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What is the administration site for the vaccines in Case 1?
What is the volume of each vaccine in Case 1?
What is one method of minimizing pain in Case 1?
What is the type of vaccine administered in Case 1?
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What is the consideration for administration in Case 2?
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What is the recommended administration site for the 4-year-old boy's vaccine?
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What is the volume of each vaccine administered to the 4-year-old boy?
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Which of the following is a distraction method used to minimize pain during vaccine administration?
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What is the recommended waiting time before vaccine administration after applying EMLA cream?
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What is the purpose of asking the mother about the pharmacy where she fills her child's medications?
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What is the recommended medication dosage for the 18-month-old boy's GERD medication?
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What is the primary reason for obtaining a medication history from the mother of the 18-month-old boy?
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What is the primary function of vaccines in the body?
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What type of vaccine contains altered microorganisms?
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What is the purpose of immunizations in pediatric care?
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What type of vaccine is administered to a 2-month-old baby girl in the clinic?
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Why is the nurse seeking guidance on vaccine administration?
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What is the benefit of providing immunizations to children at a young age?
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What is the primary goal of pain management in pediatric vaccine administration?
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What is the first step in obtaining a medication history from a patient?
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What is the purpose of asking the patient to describe their medication?
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Why is it important to ask the patient if they have changed the dose or stopped any of their medications recently?
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What is the purpose of asking the patient about any side effects they are experiencing?
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What is the medication that the patient is taking for GERD?
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Why is it important to optimize the dose of the patient's reflux medications?
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What is the medication that the medical team wants to start the patient on?
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What is the reason for starting the patient on fluticasone?
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What is the importance of medication counseling in the patient's discharge process?
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Study Notes
Vaccinations
- Influenzae type B: vaccine
- Varicella: vaccine
- PneuC-13: pneumococcal conjugate (13 valent) vaccine
- MMRV: measles, mumps, rubella, varicella vaccine
- Men-C-C: meningococcal conjugate (type C) vaccine
- Men-C-ACYW: meningococcal conjugate (A,C,Y,W-135) vaccine
- MMR: measles, mumps, rubella vaccine
- HB: hepatitis B vaccine
- HPV-4: quadrivalent human papilloma virus vaccine
- Tdap: diphtheria, tetanus, acellular pertussis vaccine
- Inf: influenza vaccine
- Rot-1: rotavirus oral vaccine
Case 1: Vaccinations
- 2-month-old baby girl received 2 IM vaccines (Pediacel, Prevnar-13) and 1 oral vaccine (RotaTeq)
- Administration site: vastus lateralis
- Volume of vaccines: 0.5mL each
- Minimizing pain techniques: swaddling, giving pacifier, EMLA cream application 30 minutes prior to administration, sucrose prior to administration, acetaminophen post immunization if baby continues to show signs of pain/irritability
Case 2: Vaccinations
- 4-year-old boy received 2 IM vaccines (DTaP, MMRV)
- Administration site: deltoid
- Volume of vaccines: 0.5mL each
- Minimizing pain techniques: distractions (toys, movies, music, bubbles), EMLA cream application 30 minutes prior to administration, acetaminophen post vaccine administration if pain/fever
Medication History
- Importance of obtaining accurate medication history from patients or caregivers
- Questions to ask when taking medication history:
- Do you have a list of medications your child is currently taking?
- Do you have your child’s medications with you?
- What does your medication look like? (dosage form, shape, color)
- Are the pills in the bottle the same as what is on the label?
- Did the doctor change the dose or stop any of your medication recently?
- Have you changed the dose or stopped any of your medications recently?
- Have any of the medications been causing side effects?
- When you feel better, do you sometimes stop taking your medicine?
- Sometimes if you feel worse when you take your medicine, do you stop taking it?
Case 3: Medication History
- 18-month-old boy with reactive airway disease and GERD
- Medications: Lansoprazole ODT 7.5mg po daily, Domperidone 7.5mg po TID, Salbutamol MDI 2puffs inhaled Q6H PRN
- Importance of accurate medication history and communication with caregivers and pharmacies
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Description
This quiz covers various types of vaccines, their names and abbreviations. It includes vaccines for diseases such as influenza, measles, and hepatitis.