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Post Exposure

The document outlines various vaccination and prophylaxis protocols for different age groups and health conditions, particularly in response to exposure to infectious diseases like Hib, Hepatitis B, Measles, and Rabies. It specifies treatment regimens, vaccination timelines, and special considerations for immunocompromised individuals and newborns. Additionally, it provides guidelines for post-exposure prophylaxis based on the immunization status of individuals and their contacts.

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Post Exposure

The document outlines various vaccination and prophylaxis protocols for different age groups and health conditions, particularly in response to exposure to infectious diseases like Hib, Hepatitis B, Measles, and Rabies. It specifies treatment regimens, vaccination timelines, and special considerations for immunocompromised individuals and newborns. Additionally, it provides guidelines for post-exposure prophylaxis based on the immunization status of individuals and their contacts.

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Give Rifampin BID for 2 days or Ceftriaxone 1

dose Indication:
- Household has a child younger than 4years
Special: who is not fully immunized
For all healthy age 12months - 40 years (if not
- >2 cases of daycare of invasive Hib within 60 - Household with a contact <18 years
received vaccine prior) if he received 2 doses
days of exposure (Vaccinate all providers and immnucompromised regardless of immunization
Haemophilus influenza of vaccine prior no need for further prophylaxis
classmate) status
Vaccine
- Within 2 weeks of
Hepatitis A exposure
LESS <12months

Clean Wound or Minor Wound


+ Vaccine in 2 different anatomical site
Immungloblin Immunocompromised
Give Vaccine
<3 doses
Chronic liver disease

Give Vaccine if last dose ≥10 years - Dirty wound: contaminated with dirt, feces,
≥3 doses soil saliva or crush or burns ...etc Allergic to vaccine
- DTaP <7 years
- ≥7 years either Tdap or Td DTaP
Dirty Wounds

Give Vaccine + IG Vaccine + HBIG within 12hr of birth and test for
<3 doses HbsAb at age 9, 18 months
Mother HBsAg Positive
Give vaccine if last dose ≥5 years HBIG Needed
≥3 doses
Vaccine at day 30, or if discharge
LESS <2kg
Newborn
Mother HBsAg Negative
*Close contact mean (>8hr and <3 feet)* vaccine at birth
- Close contact happen 7 days before Sx No need for HBIG MORE >2kg
developed or 24hr after initiating the treatment.
Vaccine + HBIG within 12hr
May involve: LESS <2kg
Rifampicin - Household, roommate, child-center
- Traveller (flight >8hr)
Meningococcal Hepatitis B Mother HBsAg Unknown Vaccine within 12hr, HBIG within 7days (if
or Ceftriaxone - Direct contact with oral secretion
mother test positive)
MORE >2kg
or Ciprofloxacin

Non-Immune: Vaccine + IG
Azithromycin for 5 days
Positive Source Immune: vaccine booster
and initate vaccination if not vaccined or did
Clarthromycin for 7 days Pertussis Any Patient
not complete vaccination
Post Exposure Non-Immune: Vaccine
Erythromycin for 14 days
Done by: Abdulaziz Alsaud
If any suggestion Email:
az.m.i.als@gmail.com
Unknown Source Immune: no need

INH for 3 months, repeat CXR and PPD after 3


months, if negative D/C
< 4 Years Give IGIM or IVIG within 6 days
Negative CXR and PPD <6 months
- Vaccine dose given prior to the 1st birthday
Follow up after 3 months and repeat CXR and do not count toward the recommended 2-
PPD - Vaccine within 72hr Vaccine within 72hr or IGIM/IVIG within 6 days
> 4 Years Measles - Immunoglobulin within 6 days (vaccine is prefer it over IGIM)
doses series of MMR
- Indication of IGIM:
6-12 months
1- Pregnant
2- immunocompromised
INH for 9 months or Alternative: TB Vaccine Alone within 72hr if the last vaccine 3- <1year
- Weekly INH + Rifapentine for 3 months of MMR >28 days
- Daily INH + Rifampin for 3 months >12months
- Daily Rifampin for 4 months Negative CXR, Postive PPD

Latent (Infection)

Treat as TB Postive CXR and PPD Prophylaxis:


- For unvaccinated immunocompetent person
Diseased Healthy and Available animal for 10 days post-exposure prophylaxis should include 4
observation, if develope Sx proceed with doses (D0, 3, 7, and 14 day)
propylaxis - For immunocompromised post-expousre
include 5 doses at (0, 3, 7, 14 and 28 days).
Neonate born (mother has chickenpox) within 5 Rapid or suspected of being rapid - If vaccinated before need only 2 doses (0,3)
days (Before delivery)- 2 days (after delivery) - RIG to be given immediately, if not available
can delay to 7 days
MORE >28 wk Neonates with a mother lack
evidence of immunity Up to 10 days VZIG
28 wk
LESS <28wk regardless of mother immunity

Pregnant women without evidence of immunity Rabies


- VZIG with 10 days
Immunocompromised without evudence of - Vaccine within 5 days Varcella
immunity

Healthy people without evidence of immnnity ≥ 12motnhs Vaccine

can be considered If VZIG or IVIG not available, at 7 days of


exposure Acylovir

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