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- 2. INFANTS • AT BIRTH BCG HEP-B Zero dose OPV- Zero dose
- 3. INFANTS • AT 6, 10, 14 WEEKS PENTA 1,2,3 OPV 1,2,3 IPV-1,2
- 4. INFANTS • 9 MONTHS MEASLES VITAMINS A Supplementation JE- 1
- 5. CHILDREN • 16-24 MONTHS DPT BOOSTER OPV BOOSTER JE-2
- 6. CHILDREN • AT 16-72 MONTHS VITAMIN A Supplementations
- 7. PREGNANT MOTHERS TETANUS TOXOID9 Booster- if pregnancy after 3 years)
- 8. BCG • Time: At birth or as early as possible • Maximum: one year • Dose: a) 0.05 ml till 1 month b) o.o1 ml after 1 months to 1 year • Route: Intradermal • Site: Left upper arm • Diluent: Sodium Chloride
- 9. HEP B ZERO DOSE • Time: At birth or within 24 hours • Dose: 0.05 ml • Route: Intramuscular • Site: Antero lateral aspect of thigh
- 10. OPV- ZERO DOSE • Time: At birth • Maximum: 15 days • Dose: 2 drops • Route: Oral
- 11. PENTAVALENT 1,2,3 • Diphtheria + Pertusis + Tetanus + Hep B + Hib • Time: 6, 10, 14 weeks • Maximum: One Year of Age • Dose: 0.5 ml • Route: Intramuscular • Site: Antero lateral aspect of thigh
- 12. DPT- BOOSTER • Time: 16-24 months • Maximum: 7 years of age • Dose: 0.5 ml • Route: Intramuscular • Site: Antero lateral aspect of thigh
- 13. MEASLES • Time: 9 months • Maximum: 5 years • Dose: 0.5 ml • Route: Subcutaneous • Site: Right upper arm ( MR vaccine introduced in phases replacing measles) ( If 1st dose delayed beyond 12 months, ensure minimum 1 months gap between 2 MR doses)
- 14. TT • Time: 10 years and 16 years • Maximum: 16 years • Dose: 0.5 ml • Route: Intramuscular • Site: Upper arm
- 15. J.E 1 AND 2 • Time: 9 months-12 months, 16-24 months • Maximum: 15 years of age • Dose: 0.5 ml • Route: Subcutaneous • Site: Left Upper Arm • Diluent: Phosphate buffer (If 1st dose is delayed beyond 12 months, ensure minimum 3 months gap between 2 JE doses)
- 16. IPV Fractional IPV • Time: 6 and 14 weeks • Maximum: One year of age • Dose: 0.1 ml • Route: Intradermal • Site: Right upper arm
- 17. PCV • Time: 6,10,14 weeks and booster 9 completed months • Maximum: 1 year of age • Dose: 0.5 ml • Route: Intramuscular • Site: Antero lateral aspect of thigh
- 18. ROTA • Time: 6,10,14 weeks • Maximum: 1 year of age • Dose: 5 drops • Route: Oral
- 19. TT IN PREGNANCY • Time: As early as possible • Maximum: 16 years • Dose: 0.5 ml, 2 doses (one booster dose if last pregnancy less than 3 years) • Route: Intramuscular • Site: upper arm ( Give before 36 weeks. if not previously immunised, can give in labour also)
- 20. FULL IMMUNIZATION Full- BEFORE AGE ONE • 3 doses of OPV • 3 doses of ROTA • 3 doses of PENTA • 2 doses of IPV • 3 doses of PCV • MR- 1st dose • JE 1st dose
- 21. COMPLETE IMMUNIZATIONS AFTER 2 YEARS OF AGE • MR- 2nd Doses • DPT Booster • Polio Booster • JE 2nd Dose