NUR 4410 - Peds - Week 4 - Exam 1.
Questions with Guaranteed Pass
Solutions 2026 Edition
what does health promotion during infancy include? - Answer a discussion of the primary
immunizations with the baby's parents
why have immunizations been important? - Answer decreasing the incidence of infectious
diseases that routinely caused serious illness and sometimes death
at what age, CAN many primary immunizations be given? - Answer any age
when are many primary immunizations RECOMMENDED to be given? - Answer begin during
infancy to help protect vulnerable infants
what does the Centers of Disease control and the Advisory Committee on Immunization
Practices do? - Answer make the recommendations for immunizations policies and practices
when caring for infants and children, nurses must be knowledgeable about in regards to
immunizations? - Answer information about immunizations
be able to inform the families about all aspects of health promotion as it relates to
immunizations
when can infants begin to be given the flu vaccine? - Answer beginning at 6 months of age
when should infants and children be immunized with the flu vaccine? - Answer each year
how did last year's flu season impact infants and children? - Answer many were hospitalized
and on a ventilator
how were healthy adults impacted by last year's flu season? - Answer many were
hospitalized and several died in Michigan
who decides what information must be given to parents? - Answer the federal government
,what do parents need to be given for each immunization given to their child? - Answer
vaccine information statement
what do nurses need to do when they give a VIS to parents? - Answer record the VIS is given
and date of the VIS
where can VIS be found? - Answer on the CDC website for every vaccine
what are the rules for immunizations in Michigan for school-aged children? - Answer
children must be immunized before beginning Kindergarten
what immunizations are given to school-aged children in Michigan? - Answer DTaP
IPV
MMR
Hepatitis B
Varicella
Meningooccal
what does DTaP stand for? - Answer Diptheria
Tetanus
Acellular Pertussis
how many does is DTaP given? and, when can the 1st dose of DTaP be given? - Answer 4
doses
after age 4
what does IPV stand for? - Answer Inactivated Polio Vaccine
,how many doses is IPV given? and, when can the 1st dose of IPV be given? - Answer 3 doses
after age 4
what does MMR stand for? - Answer Measles
Mumps
Rubella
how many doses is MMR given? and, when can the 1st dose of MMR be given? - Answer 2
doses
after the 1st birthday
how many doses is hepatitis B given? - Answer 3 doses according to specific intervals
what is another name for the varicella vaccine? - Answer chicken pox
how many doses is the varicella vaccine given? and, when can the varicella vaccine be given? -
Answer 2 doses
after 12 MONTHS of age
after a positive titer
after proof of disease
how many doses is meningooccal given? and, when can meningooccal be given? - Answer 1
dose
AT age 11 OR older
entry into 6th grade
, what is it called when parents do not want their children to get immunizations? - Answer
exemption
what are the different reasons parents can choose to not have their children be immunized? -
Answer medical
religious
philosophical
what does medical exemption mean? - Answer it is when the child has a MEDICAL DISEASE
OR CONDITION that would be NEGATIVELY IMPACTED BY IMMUNIZATIONS
it is allowed in all 50 states
the parents MUST speak with the physician about immunization choices to be educated about
the RISKS OF NOT IMMUNIZING their child BEFORE the physician completes the REQUIRED
MEDICAL WAVIER FORM
example: child that has cancer and be immunosuppressed
what does religious exemption mean? - Answer the child's and/or family's RELIGIOUS
BELIEFS PROHIBIT IMMUNIZATIONS
it is allowed in 48 states including Michigan
the parents MUST COMPLETE a waiver indicating the immunizations the child HAS NOT
RECEIVED
what does philosophical exemption mean? - Answer the family has a PHILOSOPHICAL
OBJECTION to immunizations
the parents MUST COMPLETE a waiver indicating the immunizations the child HAS NOT
RECEIVED
what do children who are NOT fully immunized rely on? - Answer HERD IMMUNITY
Questions with Guaranteed Pass
Solutions 2026 Edition
what does health promotion during infancy include? - Answer a discussion of the primary
immunizations with the baby's parents
why have immunizations been important? - Answer decreasing the incidence of infectious
diseases that routinely caused serious illness and sometimes death
at what age, CAN many primary immunizations be given? - Answer any age
when are many primary immunizations RECOMMENDED to be given? - Answer begin during
infancy to help protect vulnerable infants
what does the Centers of Disease control and the Advisory Committee on Immunization
Practices do? - Answer make the recommendations for immunizations policies and practices
when caring for infants and children, nurses must be knowledgeable about in regards to
immunizations? - Answer information about immunizations
be able to inform the families about all aspects of health promotion as it relates to
immunizations
when can infants begin to be given the flu vaccine? - Answer beginning at 6 months of age
when should infants and children be immunized with the flu vaccine? - Answer each year
how did last year's flu season impact infants and children? - Answer many were hospitalized
and on a ventilator
how were healthy adults impacted by last year's flu season? - Answer many were
hospitalized and several died in Michigan
who decides what information must be given to parents? - Answer the federal government
,what do parents need to be given for each immunization given to their child? - Answer
vaccine information statement
what do nurses need to do when they give a VIS to parents? - Answer record the VIS is given
and date of the VIS
where can VIS be found? - Answer on the CDC website for every vaccine
what are the rules for immunizations in Michigan for school-aged children? - Answer
children must be immunized before beginning Kindergarten
what immunizations are given to school-aged children in Michigan? - Answer DTaP
IPV
MMR
Hepatitis B
Varicella
Meningooccal
what does DTaP stand for? - Answer Diptheria
Tetanus
Acellular Pertussis
how many does is DTaP given? and, when can the 1st dose of DTaP be given? - Answer 4
doses
after age 4
what does IPV stand for? - Answer Inactivated Polio Vaccine
,how many doses is IPV given? and, when can the 1st dose of IPV be given? - Answer 3 doses
after age 4
what does MMR stand for? - Answer Measles
Mumps
Rubella
how many doses is MMR given? and, when can the 1st dose of MMR be given? - Answer 2
doses
after the 1st birthday
how many doses is hepatitis B given? - Answer 3 doses according to specific intervals
what is another name for the varicella vaccine? - Answer chicken pox
how many doses is the varicella vaccine given? and, when can the varicella vaccine be given? -
Answer 2 doses
after 12 MONTHS of age
after a positive titer
after proof of disease
how many doses is meningooccal given? and, when can meningooccal be given? - Answer 1
dose
AT age 11 OR older
entry into 6th grade
, what is it called when parents do not want their children to get immunizations? - Answer
exemption
what are the different reasons parents can choose to not have their children be immunized? -
Answer medical
religious
philosophical
what does medical exemption mean? - Answer it is when the child has a MEDICAL DISEASE
OR CONDITION that would be NEGATIVELY IMPACTED BY IMMUNIZATIONS
it is allowed in all 50 states
the parents MUST speak with the physician about immunization choices to be educated about
the RISKS OF NOT IMMUNIZING their child BEFORE the physician completes the REQUIRED
MEDICAL WAVIER FORM
example: child that has cancer and be immunosuppressed
what does religious exemption mean? - Answer the child's and/or family's RELIGIOUS
BELIEFS PROHIBIT IMMUNIZATIONS
it is allowed in 48 states including Michigan
the parents MUST COMPLETE a waiver indicating the immunizations the child HAS NOT
RECEIVED
what does philosophical exemption mean? - Answer the family has a PHILOSOPHICAL
OBJECTION to immunizations
the parents MUST COMPLETE a waiver indicating the immunizations the child HAS NOT
RECEIVED
what do children who are NOT fully immunized rely on? - Answer HERD IMMUNITY
