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Location of VVM of Rotavac has been shifted to the _____ according to new Open vial policy guidelines

BCG can only be given up to _____ year of age, according to the National Immunisation Schedule.

Measles can only be given up to _____ year of age, according to the National Immunisation Schedule.

BCG, MR, and JE vaccines are light-sensitive and stored in _____-colored vials.

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Rotavirus has a(n) _____ vaccine that is administered orally

The goal of Intensified Mission Indradhanush (IMI) is to achieve _____ full immunization coverage.

In Rabies prophylaxis, _____ consists of touching or feeding animals, licks on intact skin. What is the management? None

BCG vaccine is diluted with _____

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>_____ IU/ml tetanus antitoxin gives clinical protection

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Flashcard 1: Location of VVM of Rotavac has been shifted to the _____ according to new Open vial policy guidelines

Answer: label

Flashcard 2: BCG can only be given up to _____ year of age, according to the National Immunisation Schedule.

Answer: 1

Flashcard 3: Measles can only be given up to _____ year of age, according to the National Immunisation Schedule.

Answer: 5

Flashcard 4: BCG, MR, and JE vaccines are light-sensitive and stored in _____-colored vials.

Answer: amber

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Answer: tetanus prophylaxis

Extra: ALWAYS GIVE I.G. IF PATIENT IS HIV +VE

Flashcard 6: Rotavirus has a(n) _____ vaccine that is administered orally

Answer: live, attenuated

Flashcard 7: The goal of Intensified Mission Indradhanush (IMI) is to achieve _____ full immunization coverage.

Answer: 90%

Extra: Mission Indradhanush (MI) was launched in 2014. Intensified Mission Indradhanush (IMI) was launched in 2017 to accelerate the drive towards reaching 90% Full Immunization Coverage (FIC) in specific districts and cities. IMI 5.0 (2023) has expanded the target age to children up to 5 years and focuses on Measles-Rubella elimination.

Flashcard 8: In Rabies prophylaxis, _____ consists of touching or feeding animals, licks on intact skin. What is the management? None

Answer: Category I

Flashcard 9: BCG vaccine is diluted with _____

Answer: normal saline

Extra:

Flashcard 10: >_____ IU/ml tetanus antitoxin gives clinical protection

Answer: 0.01

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