CM - Haem - EPI

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1. BCG - given at birth 15. Vaccines in EPI (expanded program of TB

- 0.05 ml immunization) of Pakistan contains vaccines Diphtheria
- live attenuated virus against which diseases? Pertusis
- Left/Right Deltoid Tetanus
- Intradermal Polio
2. DPT Toxoid, Diphtheria, Pertussis HBV
Measles
3. EPI Birth - BCG, OPV-0
vaccination 6 weeks - DPT-I, OPV-I, HBV-I
schedule 10 weeks - DPT-II, OPV-II, HBV-II
14 weeks - DPT-III, OPV-III, HBV-III
9 months - Measles
20-23 months - DPT-IV, OPV-IV

Note: all OPV are oral, all DPT and HBV are
given intramuscularly
4. HBV 0.5 ml
Anterolateral part of thigh
5. Herd indirect protection of a population as a whole
Immunity from an infection due to the presence of
some immune individuals
6. Hib vaccine against Haemophilus influenzae type B
Severe bacterial infection in infants
Child - thigh
Adult - deltoid muscle
7. Immunization increases conc. of antibodies that are reactive
against infections
8. Immuno- performed during active infection
therapy
9. MMR measles, german measles and mumps
9 months & 4-6 years of age
Subcutaneous
10. Mopping Up House to house
Immunization 2-3 rounds 4-6 weeks apart
Each round should be completed within 3
days
11. National Periodic immunization of defined group in a
Immunization large geographic area
day (NID) Used for Polio and Tetanus
12. OPV (sabine) 2 drops orally
13. Prophylaxis performed before exposure to infection
14. Static Advantage of integration of immunization
immunization services through MCH
strategy