What is AFI48-110?
AFI48-110 refers to the AirForce regulation that provides guidance on immunizations and chemoprophylaxis measures to prevent infectious diseases.

Who does AFI48-110 apply to?
This regulation applies to all AirForce personnel, including active duty, reserve, and civilian employees.

What is the purpose of AFI48-110?
The purpose of AFI48-110 is to ensure AirForce personnel receive the necessary immunizations and chemoprophylaxis to protect them from infectious diseases and maintain optimal health.

What are some common immunizations required under AFI48-110?
Some common immunizations required include influenza, hepatitis B, measles-mumps-rubella (MMR), tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis (Tdap), and others as determined by the AirForce.

Are there exemptions or waivers for immunizations?
Yes, exemptions or waivers may be granted for medical contraindications, religious beliefs, or other valid reasons. These exemptions require proper documentation and approval through the appropriate channels.

What are the consequences for not complying with AFI48-110 immunization requirements?
Failure to comply with immunization requirements may result in administrative actions, denial of deployment, or disciplinary measures depending on the severity and circumstances.

Can AirForce members refuse a required immunization?
It is strongly recommended for all AirForce members to receive the required immunizations. However, exemptions can be granted under certain circumstances as mentioned earlier.

What is chemoprophylaxis?
Chemoprophylaxis refers to the use of medications or drugs to prevent or treat infectious diseases, particularly during deployments or specific operations.

How is the need for chemoprophylaxis determined?
The need for chemoprophylaxis is assessed by the AirForce based on the country or area of deployment, the prevalence of specific diseases, and recommendations from health authorities such as the CDC and World Health Organization.