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When do you give the MMR Vaccine for pediatric patients? |
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(given twice)
12-15 months
4-6 years |
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What is contraindicated in the
MMR Vaccine? |
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Definition
anaphylactic reaction
to neomycin or eggs,
pt. with immunodeficiency,
pregnant women
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Can you give MMR Vaccine
to HIV patients? |
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Definition
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Can you give MMR Vaccine
to breastfeeding women? |
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Definition
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How do you give an MMR vaccine? |
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Definition
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What is a side effect of getting the MMR Vaccine that is normal? |
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Definition
May have a light rash within 2 weeks after administration |
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Why do you want to take a detailed hx before giving a vaccine? |
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Definition
Because bad reactions could happen or their current health situation |
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What is contraindicated in giving the DPT Vaccine? |
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Definition
Hx of seizures, neurological symptoms after a previous vaccine, systemic allergic reactions |
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What is contraindicated in giving the MMR Vaccine? |
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Definition
Anaphylactic reaction
to eggs and neomycin |
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What dose DTaP stand for? |
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Definition
Diphtheria, Pertussis, Tetanus |
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Term
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Definition
Start @ 2 months,
Then give 3 doses in 2 month intervals
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Term
When do you give
booster shots for DTap? |
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Definition
@ 15-18 months
again @ 4-6 years |
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Term
What vaccine do you give
after the 7th birthday? |
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Definition
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Term
If you can't give a pertussis vaccine, what do you give instead? |
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Definition
Dt vaccine full strength
(until 7th birthday) |
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Term
What do you want to tell the parents after getting a DTaP vaccine? |
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Definition
Tylenol after the shot 10-15 mg/kg |
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Term
What are contraindications of the pertussis vaccine? |
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Definition
encephalopathy w/i 7 days of previous DTaP dose
neurologic symptoms after getting the vaccine
systemic allergic reactions to vaccine
history of seizures
pertussis fatalities occur in the unimmunized infants |
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Term
Who do you give the IPV
or inactive polio vaccine to? |
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Definition
Give to all people under 18
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When do you typically give IPV shot? |
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Definition
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When are boosters for IPV given? |
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Definition
@ 6-18 months
@ 4-6 years |
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Term
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Definition
subQ or IM at separate sites |
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What are the contraindications of IPV? |
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Definition
hx of anaphylactic reaction
to neomycin or streptomycin |
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Term
Can you give IPV with
other vaccines? |
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Definition
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Term
Haemophilus Influenza Type B
(HIB Vaccine) Protects Against... |
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Definition
epiglottitis
bacterial meningitis
septic arthritis
chronic illness
sickle cell anemia |
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Term
How many times do you give the
HIB vaccine? When do you start? |
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Definition
Give 3 doses
start when they are 2 months old |
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Can you give the HIB shot after age 5? |
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Definition
Yes. Kids @ high risk should be vaccinated after age 5. |
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How do you give the HIB shot? |
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Definition
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Term
Hepatitis B Vaccine
When do you start it? |
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Definition
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Term
Hepatitis B Vaccine
Who is it contraindicated in? |
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Definition
Patients with anaphylactic reaction
to baker's yeast |
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How do you give the Hep B Vaccine? |
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Definition
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When do you give the Hep B Vaccine? |
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Definition
0-2 months
1-4 months
6-18 months |
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Term
What does the varicella
vaccine protect against? |
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Definition
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When do you give varicella vaccine? |
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Definition
12-18 months
MUST be at least 12 months old
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Term
Can you give the MMR and Varicella Vaccine at the same time? |
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Definition
Yes, but at separate sites
Or you can give it 30 days apart |
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Term
What are 2 tests used for TB? |
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Definition
Mantoux - ID injection
Tine - 4 prongs pressed into forearm |
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What is does a positive TB test mean? |
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Definition
positive for exposure to M. tuberculosis |
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How young can screening start for TB? |
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Definition
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What invalidates a TB test? |
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Definition
subQ injection instead of ID |
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What is not a contraindication for vaccination? |
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Definition
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What are the normal side effects of a vaccination? |
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Definition
irritability, fever (<102'F)
redness, soreness @ site w/i
2-3 days DPTand IPV |
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Term
When do you need to call
the HCP after a vaccination? |
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Definition
seizures, high fever, high-pitched crying |
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Term
What can you do to help an infant feel better after a vaccination? |
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Definition
warm washcloth at site
bicycling legs at diaper changes |
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Term
How much acetaminophen will you give after an injection? |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
aka measles, highly contagious, viral disease that can lead to neurologic problems and death |
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Term
How are the measles spread? |
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Definition
droplets and direct contact with the infection |
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Term
When are the measles considered contagious? |
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Definition
during the prodromal stages - you will see a fever and upper respiratory symptoms |
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Term
What are the measles' classic symptoms? |
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Definition
photophobia
Koplik's spots on buccal mucosa
Confluent rash on the face, spreads downward |
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Term
What is varicella zoster? |
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Definition
viral disease characterized by lesions |
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Term
How does varicella zoster spread on the body? |
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Definition
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What are the stages of varicella zoster? |
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Definition
macular
popular
vesicular
pustular |
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How is varicella zoster spread? |
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Definition
droplet and freshly contaminated object |
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Term
When is varicella zoster not contagious? |
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Definition
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Term
What are the German measles? |
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Definition
aka Rubella
common viral disease which has teratogenic effects on the fetus during 1st trimester |
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Term
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Definition
droplet and direct contact with the infected |
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Term
How does rubella spread on the body? |
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Definition
Discrete red maculopapular rash starts on face and spreads to the entire body |
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How long does the Rubella rash appear? |
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Definition
3 days;
It's also known as the "3 Day Measles" |
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Term
Describe Pertussis
(Whooping Cough) |
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Definition
acute, infection of respiratory disease during infancy, caused by gram negative bacillus |
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Term
Describe the stages of pertussis. |
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Definition
Paroxysmal stage starts with coughing and crowing/whooping upon inspiration
Lasts 4-6 weeks |
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How is pertussis transmitted? |
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Definition
direct contact, droplet spread, or freshly contaminated object |
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Term
How do you treat pertussis? |
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Definition
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What are complications of pertussis? |
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Definition
pneumonia
hemorrhage
seizures |
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Term
How can you prevent a child from scratching the skin? |
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Definition
Give Diphenhydramine HCl (Benadryl) |
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Term
What disease causes a serious threat to an unborn fetus? |
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Definition
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