Question 70 · LEK · Diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis vaccine (DTP)
In post-exposure prophylaxis against tetanus in the patient who is at a small risk of infection and vaccinated four years ago, the following is recommended:
- A. tetanus-diphtheria vaccine or tetanus vaccine.
- B. antitoxin (LIT-specific immunoglobulin 250/500 IU).
- C. tetanus vaccination schedule on 0 - 1 - 6 month basis.
- D. A and C are correct.
- E. none vaccination is recommended.
Hint
For a clean, minor wound, consider for how many years a completed tetanus vaccination is regarded as protective.
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