IMMUNIZATIONS/ BAKUNA

 Undergo studies which gives protection from the baby

 It helps in the immune system of the body to protect from the different diseases
 When we get sick, our body makes anti bodies na panlaban ha sakit, just like
immunizations work
 Sinansanay ng mga bakuna ang ating katawan upang gumawa ng antibodies
 It set also a reminder for our body on how to fight back the diseases
 It may have effects to the children which I not severe and kusang nawawala
o Mild (depend on the vaccine)
 Pagsasakit ng kalamnan
 Pamumula o pamamaga sa lugar na pinagturukan
 Mababang lagnant
o Nangyayari makalipas ig hatag an bakuna, and disappears from
1 to 2 days
o Sever (posibling magyari pero bihira/ 1 kada 1 milyon)
 Reaksyon (allergy)
o Dikit-dikit na pantal
o Pamamaga ng mukha at lalamunan
o Hirap sa paghinga
o Mataas na lagnat
o Mabilis na tibok ng puso
o Pagkahilo
o Pagkawala ng gana sa pagkain
o Panghihina
o Pagbabago ng ugali
 Pagkamatay
MGA BAKUNA
 Influenza***- Ang unang bisis na pagturok nito ay nangangailangan ng 2 dose na
maaaring ibigay pagkaraan ng 4 na lingo
 1 year- unang ibinibigay ang pinagsamang bakuna para sa tigdas, beke, at tigdas-
hangin. MMR
 Sabay nito, maaaring ibigay ang unang dose ng mga bakuna para sa bututong at
hepatitis A
 Ang pangalawang dose ng MMR vaccine ay maaaring ibigay pagkaraan ng 4 na lingo
 Ang ikalawang dose ng varicella vaccine ay maaaring ibigay pagkalipas ng 3 buwan,
at 2 turok ng hepatitis A ay nararapat na ibigay pagkalipas ng 6 na buwan
 NATIONAL IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM
 One of the first program of DOH
 Tinatag, 1976.
 Before it was named Expanded Program on Immunizations sa loob ng 40 years of
vaccination
 This Program saves millions of children from deaths
1976
 Launching of EPI
 The BCG vaccine against TB was administered to school entrants
 This was followed by vaccines against poliomyelitis, diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis
(DPT) and measles.
1989
 The country achieved for the first time the universal child immunization goal of 90%

2000
 Philippines reached polio-free status in 2000. The country also completed the second
validation for the declaration of NT (neonatal tetanus) elimination 2014

BAKIT TAYO NAGBABAKUNA?

The Benefits of Immunization
1. Vaccines Save Lives
2. Immunization are cost-effective preventive measure, prevents diseases
and reduces direct and indirect health costs.

3. Vaccines protect children from VPDs

 That once were top killers and disablers worldwide. These include diphtheria,
whooping cough, tuberculosis, small pox, polio and measles.

4. Vaccines also prevent the spread of these diseases among families, loved
ones, and neighbors, resulting in healthier communities.
5. Immunization prevents disease transmission from one generation to other,
freeing the next generation from the threat of disease.