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What is the primary method of preventing impetigo?
What is the primary method of preventing impetigo?
Which of the following is a symptom of tinea (ringworm)?
Which of the following is a symptom of tinea (ringworm)?
What is the treatment for a lice infestation (pediculosis)?
What is the treatment for a lice infestation (pediculosis)?
Which of the following actions helps to prevent acne?
Which of the following actions helps to prevent acne?
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What is a possible complication to monitor in a child with a fever?
What is a possible complication to monitor in a child with a fever?
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How do dermatophyte infections, such as tinea, mainly spread?
How do dermatophyte infections, such as tinea, mainly spread?
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Which method is not recommended for nail hygiene to prevent conditions like impetigo?
Which method is not recommended for nail hygiene to prevent conditions like impetigo?
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Which condition is treated with oral antibiotics if severe?
Which condition is treated with oral antibiotics if severe?
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What is the correct dosage for the measles and mumps vaccine?
What is the correct dosage for the measles and mumps vaccine?
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What serious side effect is associated with the measles vaccine?
What serious side effect is associated with the measles vaccine?
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Which statement regarding the chickenpox vaccine is false?
Which statement regarding the chickenpox vaccine is false?
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What is an important nursing management action when administering the MMR vaccine?
What is an important nursing management action when administering the MMR vaccine?
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Which of the following groups should not receive the measles vaccine?
Which of the following groups should not receive the measles vaccine?
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What potential complication can arise from the measles disease?
What potential complication can arise from the measles disease?
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At what age is the first dose of the measles vaccine typically given?
At what age is the first dose of the measles vaccine typically given?
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What is a common side effect of the chickenpox vaccine?
What is a common side effect of the chickenpox vaccine?
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What is the recommended timeframe for administering the MMR vaccine post-exposure to measles?
What is the recommended timeframe for administering the MMR vaccine post-exposure to measles?
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What symptom is most indicative of impending complications in mumps?
What symptom is most indicative of impending complications in mumps?
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Which of the following nursing care measures is appropriate for a patient with measles?
Which of the following nursing care measures is appropriate for a patient with measles?
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What should be avoided in a patient with chickenpox to facilitate recovery?
What should be avoided in a patient with chickenpox to facilitate recovery?
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What is the primary transmission method for mumps?
What is the primary transmission method for mumps?
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What organizational protocol should be followed regarding school attendance for children with mumps?
What organizational protocol should be followed regarding school attendance for children with mumps?
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Which of the following complications is most commonly associated with measles?
Which of the following complications is most commonly associated with measles?
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What type of care is generally recommended for patients suffering from chickenpox?
What type of care is generally recommended for patients suffering from chickenpox?
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What is the recommended storage condition for the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine (MMR)?
What is the recommended storage condition for the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine (MMR)?
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Which of the following is a common side effect of the chickenpox vaccine?
Which of the following is a common side effect of the chickenpox vaccine?
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What contraindication applies to the administration of the measles vaccine?
What contraindication applies to the administration of the measles vaccine?
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How long after immunization should adolescent girls avoid pregnancy when receiving the MMR vaccine?
How long after immunization should adolescent girls avoid pregnancy when receiving the MMR vaccine?
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What serious side effect is associated with the chickenpox vaccine?
What serious side effect is associated with the chickenpox vaccine?
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Which of the following describes how measles is spread?
Which of the following describes how measles is spread?
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What is the appropriate age range for the first dose of the chickenpox vaccine?
What is the appropriate age range for the first dose of the chickenpox vaccine?
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Which statement about the administration of MMR and varicella vaccines is correct?
Which statement about the administration of MMR and varicella vaccines is correct?
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What are the primary methods of treating impetigo?
What are the primary methods of treating impetigo?
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Which of the following symptoms is characteristic of tinea (ringworm)?
Which of the following symptoms is characteristic of tinea (ringworm)?
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What is the primary goal in preventing pediculosis (lice infestation)?
What is the primary goal in preventing pediculosis (lice infestation)?
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Which treatment is appropriate for moderate to severe acne?
Which treatment is appropriate for moderate to severe acne?
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What is a common method of transmission for tinea infections?
What is a common method of transmission for tinea infections?
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Which of the following preventive measures is suggested for avoiding acne?
Which of the following preventive measures is suggested for avoiding acne?
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What is a symptom of pediculosis?
What is a symptom of pediculosis?
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What is one of the main complications to monitor in children with a fever?
What is one of the main complications to monitor in children with a fever?
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What is the primary symptom that distinguishes the rash stage of measles from that of other diseases?
What is the primary symptom that distinguishes the rash stage of measles from that of other diseases?
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What complication is considered the most severe outcome associated with measles?
What complication is considered the most severe outcome associated with measles?
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Which nursing intervention is crucial for a patient diagnosed with chickenpox?
Which nursing intervention is crucial for a patient diagnosed with chickenpox?
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How is mumps primarily transmitted?
How is mumps primarily transmitted?
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What is the recommended management for a child presenting with measles symptoms?
What is the recommended management for a child presenting with measles symptoms?
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In the context of mumps, what is a rare but serious complication that may occur?
