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CDC Health Information for International Travel 2008

List of Tables

• TABLE 1-1. Revaccination (booster) schedules
• TABLE 1-2. Recommended intervals between administration of antibody containing products and measles-containing vaccine or varicella containing vaccine¹
• TABLE 1-3. Recommended and minimum ages and intervals between vaccine doses¹
• TABLE 2-1. Travel notice definitions
• TABLE 2-2. Treatment of water with tincture of iodine
• TABLE 2-3. Incubation period of febrile syndromes in returned travelers
• TABLE 3-1. Disease distribution
• TABLE 4-01. Countries with endemic diphtheria
• TABLE 4-02. Recommended Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) routine vaccination
• TABLE 4-03. Licensed schedule for HAVRIX¹
• TABLE 4-04. Licensed schedule for VAQTA¹
• TABLE 4-05. Licensed schedule for TWINRIX¹
• TABLE 4-06. Recommended doses of immune globulin (IG) for protection against Hepatitis A
• TABLE 4-07. Recommended doses of currently licensed formulations of hepatitis B vaccine
• TABLE 4-08. Risk of Japanese encephalitis, by country, region, and season
• TABLE 4-09. Japanese encephalitis vaccine
• TABLE 4-10. Drugs used in the prophylaxis of malaria
• TABLE 4-11. Pediatric prophylactic doses of atovaquone/proguanil
• TABLE 4-12. Presumptive self-treatment of malaria
• TABLE 4-13. Meningococcal vaccines
• TABLE 4-14. Countries and political units reporting no indigenous cases of rabies during 2005¹
• TABLE 4-15. Criteria for pre-exposure immunization for rabies
• TABLE 4-16. Pre-exposure immunization for rabies¹
• TABLE 4-17. Postexposure immunization for rabies¹
• TABLE 4-18. Epidemiologic features and symptoms of rickettsial diseases
• TABLE 4-19. Guide to tetanus prophylaxis in routine wound management
• TABLE 4-20. Composition of WHO Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS) for diarrheal illness
• TABLE 4-21. Dosage and schedule for typhoid fever vaccination
• TABLE 4-22. Common adverse reactions to typhoid fever vaccines
• TABLE 4-23. Countries within the Yellow Fever-Endemic Zone†
• TABLE 4-24. Countries that require proof of vaccination against yellow fever for all arriving travelers
• TABLE 6-1. Antimotion Sickness Medications
• TABLE 7-1. Rabies Requirements for entry of dogs into the United States
• TABLE 8-1. Assessment of Dehydration Levels in Infants
• TABLE 8-2. Recommended Immunization Schedule for Ages 0 to 6 Years-United States, 2008
• TABLE 8-3. Recommended Immunization Schedule for Ages 7 to 18 Years-United States, 2008
• TABLE 8-4. Recommended Childhood Immunization Schedule — United States, 2008. Children and Adolescents Who Start Late or Who Are More Than 1 Month Behind
• TABLE 8-5. Human Milk Storage for Healthy Infants (4)
• TABLE 9-1. Vaccination of Immunocompromised Adults
• TABLE 9-2. Potential contraindictions to international travel during pregnancy
• TABLE 9-3. Half-lives of selected antimalarial drugs
• TABLE 9-4. Vaccination during pregnancy

• Content source:
  Division of Global Migration and Quarantine
  National Center for Preparedness, Detection, and Control of Infectious Diseases

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