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Pediatric Immunizations Jan 2006 CDC

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Hep B #1 at birth or at 1st visit Month: 1-2 (#2) 4 (#3) 6-18 months (#)4 Infants born to mothers who are HBsAg+ should receive Hep B and hepatit B immune globulin within 12 h. HBsAg status unknown - Hep b within 12 h The final dose should be administer at age 6-18 month
DTaP Month: 2 (#1) 4 (#2) 6 (#3) 15-18 (#4) 4-6 yo (#5) 11-12 yo (Td) 13-18 (Td catch up) Td is recommended at at 11-12 for those UTD. The final dose given at age >=4. the 5th dose is not necessary if the 4th dose was adm after the 4th bd (blank)
Hib Month: 2 (#1) 4 (#2) 6(#3) 12-18 (#4) (blank) The final dose should be give at age >=12 months. No recommended for children >=5 (blank)
MMR Month 12-18 (#1) 4-6 yo (#2) (blank) The 2nd dose is give at age 4-6 (blank)
Varicella Month 12-24 (#1) Susceptible person age >=13 yo shuld receive 2 doses administered 4 weeks apart Recommended at any visit at or after age 12 months (blank)
Pnuemococcal Month 2 (#1) 4 (#2) 6 (#3) 12-18 mos (#4) (blank) The final dose should be given >= 12 months (blank)
Influenza yearly (blank) recommended annually for children age >=6 mos with certain risk factors (ashtma, cardiac disease, SCD, HIV, DM,) (blank)
IPV Months 2 (#1) 4 (#2) 6-18 (3#) 4-6 (#4) (blank) A 4th dose is not necessary if the 3rd dose was administere at age >=4 (blank)
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