Vaccinations in pregnancy Safe: Mnemonic -HIT Rabies H-Hepatitis A/B l-lnfluenza T-Tetanus Rabies Only in epidemics: Mnemonic -Tab PCM Tab-Typhoid P-Pneumococcus C-Cholera M-Meningococcus To be given in case of travel to highly endemic area or exposed to contacts Yellow fever Japanese encephalitis Polio (IPV) Contraindicated Rubella Measles Mumps BCG Smallpox Chickenpox
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Epidemic Definition: Epidemic refers to an increase, often sudden, in the number of cases of a disease above what is normally expected in that population in that area. Types Of Epidemic: A. Common Source epidemic. Origin of an epidemic is a common source For example, water poisoning. Only those people who drink infected water from a
Epidemic Q. 1 Typhoid Mary his known in history to cause more than 1300 cases in her lifetime. This is an example of which of the following epidemic? A Common source single exposure epidemic B Common source continuous or repeated exposure epidemic C Long term or secular trend epidemic D Propagated epidemic Q. 1 Typhoid
