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Infectious diseases prophylaxis, vaccinations. (Vaccine Adverse Reactions,…

- - - - Usually single dose is effective
        May result in mild post-vaccination infections
        Not to be used together with immunoglobulines
    - - Usually series of vaccinations are necessary
        Side effects are less frequent
        Can be used together with immunoglobulines
  - - - Epidemiology of infectious diseases:
        Incidence, Prevalence, Mortality
        
        Epidemiology of infection-related disorders:
        Hepatocellular liver cancer (HBV)
        Cervical cancer (Papilloma viruses)
  - - - There is no contraindication  to simultaneous administration  of any two or more vaccines.
    - - Two live parenteral,  or live intranasal influenza vaccine: Minimum interval 4 weeks
        
        All other combinations: Minimum interval None
      - If two live parenteral vaccines,  or live intranasal influenza vaccine,  are given less than 4 weeks apart –  the vaccine given second  should be repeated
        Exception is yellow fever vaccine  given <4 weeks after measles vaccine