№ 16General Pediatrics15 min read
Immunization. Vaccination schedule. Contraindications to vaccination.
1. Big picture
Immunization is one of the highest-yield topics in pediatrics because it connects prevention, infectious diseases, public health, neonatology, immunology, and emergency medicine.
In the oral exam, the examiner usually wants you to explain:
- What immunization means: active vs passive.
- Which vaccines are live vs inactivated.
- The childhood vaccination schedule, especially the Hungarian schedule.
- True contraindications vs false contraindications.
- Special situations: prematurity, immunodeficiency, pregnancy, blood products, splenectomy, HBsAg-positive mother, tetanus/rabies/varicella exposure.
- *Adverse events and emergency management
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