IMMUNIZATION
SCHEDULE
Click
on a link below to read about the
benefits, contraindications and risks
of a specific immunization.
(DTaP),
(Hepatitis
B), (Polio
or IPV), (HIB),
(Prevnar),
(RotaTeq),
(MMR),
(Varivax),
(Hepatitis
A), (Menactra),
(TdaP),
(Gardasil),
(Influenza),
(FluMist)
|
| 2
months |
Pentacel
#1 (combination vaccine -DTaP, HIB, Polio)
Hep B #2 (first one usually given in hospital)
Prevnar #1 (Pneumococcal –given
to children under age 2
and high risk children ages 2 –
5)
RotaTeq #1 (Oral Rotavirus ) |
| 4
months |
Pentacel
#2 (combination vaccine -DTaP, HIB, Polio)
Prevnar #2 (Pneumococcal –given
to children under age 2
and high risk children ages 2 –
5)
RotaTeq #2 (Oral Rotavirus) |
| 6
months |
Pentacel
#3 (combination vaccine -DTaP, HIB, Polio)
Hep B #3
Prevnar #3 (Pneumococcal –given
to children under age 2
and high risk children ages 2 –
5)
RotaTeq #3 (Oral Rotavirus) |
| 12
months |
MMR
#1 (Measles, mumps, rubella)
Varivax #1 (Chickenpox) |
| 15
months |
HIB
#4 (Haemophilus Influenza B)
Prevnar #4 (Pneumococcal –given
to children under age 2
and high risk children ages 2 –
5) |
| 18
months |
DtaP
#4 (Diphtheria, Tetanus,& acellular
Pertussis) |
| 2
years |
Hepatitis
A #1 |
| 3
years |
Hepatitis
A #2 |
| 4-6
years |
DtaP
#5 (Diphtheria, Tetanus, & acellular
Pertussis)
IPV #4 (inactivated polio vaccine)
MMR #2 (Measles, mumps, rubella)
Varivax #2 (Chickenpox)
If not given previously -Hepatitis A #2 |
| 6-7-8th
grades |
If
not given previously – MMR #2,
Varivax #2, Hepatitis A #2, Hepatitis
B series
Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria and Pertussis)
for age 11 and older
Menactra (Meningococcal vaccine for
ages 11 and older)
Gardasil (protection from 4 high risk
strains of human papillomavirus that
cause 70% of cervical cancer. Three
shot series for females ages 9 –
26) |
| 9-12th
grades |
If
not given previously – MMR #2, Varivax
#2, Hepatitis A #2, Hepatitis B series
Tdap, Menactra, Gardasil series
If needed : TB Test |
| College
|
If
not given previously –Hepatitis
A #2, Menactra, Gardasil series
If needed: TB test |
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RMHCP
303-996-9601
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