Vaccination for Infants and Children Worksheet

Vaccination for Infants and Children Worksheet

 

Complete the following –using references provided in pediatric prep information.  (5 points )

Age	Recommended Childhood Vaccines Include route of administration (oral, IM or Subcutaneous) And indicate if a combination vaccine is indicated.	Special Considerations for Age and Vaccine Site of Administration, Angle of Insertion, and Needle and Syringe Size, etc.
Within 12 hours of Birth
2 months
4 months
6 months
12 months
15-18 months
2 years
5 years
11-12 years
16 years
Infants 6 months to 18 years of age

 

 

Review the technique, sites, angle of insertion, correct sized syringe and needle, combination vaccines, and recommended vaccines for each age group. Here are a few questions to get you thinking…    (points  2.5)

 

1. A 15 month old child is to be immunized.
2. What immunizations will you consider him/her?
3. List supplies needed for these immunizations.
4. What size syringe will you select for these immunizations? What size needle?
5. What angle of insertion will you use in administering these immunizations?
6. A 6 month old infant is to receive all her recommended vaccines today.
7. What is the name of the combination vaccine used that is given at this visit and what are the 3 components?
8. Which site do you select for her injections?
9. What do you tell the child’s parents before they leave the clinic?
10. A seventh grader requests an MMR booster
11. What questions will you ask to determine if he/she is an appropriate candidate
12. What will you tell the student (client) before he/she leaves the clinic?

Vaccination for Infants and Children Worksheet

 

Complete the following –using references provided in pediatric prep information.  (5 points )

Age	Recommended Childhood Vaccines Include route of administration (oral, IM or Subcutaneous) And indicate if a combination vaccine is indicated.	Special Considerations for Age and Vaccine Site of Administration, Angle of Insertion, and Needle and Syringe Size, etc.
Within 12 hours of Birth
2 months
4 months
6 months
12 months
15-18 months
2 years
5 years
11-12 years
16 years
Infants 6 months to 18 years of age

 

 

Review the technique, sites, angle of insertion, correct sized syringe and needle, combination vaccines, and recommended vaccines for each age group. Here are a few questions to get you thinking…    (points  2.5)

 

1. A 15 month old child is to be immunized.

a. What immunizations will you consider him/her?

b. List supplies needed for these immunizations.

c. What size syringe will you select for these immunizations? What size needle?

d. What angle of insertion will you use in administering these immunizations?

2. A 6 month old infant is to receive all her recommended vaccines today.

a What is the name of the combination vaccine used that is given at this visit and what are the 3 components?

b. Which site do you select for her injections?

c. What do you tell the child’s parents before they leave the clinic?

3. A seventh grader requests an MMR booster

a. What questions will you ask to determine if he/she is an appropriate candidate

b. What will you tell the student (client) before he/she leaves the clinic?