The side-effects include: Fever. Up to half of the children who receive DTP vaccine may have a fever in the evening after receiving the injection. The fever should disappear within a day. Note that a fever that begins more than 24 hours after a DTP injection is not likely to be a reaction to the vaccine.

Source: https://youtu.be/WrlVbDmCVyw & Leik & Hollier

@Birth: B ---there's only one HepB vax

Visit every 2 months:
@2mo: 2 B DR. HIP (@ 2mo: HepB, DTaP, Rotavirus, Hib, IPV, PCV)
@4mo: 4 DR. HIP (@4mo: DTap, Rotavirus, IPV, PCV)
@6mo: B DR. HIP In 6mo (HepB, Dtap, Rotavirus, Influenza, PCV in 6mo)

12mo - 18mo: 1 MAD HPV (MMR, HepA, Dtap, Hib, PCV, Varicella)

2yo: n/a
3yo: n/a

4-6yo: VERY DIM between 4-6pm (Varicella, Dtap, IPV, MMR)

11-12yo: Tada! Human! Men! (TdaP, HPV, Meningoccocal)
16-18yo: Men get boosted!

Legend:
B: Hep B
D: DTaP
R: Rotavirus
H: Hib
I: IPV
P: PCV
M: MMR
A: HepA
V or Very: Varicella
Tada: TdaP
Human: HPV
Men: MCV

NOTE for California elementary school entry: (by Qt)

Hep B: needs 3 doses (Mnemonics: Hep B = B = Bday = given at Birth, then 2 mo. later, than 4 mo. later (@ birth, 2,6 = 3 doses)

DTaP: needs 5 doses (DR HIP, DR HIP, DR HIP, MAD HPV, & Very DIM)

IPV: needs 4 doses (DR HIP, DR HIP, DR HIP, & Very DIM)

Varicella & MMR:  needs 2 doses (Varicella & MMR: live vaccines = must be given after 1 yo (@12mo & @5yo generally speaking)

MCV & HPV: not given until middle school generally


Misc notes (Vax not required for school):
Influenze not given until 6mo and older
R = Rotavirus = only given at very young age, during first few initial visits (@2,4,6mo)
HepA = given @ 1 MAD HPV

Not in the scrotum

Roseola is like a rose.
Imagine the stem (and fever) climbing for a few days and then abruptly it blooms (rash comes out)
Source: http://pediatricmnemonics.blogspot.com/2015/09/viral-exantem-mnemonic.html

Graphic as a way to memorize, sorry if it seems vulgar. thanks

MALE GENITAL DEVELOPMENT:
Tanner 1 - First (prepubertal) stage has no genital development
Tanner 2 - 2 enlarged testicles
Tanner 3 - Penis elongates (viz: the tip of the penis elongates as the the shape of the mid point of the letter '3' looking sideway)
Tanner 4 - Penis increases in girth (Viz: #4 has a little more girth than previous #'s)
Tanner 5 - adult state

FEMALE BREAST DEVELOPMENT:
Beginning with Tanner 2, you simply spell out the word breast (BR-EA-S-T)
Tanner 1 Prepubertal stage
Tanner 2 BReast lumps or breast buds
Tanner 3 Elevation (or Enlargement) of the areola so that breast and areola continue to grow as 1 mound
Tanner 4 Separation of the the breast tissue mounds ast eh areola becomes a smaller mound on top of the larger breast mound
tanner 5 Total breast development - adult-sized breasts & completed breast growth


PUBIC HAIR DEVELOPMENT: (same as male & female)
Tanner 1: Prepubertal; no pubic hair
Tanner 2: Viz just 2 little hairs, very fine, with few, if any, curls
Tanner 3: Dark, coarse, curly hairs viz curly 3s
Tanner 4: Viz the triangle in #4 completely filled iwth black
Tanner 5: Viz Roman numeral 'V', with hair spreading laterally onto the medial aspects of the thighs

~By Qt (collected and revised from internet) (Copy okay with credits)

Mnemonics
Hirschsprung = hurt sprung = malfunctioning springs = network of nerves in the rectum is not working (Reproduction okay with credits)
~by Qt

5th disease
5th = 5 fingers = slapped cheeks = slapping is not virally infectious!
Erythema infectiosum = erythema in-fact-nOThIng in SUMmary = Erythema Rash occurs after infectious stage is over (Reproduction okay with credits)
~By Qt

Exanthems, Common
MANY SENIOR RESIDENTS DO ENCOUNTER EXANTHEMS

1st disease-Measles (Rubeola)
2nd-Scarlet fever
3rd-Rubella (German measles)
4th-Duke's disease
5th-Erythema infectiosum
6th-Exanthem subitum (Roseola)

http://www.dermpathmd.com/mnemonics/mnemonics_dermatitis.htm

2 years:  Run, stairs (1 foot at a time), 20-50 words, 2 step command, parallel play
Bad Twins: mom gives two commands to twin boys to run to the stairs, then walk up the 25 stairs. Each walks up the 25 stairs not helping the other.

18 months: Throw, scribble, 4 block tower, 1 step command, uses spoon/cup, points to parts of body
Sir Charming Baby: needs to get note to Rapunzel so scribbles note on paper to throw into high 4 block tower, catapult has cup on end, shoves note in with spoon, and throws note at tower, hitting Rapunzel in the face

Video: https://www.healthination.com/health/building-blocks-milestones-at-18-months-old

15 months: walks well, imitates, controlled release of blocks (can stack 2)
Little Sister Baby: wants to be just like big sister, walks confidently to the blocks and imitates making a 2 block tower

Video: https://www.healthination.com/health/building-blocks-milestones-at-15-months-old

12 months: Walk, pincer grasp, 1 word, patacake, bye bye, peekaboo
Playful Zombie Baby: walking at you, snapping pincers, repeating one word over and over (brrraaaaains), and just wants to play patacake and peekaboo before waving bye bye.

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1 year = 1 word"

Extra video: https://www.healthination.com/health/building-blocks-milestones-at-12-months-old

9 months: crawl, stand (halfway between sitting and goal)

9 months: Crawl, pull to stand, point, specific babbling (mama, dada), stranger anxiety
Watch Dog Baby: crawls to window, pulls to stand to see out, points at stranger in yard and says “mama” to get attention of parents.

Additional video: https://www.healthination.com/health/building-blocks-milestones-at-9-months-old