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17 Cards in this Set
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Name 4 immune globulins?
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cytomegalovirus immune
globulin Rh(D) immune globulin standard dose IM Rh (D) globulin Rh (D) globulin microdose |
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_______ ________ provide passive immunization to infectious diseases by providing antibodies.
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Immune globulins
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Immunization with vaccines and toxoids containing ______ or _______ antigenic material results in endogenous production of antibodies.
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bacterial
viral |
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Immunity from immune globulins is _____, but short-lived (up to 3 months).
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rapid
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Active immunization with _______ or ______ produces prolonged immunity (years).
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vaccine
toxoids |
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Contraindications?
Hypersensitivity to product, preservatives, or other additives. Some products contain (name 3) |
thimerisol
neomycin and/or EGG PROTEIN |
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Precautions?
Severe _____ problems (IM injections) |
bleeding
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Interactions?
Decreased antibody response to vaccine/toxoids and increased risk of adverse reactions in patients receiving concurrent (3)? |
antineoplastic
immunosuppressive radiation therapy |
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ASSESSMENT:
Assess previous _______ history and history of hypersensitivity. |
immunization
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List 2 potential nursing diagnoses?
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Infection, risk for
Knowledge, deficient, related to disease processes and medication regimen |
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IMPLEMENTATION:
All of the following vaccines may be given concurrently? (7) |
measles
mumps rubella vaccine trivalent oral polio virus diphtheria toxoid tetanus toxoid pertussis |
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What is a toxoid?
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A toxin that has been treated to destroy its toxicity, but is still capable of inducing formation of antibodies on injection
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List 2 examples of toxoids.
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1. alum-precipitated toxoid which is a toxoid of diphtheria or tetanus precipitated with potash alum.
2. diphtheria toxoid which is diphtheria toxin detoxified by formaldehyde treatment |
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Administer each immunization by appropriate route.
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okay
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Inform patient/parent of potential and reportable side effects of immunization. Health care professional should be notified if patient develops fever over ____; difficulty breathing; hives; itching; swelling of the eyes, face, or inside of nose, sudden severe tiredness or weakness; or convulsions occur.
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39.4C (103F)
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Review next scheduled immunization with parent. Emphasize the importance of keeping a record of immunizations and dates given.
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okay
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EVALUATION:
Effectiveness of therapy can be demonstrated by? |
Prevention of diseases through active immunity.
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