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. 2019 Apr-Jun;18(2):97–102. doi: 10.4103/aam.aam_41_18

Table 2.

Respondents knowledge of Routine Immunization

Variables Correct responses In-correct responses
Does child routine immunization prevent children from infectious diseases 221 (80.1) 65 (19.9)
When is the first dose of child routine immunization given 54 (19.6) 222 (80.4)
Most diseases against which children are vaccinated occur during the first year of life 131 (47.5) 145 (52.5)
Multi doses of same vaccine given at intervals are important for child immunity 207 (75.0) 69 (25.0)
Can more than one vaccine be given to a child at same time 201 (72.8) 75 (27.2)
Is it important to vaccinate children during immunization campaign 229 (83.0) 47 (17.0)
Should a child with mild illness be immunized 182 (65.9) 94 (34.1)
Is compliance to child routine immunization schedule important 223 (80.8) 53 (19.2)
First dose of Oral polio vaccine is given at birth 124 (44.9) 152 (55.1)
First dose of Hepatitis b vaccine should be given at birth 37 (13.4) 239 (86.6)
BCG vaccine is given at birth 71 (25.7) 205 (74.3)
How many times should a child be given oral polio vaccine during routine immunization 32 (11.6) 244 (88.4)
How many times should a receive BCG vaccine 76 (27.5) 200 (72.5)
How many times should a child receive Yellow Fever vaccine 66 (23.9) 210 (76.1)
How many times should a child receive Measles vaccine 71 (25.7) 205 (74.3)
At what age is Measles vaccine administered 7 (2.5) 269 (97.5)
At what age is Yellow Fever vaccine administered 4 (1.4) 272 (98.6)
Overall knowledge of Routine immunization 131 (47.5) 145 (52.5)