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8 yr old girl with asthma brought to the physician one week after acute exacerbation. she was treated with the 5 day taper course of oral prednisone. This was her first asthma attack of the fall season. Meds included an inhaled corticosteroid daily and a bronchodilator metered dose inhaler as needed. Her last immunizations were at 5 years
before entering kindergarten. T 37C[98.6] , PULSE 92, RR 28. examination shows end-expiratory wheezing with forced expiration. administration of which of the following vaccines is most appropriate at this visit?

1] hemophilus influenza type b
2] influenza virus.
3] meningococcal
4] 23- valent pneumococcal
5] varicella

I am between 2 and 4.

  #2

2, I guess

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  #3

Yearly influenza is the answer.

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ELM

  #4

2. influenza

  #5

polvalent pnemococccal vaccine indicated mostly after 60 years

am i right guys

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  #6

"ELM" wrote:
Yearly influenza is the answer.
Why! can you examine it for me as I am having problem with these vaccination issue every time?
For where I should read all this material for vaccination.

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Wish best of luck to all users

  #7

Kaplan's pediatric notes immunization chapter.

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ELM

  #8

what about adult I mean immunization as a suject?

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  #9

Pt's last immunization was at 5 y.o. so...
Hib - done
Pneumococcal - done (recommended for all children beginning at 2 mos. - kaplan pediatrics p. 68)
Varicella - done

so we're left with Meningococcal which is indicated only for anatomic or functional asplenia, pts with complement deficiencies and travelers to endemic area

and the answer: Influenza - indicated for pts. with chronic lung dse, heart dse., immunosuppressed, health care workers, hemoglibonapaties and pts. in nursing homes and long term care facilities

  #10

to SA

for adults :arrow: >50 y.o influenza / >65 pneumococcus vaccination is needed







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