Form CS337115-C Catch-Up Guidance for Children 10 Through 18 Years of Age

FAQ

Q: What is Form CS337115-C?
A: Form CS337115-C is a document providing immunization catch-up guidance for children aged 10 through 18 years. It includes information on vaccine types, dosage, and scheduling.

Q: Who should use Form CS337115-C?
A: Form CS337115-C should be used by healthcare providers, parents, and caregivers who need to keep track of vaccinations for children aged 10 through 18.

Q: What vaccines does Form CS337115-C cover?
A: Form CS337115-C covers many types of vaccines including but not limited to Hepatitis A and B, Influenza, HPV, Meningococcal, Pneumococcal, Chickenpox, Measles, Mumps, Rubella, and Tetanus.

Q: What is the purpose of vaccination catch-up?
A: Vaccination catch-up is used when a child or adolescent has missed their scheduled immunizations. It helps ensure they still get the necessary protection against vaccine-preventable diseases.

Q: What is the age range for Form CS337115-C?
A: Form CS337115-C provides immunization catch-up guidance specifically for children and adolescents between the ages of 10 through 18 years old.

Q: How does the Form CS337115-C catch-up schedule work?
A: The form outlines when and how often the missed vaccines should be administered to catch up. The intervals depend on the type and number of doses required for each specific vaccine.

Q: What steps should be taken if a child has missed more than one vaccine?
A: The Form CS337115-C has a specific plan that outlines how to administer multiple vaccines in a catch-up situation. It is recommended to follow this plan under the guidance of a healthcare provider.