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Vaccination Card PDF

This document is an adult immunization record used to keep track of vaccines received. It includes sections to record the type of vaccine, date administered, healthcare provider or clinic that administered it, and date for the next dose if applicable. Keeping accurate records allows patients and providers to stay on schedule with recommended vaccines and boosters. The card encourages patients to always carry it and keep it up to date.
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Vaccination Card PDF

This document is an adult immunization record used to keep track of vaccines received. It includes sections to record the type of vaccine, date administered, healthcare provider or clinic that administered it, and date for the next dose if applicable. Keeping accurate records allows patients and providers to stay on schedule with recommended vaccines and boosters. The card encourages patients to always carry it and keep it up to date.
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Type of Date given Healthcare professional Date next

Vaccine

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Immunization Action Coalition • Saint Paul, Minn. • www.immunize.org
Number:
Patient

Last name
vaccine mo/day/yr or clinic name dose due

ADULT I M MUN IZATION RECORD


Birthdate:

healthcare professional or clinic keep it up to date.


Hepatitis B

Always carry this record with you and have your


Engerix-B, Recom-
bivax HB, Heplisav-B;
Twinrix (HepA-HepB)

Hepatitis A

(mo.)
HepA, HepA-HepB

If combo

Measles, Mumps,


Rubella MMR

(day)

First name
Varicella
(chickenpox) Var

Zoster (shingles)


Shingrix (RZV)
Zostavax (ZVL)

(yr.)
Tetanus,
Diphtheria,

Item #R2005 (10/18)


Pertussis
(whooping cough)
Tdap,Td

M.I.
Type of Date given Healthcare professional Date next
Vaccine
vaccine mo/day/yr or clinic name dose due

(i.e., HepA–HepB), fill in a row for each separate antigen in the combination.
generic abbreviation (e.g., PPSV23) or the trade name. For combination vaccines
Healthcare provider: List the mo/day/yr for each vaccination given. Record the

Medical notes (e.g., allergies, vaccine reactions):

LAST NAME
Pneumococcal
Pneumovax 23
(PPSV23)
Prevnar 13 (PCV13)

Influenza
IIV, RIV LAIV

FIRST NAME
Human
Papillomavirus
HPV

Mening-ACWY
MenACWY

Mening-B MenB
Bexsero (MenB-4C)
Trumenba (MenB-
FHbp)

M.I.
Other

To learn more about vaccines, visit www.vaccineinformation.org

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