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What is the difference between natural and acquired immunity?
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What are examples of passive immunity?
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Adverse reactions to immunizations
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What are some contraindications of immunizations
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What do cell-mediated T-lymphocytes fight against?
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Artificial acquired immunity is a vaccine containing ____/____ viral antigen and it fights against ______/________ .
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If a client travels to endemic areas and does not get the proper vaccinations what illnesses can the client possibly acquire?
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What are examples of readymade antibodies?
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Prior to the vaccination of a 29-year-old female client the nurse educates the client
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What are some contraindications illnesses for vaccinations?
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The client has just received a live virus vaccination(varicella)but also needs an immune globulin vaccination). How long does the client need to wait to receive the next vaccination?
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What are immune globulins?
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What are antivenins used for?
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What are the adverse reactions to antivenins?
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When giving a client an immune globulin IV product the nurse must check the client's medical record for what interaction?
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The documentation of immunizations in client's medical record: Date of vaccination, route and site, vaccine type, manufacturer, lot number, and title of the individual administering the vaccine. Be sure to write down when to return if a booster is indicated
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What acute pain associated with vaccinations and recommendations for them
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What to teach parents of child getting vaccination
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Active immunity vaccination BCG is used to fight
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What is the vaccination for rabies, adverse reaction and dosage?
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What do MMR & varicella vacinations have in common
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What antivenin would a nurse administer for a coral snake bite and adverse reactions?
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Seqirus and Audenz (h5n1) fight against what disease with adverse reactions such as headache, malaise, nausea.
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Diuretics are used to treat
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Potassium-sparing diretics many cause what electrolyte imbalance
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Loop diuretics and thiazide diuretics causes what electrolyte imbalance?
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Clients with a sensitivity to sulfoamides may show allergic reactions to
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Clients who have diabetes and who take loop or thiazide diuretics may be at higher risk for.
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What is the onset/duration of Lispro?
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When mixing together two insulins how would the nurse draw up the two drugs in one syringe?
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Why are most clients prescribed opioid analgesics?
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Client that uses opioids for long term pain management build a tolerance which the body physically adapts to the drug. What is the one body system that does not adapt and gain tolerance?
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Methadone is a synthetic opioid, and it may be used for the relief of pain, but it is also used in the detoxification and maintenance treatment of those dependent on opioids. How are the dosages prescribed for opioid dependent clients?
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