A 14-month-old child is due for routine immunisation. According to NACI and routine Canadian schedules, which set of vaccines is typically due around ...

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A 14-month-old child is due for routine immunisation. According to NACI and routine Canadian schedules, which set of vaccines is typically due around 12-15 months of age?

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MMR, varicella, and a booster of conjugate pneumococcal vaccine

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DTaP-IPV only

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HPV and meningococcal B vaccines

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Influenza only

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Hepatitis A and typhoid vaccines

ca-mccqe1 MCQ (SBA): Routine childhood immunisation at 12-15 months

A 14-month-old child is due for routine immunisation. According to NACI and routine Canadian schedules, which set of vaccines is typically due around 12-15 months of age?