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Date Completed: 28/11/2021
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV) is given at which of the following intervals in the UK routine childhood immunisation schedule:
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Types of Vaccines
Which of the following is an example of a vaccine produced by recombinant DNA technology:
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine is given at which of the following intervals in the UK routine childhood immunisation schedule:
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Varicella-Zoster Immunoglobulin: Indications
Which of the following is an indication for varicella-zoster immunoglobulin (VZIG) first line in a susceptible patient with a significant ex
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Management of Tetanus-Prone Wounds
A 85 year old veteran presents to ED with a puncture wound on his leg sustained on a rusty nail whilst out walking his dog this morning. The
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Diphtheria, tetanus and polio vaccination is given at which of the following intervals in the UK routine childhood immunisation schedule:
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Human Normal Immunoglobulin: Indications
Human normal immunoglobulin is used to provide passive immunity against hepatitis A. Which of the following is NOT an indication:
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Regarding the UK routine immunisation schedule, which of the following statements is INCORRECT:
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Types of Vaccines
Which of the following is an example of a vaccine produced from polysaccharide extract:
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
All of the following additional vaccines are recommended for UK health workers EXCEPT for:
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Management of Tetanus-Prone Wounds
A 65 year old farmer presents to ED with a soiled puncture wound to his thenar eminence which he sustained whilst fixing his tractor the day
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Regarding the UK selective immunisation schedule, which of the following statements is INCORRECT:
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Management of Tetanus-Prone Wounds
A nurse practitioner working in minors is concerned about a patient's wound and asks for your advice. All of the following are considered to
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Meningococcal group C (MenC) containing vaccines are given at which of the following intervals in the UK routine childhood immunisation sche
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Pertussis vaccine is given at which of the following intervals in the UK routine childhood immunisation schedule:
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Management of Tetanus-Prone Wounds
A 22 year old man has suffered extensive burns to his arms and torso following a house fire, with a significant amount of devitalised tissue
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Meningococcal group B (MenB) is given at which of the following intervals in the UK routine childhood immunisation schedule:
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Regarding the UK routine childhood immunisation schedule which of the following vaccines is NOT given at 12 months:
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Regarding the UK routine childhood immunisation schedule which of the following vaccines is NOT given at 4 months:
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Human Normal Immunoglobulin: Indications
Human normal immunoglobulin are used primarily to confer protection against which of the following infectious diseases:
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Anti-D Immunoglobulin: Pharmacology
Regarding anti-D immunoglobulin, which of the following statements is CORRECT:
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Rotavirus vaccine is given at which of the following intervals in the UK routine childhood immunisation schedule:
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Disease Specific Immunoglobulin: Indications
Disease specific immunoglobulin is available for all of the following infectious diseases EXCEPT for:
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Types of Vaccines
Which of the following is NOT an example of a vaccine produced from polysaccharide extracts:
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Human Normal Immunoglobulin: Indications
Human normal immunoglobulin is used to provide passive immunity against measles. Which of the following is NOT an indication:
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Regarding the routine childhood immunisation schedule, which of the following vaccines is given to preschool children (aged 3 years and 4 mo
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Hepatitis B vaccine is given at which of the following intervals in the UK routine childhood immunisation schedule:
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Management of Tetanus-Prone Wounds
You are leading a teaching session on tetanus prophylaxis. Regarding management of a tetanus-prone wound which of the following statements i
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Regarding the UK routine childhood immunisation schedule which of the following vaccines is NOT given at 2 months:
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) vaccine is given at which of the following intervals in the UK routine childhood immunisation schedule:
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Meningococcal groups A, C, W and Y disease (MenACWY) vaccine is given when in the routine childhood immunisation schedule:
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Routine Immunisation Schedule
Regarding the UK routine childhood immunisation schedule which of the following vaccines is given at 3 months:
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