In the context of mumps, what is a rare but serious complication that may occur?
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What characteristic symptom is often observed in the prodromal stage of measles?
What characteristic symptom is often observed in the prodromal stage of measles?
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Which of the following treatments is effective post-exposure for measles?
Which of the following treatments is effective post-exposure for measles?
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Flashcards
Measles Vaccine Type
Measles Vaccine Type
Live attenuated
Measles Vaccine Dosage
Measles Vaccine Dosage
0.5 mL Subcutaneous (SQ)
Measles Vaccine Age (1st dose)
Measles Vaccine Age (1st dose)
12-15 months
Measles Vaccine Age (2nd dose)
Measles Vaccine Age (2nd dose)
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Chickenpox Vaccine Type
Chickenpox Vaccine Type
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Chickenpox Vaccine Age (1st dose)
Chickenpox Vaccine Age (1st dose)
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MMR Vaccine Timing
MMR Vaccine Timing
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Measles Transmission
Measles Transmission
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Impetigo Cause
Impetigo Cause
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Impetigo Symptoms
Impetigo Symptoms
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Ringworm Cause
Ringworm Cause
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Ringworm Symptoms
Ringworm Symptoms
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Pediculosis Cause
Pediculosis Cause
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Pediculosis Symptoms
Pediculosis Symptoms
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Acne Cause
Acne Cause
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Acne Symptoms
Acne Symptoms
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What is the prodromal stage of Measles?
What is the prodromal stage of Measles?
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What is the rash stage of Measles?
What is the rash stage of Measles?
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What is a major complication associated with Measles?
What is a major complication associated with Measles?
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What are 2 symptoms of Mumps?
What are 2 symptoms of Mumps?
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What is a significant complication of Mumps?
What is a significant complication of Mumps?
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How is Chickenpox spread?
How is Chickenpox spread?
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What are early symptoms of Chickenpox?
What are early symptoms of Chickenpox?
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Treatment for Chickenpox for high-risk groups?
Treatment for Chickenpox for high-risk groups?
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Measles Symptoms: Prodromal Stage
Measles Symptoms: Prodromal Stage
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Measles Rash
Measles Rash
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Mumps Transmission
Mumps Transmission
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Mumps Symptoms
Mumps Symptoms
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Chickenpox Transmission
Chickenpox Transmission
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Chickenpox Early Symptoms
Chickenpox Early Symptoms
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Varicella Vaccine Type
Varicella Vaccine Type
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Measles Prodromal Stage
Measles Prodromal Stage
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Measles Rash Stage
Measles Rash Stage
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Measles Major Complication
Measles Major Complication
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Mumps Complications
Mumps Complications
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Chickenpox Spread
Chickenpox Spread
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High-Risk Chickenpox Treatment
High-Risk Chickenpox Treatment
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Tinea (Ringworm) Cause
Tinea (Ringworm) Cause
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Tinea (Ringworm) Symptoms
Tinea (Ringworm) Symptoms
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Pediculosis (Lice) Cause
Pediculosis (Lice) Cause
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Pediculosis (Lice) Symptoms
Pediculosis (Lice) Symptoms
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Study Notes
Measles, Mumps
- Type: Live attenuated
- Dosage: 0.5 mL SQ
- Age: 12-15 months; 4-6 years (2 doses).
- Administration: MMR and varicella vaccines on the same day or 28 days apart.
- Storage: Refrigerate
- Common Side Effects: Fever, erythema or pain at injection site, swollen cheeks or neck glands, noncontagious rash, joint pain
- Serious Side Effects: Allergic reaction, anaphylaxis, febrile seizures, deafness, meningitis, encephalopathy, thrombocytopenia, coma, permanent brain damage
- Contraindications: Prior anaphylactic reaction, allergic reaction, pregnancy, immunodeficiency, HIV
- Nursing Management: Ask about immune suppression. Give to children with HIV unless severely immunocompromised. Give TB test same day as MMR or 4-6 weeks later. Educate adolescent girls to avoid pregnancy for 4 weeks after immunization.
Chickenpox
- Type: Live attenuated
- Dosage: 0.5 mL SQ
- Age: 12-18 months; 4-6 years
- Administration: MMR and varicella vaccines on the same day or 28 days apart.
- Storage: Frozen
- Common Side Effects: Erythema or pain at injection site, fever, rash.
- Serious Side Effects: Allergic reaction, anaphylaxis, encephalitis, pneumonia, erythema multiforme, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, thrombocytopenia, seizure, and Guillain-Barré syndrome.
- Contraindications: Prior anaphylactic reaction, allergic reaction, pregnancy, immunodeficiency, active treated TB.
- Nursing Management: Vaccine is clear to pale yellow solution. Educate adolescent girls to avoid pregnancy 3 months after immunization. Avoid salicylates (ASA) for 6 weeks after vaccination. Avoid antiviral agents 1 day before or 21 days after vaccination.
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This quiz covers essential information regarding the MMR and varicella vaccines, including their administration, common and serious side effects, and nursing management strategies. Perfect for nursing students and healthcare professionals looking to enhance their knowledge of immunization practices.