In this season of spring
Everything is reviving and vibrant
Children are also like spring shoots
Moistened by the sun and rain
thrive
In the process of children growing up happily
Vaccinations are indispensable
It guards the health of children like a spring breeze
Build a solid immune barrier for them
Vaccination is the prevention and control of infectious diseases
The most economical and effective means
Childhood vaccinations
It is related to the healthy growth of the next generation
Thousands of households are involved
April 25 is National Childhood Immunization Day
This year's theme is:
"Act together, vaccinate, and escort the whole life cycle"
So about the "vaccination" of children
How much do you know?
Let's find out
➡ Why vaccinate your baby?
Vaccines are recognized as an extremely important and effective tool for the prevention of infectious diseases. After the baby is born, a certain amount of antibodies can be obtained from the mother's body to fight off infectious diseases. However, as children grow older, the efficacy of their mother-transmitted antibodies will gradually weaken and disappear, and most children can obtain the corresponding antibodies after vaccination according to the immunization schedule, and each child can form a strong immune barrier after completing the vaccination. Vaccination is the most economical, effective and convenient means of protecting children's health.
➡ What is the classification of vaccines?
The Vaccine Administration Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates that vaccines are divided into immunization program vaccines and non-immunization program vaccines.
Immunization program vaccines refer to the vaccines that residents should receive in accordance with government regulations, and school-age children have the right to receive these vaccines free of charge in accordance with the law. The current National Immunization Programme (2021 Edition) protects against 12 infectious diseases, including viral hepatitis B, tuberculosis, polio, pertussis, diphtheria, tetanus, measles, rubella, mumps, Japanese encephalitis, meningococcal meningitis, and viral hepatitis A.
Non-immunization programme vaccines refer to other vaccines that are voluntarily administered by residents at their own expense. Common non-immunization program vaccines are: chickenpox vaccine, influenza vaccine, cervical cancer vaccine, pneumonia vaccine, etc. Non-immunization programme vaccines also play an important role in protecting the health of recipients and are a useful complement to immunization programme vaccines.
➡ What are the precautions for vaccination?
➡ What should I do if I have an abnormal reaction after vaccination?
Have you taken a closer look at the above vaccination knowledge?
In order to better popularize the knowledge of vaccination
Deepen public awareness of the importance of vaccination
Today
The county CDC and Jintang jointly released
Bring one to everyone
4.25 "National Child Immunization Day"
Quiz with prizes
Before answering the question
Jin Jin is the key point for everyone
Hurry up and review the review
1. Vaccination awareness day is held every year.
2. During the period when the child leaves the original place of residence, the vaccination unit responsible for the vaccination work shall be responsible for vaccinating the child.
3. Vaccines belonging to the national immunization program.
4. The vaccine that the child receives in the maternity hospital after birth is:
5. A child needs to be vaccinated against polio.
6. Live attenuated JE vaccination.
7. The first dose of A+C cerebral polysaccharide vaccine is recommended to be completed before.
8. Within the recommended age range, children should be vaccinated.
9. The immunization schedule stipulates that children should only be vaccinated when they are 6 years old.
10. The Technical Guidelines for Influenza Vaccination in China recommend that influenza vaccination be given priority.
11. The format of the vaccination certificate shall be specified.
12. Generally used for post-exposure immunization.
13. Vaccinations are.
14. It is a live attenuated vaccine.
15. Vaccines for the National Immunization Program shall be procured in a unified manner.
16. Recipients should stay at the vaccination site for observation after vaccination.
17. It can prevent polio disease.
18. Parent classes on vaccinations are mainly aimed at training in the jurisdiction.
19. For heavier local reactions, a warm compress can be applied with a cleaning towel, except in the case.
20. A small number of recipients may have fever after receiving inactivated vaccine, which generally persists.
21. It is a contagious disease.
22. Vaccinations are carried out.
23. The hepatitis B vaccination schedule is:
24. Leprosy vaccine prevents disease.
25. Prophylaxis: Both inactivated and live attenuated vaccines.
26. The vaccine for the prevention of hand, foot and mouth disease currently on the market in mainland China, against:
27. Newborns are vaccinated against BCG to prevent disease.
28.23 The population vaccinated with pneumococcal polysaccharides is:
29.Vaccines currently included in national immunization programmes are preventable diseases.
30. The first dose of hepatitis B vaccine should be given after birth.
From today until April 30
You can participate in the quiz every day
There are a total of 5 questions in the quiz competition
20 marks for each question
After answering 4 questions correctly, you can participate in the red envelope lottery
Quickly identify the QR code on the poster below
Let's take part in the quiz
Source: Jintang County Center for Disease Control and Prevention
(Source: Jintang WeChat public account)