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hello everyone i'm dr lavanya the consultant pediatrician and neonatologist welcome to my channel the baby doctor in this video i will be discussing few easy tricks to remember the dosage and root of administration of vaccines given under the national immunization schedule for infants children and pregnant women first thing to notice all the vaccines are given at a dose of 0.5 ml intramuscularly in the upper arm or anterolateral aspect of methyl zero all the vaccines are given at a dose of 0.5 ml intramuscularly it right upper arm upper arm or anterior lateral aspect of methyl the exception to this are the vaccines given intradermally are bcg and ipv given attitudes of 0.1 ml the left upper arm and right upper bcg is given in the left upper arm ipv is given in the right upper arm the dose of bcg vaccine in neonates is 0.05 ml not 0.1 ml after neonatal period the dose will be 0.1 ml the exception to the 0.5 ml and intramuscular root are the vaccines given parallelly are opb and rotaviru