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These are links to Immunization Schedules on the American Academy of Pediatrics web site:

Recommended Schedule for Well Check-ups & Immunization of
Infants and Children in 2006-2007


Birth Hospital Hep B-1
4 days after hospital discharge Well Check - Initial WC
2 weeks after initial WC Weight Check
6-8 weeks of age WC, DTaP-1. IPV-1, HIB-1, PNC-1, RV-1
10-12 weeks of age WC, Hep B-2, RV-2
3.5-4 months WC, DTaP-2, IPV-2, HIB-2, PNC-2, RV-3
6 months WC, DTaP-3, HIB-3, PNC-3, Influenza-1 (yearly after Oct 1)
7 months Influenza -2
9 months WC, Hep B-3
> 12 months WC, MMRV, Hep A, CBC, Lead
15 months WC, DTaP-4, HIB-4, IPV-3, PNC-4
2-5 years WC, PNC, Hep A-2, Influenza
> 4 years WC, MMRV-2
5-6 years WC, DTaP-5, IPV-4, Cholesterol, PPD if high risk
7-12 years WC, Catch-up of missed immunizations
11 yrs old to college WC, Tdap, HPV, Meningococcal vaccine CBC, PPD if high risk
Well Exams: After 2 years old, Well Checks are yearly.
 
Influenza vaccine is recommended for all children over 6 months of age. 2 doses required one month apart in children < 9 years old. In subsequent years, only dose needed.
Chickenpox vaccine: Given > 12 months old to child who has not had chickenpox. 2nd dose given after 4 years old. Children with documented chickenpox disease do not need vaccine.
DTaP: 5th dose not necessary if 4th dose given after age 4. Half doses are not effective and do not lessen risk of adverse effects.
TdaP: New vaccine for children > 11 yrs old. Replaces the dT.
Hepatitis B: First 2 doses must be given at least one month apart.  Full protection requires 3 doses.
Hepatitis A: Dose 1 given at 12 months old, or any yearly visit. Dose 2 given 6 months to 18 months after first dose.
PNC: At least 2 doses required in children < 2 years old with final dose > 12 months of age.
HIB: One dose required after 12 months regardless of how many were given before 12 months of age.
HPV: Females only - 2nd dose 2 months after 1st and 3rd dose 4 months after 2nd.


Vaccine Abbreviation Codes
TdaP: Tetanus, Diphtheria, Acellulat Pertussis
DTaP: Diphtheria, Tetanus, Acellular Pertussis Hep B: Hepatitis B
HIB: Hemophilus Influenzae Type B Conjugate Hep A: Hepatitis A
PNC: Pneumococcal Conjugate HPV: Human Papillomavirus
IPV: Polio - inactivated CBC: Complete Blood Count to check for Anemia
RV: Rotavirus oral-live vaccine MMRV: Measles, Mumps, Rubella, Varicella (Chickenpox)


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