Vax Attack

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Across
  1. 2. Given at 1 and 4 years of age; recent outbreak in Texas
  2. 5. Seasonal vaccine that requires 2 doses the first time it is given
  3. 7. Vaccine does not protect against non-typeable strains; peak infection occurrence in children 6-11months old
  4. 8. May require additional vaccines beyond regular dosing schedule if patient has CSF leakage, CHD, CKD, CLungD, CLiverD, diabetes, or cochlear implants
  5. 10. Requires booster at 15-18 months old and 4-6 years old
  6. 11. Severe form of disease required the iron lung; not to be confused with the sport of people holding long hammers on horseback
Down
  1. 1. Infection can lead to shingles as an adult
  2. 3. Not given to patients who did not start series prior to 15 weeks old or with hx of intussusception
  3. 4. Consider giving to patients 6 months prior to college
  4. 6. Given to infants within 1 week of birth (if born Oct-Mar), 1 week prior to RSV season (born Apr-Sep), or not needed if mom received 14+ days before birth
  5. 7. Given immediately after birth unless patient is less than 2kg (excluding certain scenarios)
  6. 9. Which vaccine increases from 2 to 3 doses if not given prior to 15 years of age?