Learning Labs

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Learning Labs
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Station Number One

• Question What vaccine(s) does this child need
  while at your practice today? By parents
  report, no contraindications

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Station One
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Station Number Two

• Question Your physician orders tetanus,
  diphtheria, pertussis, haemophilus, polio, and
  pneumococcal vaccines for a child seen today.
  From which of these numbered vaccine vials would
  you draw vaccine in order to complete this MDs
  medical order?

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Station Number Three

• Question Which vaccine(s) would be recommended
  for this child if seen today? By parents
  report, no contraindications

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Station Three
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Station Number Four

• Question You have a 6 month old infant in today
  who needs DTaP 3, HiB 3, Hep B 3, PCV 3, and
  Rotavirus 3. Into which site (indicated on the
  chart) would you administer each vaccine dose?

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Station Four
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Station Number Five

• Question Why might the school nurse call your
  practice about this Certificate of Immunization?

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Station Five
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Station Number Six

• Question You have a 12 month old child at your
  practice today who you have begun administering
  HiB 4, Hep B 3, IPV 4, MMR 1, and Varicella
  1. Mother refuses for you to administer the
  sixth shot (varicella 1). She wants to return
  in two weeks for varicella. Do you agree?

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Station Number Seven

• Match the following vaccine product with its
  corresponding age of administration requirement.
• Match the following vaccine product with the
  products corresponding age of administration
  requirement.
• Vaccine Product Age Requirement
• 1. DTaP A) Administration approved 10 thru 18
  years of age
• 2. Td B) Four weeks between 1 and 2
• Eight weeks between 2 and 3
• 16 weeks between 1 and 3
• Final (3 or 4) not before 24 weeks
  of age
• 3. Polio C) 1 not before age 12 months
• 4. Hepatitis B D) Not medically indicated, not
  FDA approved age 7 years
• 5. HiB E) Recommended for females 11-12 years
  of age with catch up 13 to 26 years of age for
  those not as yet
• immunized
• 6. MMR and Varicella F) Not recommended at or
  after age 18 years for U.S. resident
• 7) Varicella G) Never before age six weeks of
  age early administration can cause
  immunological tolerance
• 8. PCV-7 and HiB H) For a child younger than 13
  years of age a 90 day interval between 1 and
  2 For a child over
• 13 years of age, a four week (28 day)
  interval between 1 and 2
• 9. Rotavirus I) Not medically indicated, not
  FDA approved age 7 years
• 10. MMRV J) Not routinely recommended after
  age five years
• 11. Tdap Adacel K) First dose not to start
  after 12 weeks of age no dose administered on or
  after 33 weeks of age even if

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Station Number Eight

• Match the following vaccine products with the
  products state-supplied vaccine programs
  eligibility criteria.
• Product
  UCVDP Eligible
• 1) DTaP A) Limited
  to certain adults where required by NC
  Immunization Law (i.e. at certain college
  enrollments)
• DT(pediatric)
• DTaP/HepB/polio combination
• Hep B (pediatric use) B) VFC
  children Under-insured children 2 months
  through 59 months
• Hep A
• MMR (pediatric use)
• Varicella C) All children
  (note age restrictions apply and vary by
  product)
• IPV
• HiB
• Td (pediatric use) D) VFC
  only females 9 through 18 years
• Tdap (pediatric use)
• MMRV
• E) VFC only children (note
  additional age restrictions apply and vary by
  product must be included within
• 2) PCV-7 ACIP recommended
  group)
• 3) Td (adult)

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Station Number Nine

• Question You have a 12 month old child in your
  clinic today for whom you have a standing order
  to administer HiB 4, Hep B 3, IPV 3, MMR
  1,Varicella 1. You are screening for
  contraindications and mother tells you the child
  is allergic to eggs and had a temperature of 100
  this morning. Do you fully immunize?

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Station Number Nine
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Station Number Nine
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