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Available Vaccines
Hepatitis A Vaccine Effective 2 Weeks After Dose (Per SKB)
Effective 4 Weeks After Dose (Per CDC)
Dose: 1.0 ml, IM
Normal Schedule 0, 6
Hepatitis B 1 Month After 1st Dose 12-50% Seroconvert
After2nd 63-86% At Month 3
After3rd 91-99%At Month 7
Dose: 1.0 ml, IM
Normal Schedule 0, 1, 6
Twinrix
(combined Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B)2 Doses Needed Before Travel
Dose: 1.0 ml, IM
Schedule is 0,1mo,6mo
Meningococcal disease (meningitis) Effective 7-10 Days After Vaccine Given
Dose: 0.5 ml, Subcutaneous
Typhoid Effective 2 Weeks After Vaccine Given
Dose: 0.5, IM
Booster Recommended Every 3 Years
Polio
Yellow Fever Effective 10 Days After Vaccine Given
Dose: O.5 ml, Subcutaneous
Tetanus-diptheria
H. influenza
Rabies Effective 2-4 Weeks After Vaccine
Dose: 1 ml, IM
Normal Schedule 0, 7, 21 Or 28
Japanese Encephalitis (3 Doses)
Vaccine Effective 10 Days After 3rd Dose Given
Dose: 1.0 ml , Subcutaneous
Last Dose Should Be Given 10 Days Before Travel
Normal Schedule 0.7.30
Abreviated Schedule 0,7,14
Influenza
Pneumonia
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