): 4th dose Influenza: 2nd dose MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella): 1st dose Varicella: 1st dose HepA (Hepatitis A): 1st dose

HepA Schedule

2 doses (1) 12-23 Months (2) 6-18 months later

Lydia is a 2-month baby girl. She received HepB at birth but has received no other vaccines. What vaccines are recommended at 2 months for Lydia?

2-month baby Lydia can receive the following vaccines: HepB (Hepatitis B): 2nd dose RV (Rotavirus): 1st dose DTaP (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis): 1st dose Hib (Haemophilus influenza type b): 1st dose PCV (Pneumococcal): 1st dose IPV (Inactivated Poliovirus): 1st dose

Ian comes for 4-month well check. He received the recommended vaccines at birth and 2 months. What vaccines are recommended at 4 months for Ian?

4-month Ian can receive the following: RV (Rotavirus): 2nd dose DTaP (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis): 2nd dose Hib (Haemophilus influenza type b): 2nd dose PCV (Pneumococcal): 2nd dose IPV (Inactivated Poliovirus): 2nd dose

John is 6-months old. He received the recommended vaccines at birth, 2 and 4 months. What vaccines are recommended at 6 months for John?

6-month John can receive the following: HepB (Hepatitis B): 3rd dose RV (Rotavirus): 3rd dose DTaP (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis): 3rd dose Hib (Haemophilus influenza type b): 3rd dose PCV (Pneumococcal): 3rd dose IVP (Inactivated Poliovirus): 3rd dose Influenza: 1st dose

Influenze Vaccine Schedule

Annually past the age of 6 months

Vaccines for 12 months - 6 years

Children receive 9 vaccines between 13 months and 6 years. Some vaccines are a continuation of a series started when they were infants; other vaccines cannot be administered until a child is at least 12 months old.

Meningococcal Vacinne

First does at age 11-12 years, and a booster at 16.

It is early August and Bryce is 5 years old and will be entering kindergarten. He was up-to-date with his vaccinations at 3 years of age. What vaccinations are recommended at this time?

He needs his 5th and final dose of DTaP; his 4th and final dose of IVP; and his 2nd and final doses of MMR and Varicella. The influenza vaccine is not often available in early August. He should return later in the fall for either the influenza LAIV or TIV.

It is October and 18 month old Jay is returning to the clinic for vaccinations. He last visited the clinic at 11 months. He has completed his Hepatitis B series and had his 3rd dose of IPV. He received influenza TIV last fall 2 doses a month apart at 6 and 7 months. What vaccines are recommended at this time?

Jay will receive his 4th dose of DTaP, Hib, & PCV. He will receive his first dose of MMR, Varicella and HepA. Since it is flu season, he should also receive his annual influenza TIV dose. Jay was not old enough for some of the vaccines due between 12 months and 15 months the last time he visited and therefore would receive those a little last at this visit.

Baby Ethan was just born. What vaccine is recommended at birth?

Newborn baby Ethan can receive only the HepB (Hepatitis B) vaccine.

It is summer and Julie just turned 3 years old. Julie has completed the DTap, IPV, Hib, PCV, and Hepatitis B series. She has had the first dose of MMR, Varicella and Hepatitis A. What vaccines are recommended for her at this time?

She should get her second dose of HepA. She can receive the influenza TIV or LAIV when it is available. She is younger than the recommended age to receive the 2nd MMR or Varicella.

It is December and Lucy, 22 months old, is visiting her health care provider with a cold. She completed her HepB series, Hib, PCV and IPV at 12 months. She received her last dose of DTaP and her first dose of MMR, Varicella and HepA at 15 months. What vaccines are recommended at this time?

She should receive her 2nd dose of HepA and influenza TIV. A cold is not a contraindication for receiving immunizations.

It is March and 15 month old Sarah is coming to the office for the remainder of her recommended vaccines. She was current with her vaccines at 6 months. She received 2 influenza vaccines in the fall (4 weeks apart) and, at her one year checkup; she received her last HepB, Hib, PCV and IPV. What vaccines are recommended for Sarah at this time?

She should receive her first dose of MMR, Varicella, & HepA. Instead of taking the MMR & Varicella, she could take the combination MMRV.