"What is the SG Immunisation Schedule?<br /> Qns:<br /> 1) By 12mths what would they have been vaccinated against?<br /> 2) What is in the 6 in 1 vaccine<br /> 3) By when should they be vaccinated against MMR?<br /> 4) By when should they be vaccinated against VZV?", "" "What is the differential for collapse after vaccination?", "1) Vasovagal<br /> 2) Breathholding (babies/small child)<br /> 3) Anaphylactic Reactions" "What do you do when you suspect anaphylaxis?", "1) Lie pt down, get vitals, support airway if any issues<br /> 2) Administer deep SubQ or IM Adrenaline, optional IM hydrocort<br /> 3) Call 995" "What is the dose of IM Adrenaline to be given for suspected anaphylaxis?", "12yrs and above 500mcg IM (0.5ml)<br /> 6-12yrs 300mcg IM (0.3ml)<br /> <6yrs 150mcg IM (0.15ml)" "What vaccine reaction must be reported in children?", "Extreme lethargy, convulsion or have a very red, swollen injection site around more than half the circumference of the limb <72hrs after vaccination.<br /> If this reaction occurs after triple vaccine (diptheria, tetanus, pertussis) subsequent vaccinations must NOT contain pertussis." "When is influenza Vaccination indicated?", "1) Age 65yrs or older<br /> 2) Age 6-59mths (6mths to less than 5yrs)<br /> 3) Chronic Lung Dz or asthma<br /> 4) Chronic Medical Conditions, or immunosuppresse<br /> 5) Children/adolescents 6mths to 18yrs receiving LT aspirin therapy. (At high risk of Reyes Syndrome if they get influenza)<br /> 6) Women at all stages of pregnancy<br /> 7) Residents of Nursing Homes/LT facilities<br /> 8) Close family contacts of those belonging to the above higher risk categories<br /> 9) Healthcare Workers"
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