Live attenuated Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

Exam 1: NSG554 / NSG 554 (Latest 2024 / 2025) - Nurse Practitioners in Primary Care I Exam Review | Complete Guide with Verified Answers | 100% Correct - Wilkes Q: Yellow Fever (Aedes mosquito) S&S: Mild Answer: Incubation 3-6 days Mild form- malaise, headache, fever, retroorbital pain, nausea, vomiting, photopho- bia; Relative bradycardia, conjunctival injection and facial flossing may be present Q: Yellow Fever (Aedes mosquito) S&S: Severe Answer: Initial symptoms are mild but a brief fever re...

Pharmacology Test Blue Print Exam Review #2 latest review guide IMMUNIZATIONS (5 questions) 1. Review definitions including attenuated, passive & active immunity, titers. Live (Attenuated) Vaccines: the virulence of the pathogen is reduced but still viable, allowing the body to fight of the virus much easier while creating antibodies • Specific Immunizations: o Measles o Polio (Sabin) o Rotavirus o Varicella-Zoster o Yellow Fever Immunoglobulins: contain a high concentration o...

FNP Pediatric 2023/ 2024 Exam | Questions and Verified Answers| New Update| 100% Correct Q PCV 13 for young and old Answer: strept is bad for age extremes Q Live attenuated vaccines Answer: good rash after receiving show viral replication Q Dont give vaccines Answer: early Q Tdap to pregnant women Answer: to protect baby from pertussis Q Length of time to monitor child after immunization Answer: 15 min Q What vaccine is contrai...

Attenuated Whole Agent Vaccines Answer -MMR (measles, mumps, rubella vaccine) -VAR (varicella [chickenpox] vaccine) -Zoster (Zostavax shingles vaccine) -LAIV (nasal Live Attenuated Influenza Vaccine; Flu Mist) -RV (RotaTeq & Rotarix rotavirus oral vaccines) Inactivated Whole Agent Vaccines Answer -vaccine contains inactivated "dead" microbes -incapable of infecting the host PROS: safe--no chance of infection from the vaccine IPV (Injected Polio Vaccine) IIV (Inactivated Influen...

Introduction to Maternity and Pediatric Nursing L Study Guide 2024 Graded A Erythema - Answer-Diffused reddened are on the skin Macule - Answer-Circular reddened area on the skin Papule - Answer-Circular reddened area on the skin that is elevated Vesicle - Answer-Circular reddened area on the skin that elevated and contains fluid Pustule - Answer-Circular reddened area on the skin that elevated and contains pus Scab - Answer-Dried pustule that is covered with a crust. incubation period -...

Live Attenuated vaccines general principles correct answer: Not administered to immunocompromised patients Usually not given if patient has febrile illness If patient needs two live vaccines: correct answer: Give both the same day OR Administer at least 4 weeks apart Can live attenuated vaccine be administered in pregnancy? correct answer: Not administered in pregnancy Pregnancy should be avoid for 1 month after vaccination Drug interaction with live attenuated vaccine? correct a...

You are filling a prescription that reads: Amoxicillin 12.5 mg/5ml, Sig 1 tsp t.i.d. Dispense 150 ml. How many milliliters should the patient take each day? (Ans- 15 ml You are filling a prescription that reads: EES 200, Sig 1 tsp t.i.d. Dispense 150 ml. How many days should this prescription last? (Ans- 10 days A compounded prescription calls for 600 gm of white perolatum. How many 1 lb jars should you obtain so there is enough to prepare this prescription? (Ans- 2 jars Each tablet...

Nosocomial correct answers disease originating from a hospital Sepsis correct answers Dangerous infection of the blood Bacteremia correct answers bacteria in the blood Live attenuated vaccines correct answers create a strong, long-lasting immune response with 1 or 2 doses Inactivated agents or subproducts correct answers they do not provide lifelong immunity and boosters are needed H1N1 correct answers virus formed from mixture of other virus (pigs, birds, and human) Flu symptom...

Week 1- Chapter 14: Introduction to Health Promotion and Health Protection, pp. 161-163, Chapter 20: Sleep, pp. 283-284, Chapter 22: Immunizations, pp. 306-317, Chapter 44: Common Pediatric Injuries and Toxic Exposures, pp. 919-933 Nurse Practitioner Roles • Know Diff between primary and acute NPs Pediatric NP- health promotion, protection, and disease prevention Primary Care NP- well childcare and prevention and/or management of both common pediatric acute illness and any childhoo...

PC707-Module 2 Exam with 100% Complete Solutions for Pass What is natural immunity? - Answer ️️ --"innate" -physical barriers, natural killers cells, phagocytes -non-specific What is acquired immunity? - Answer ️️ --acquired -specific -after exposure to an antigen -T cells & B cells are involved What is cell-mediated immunity? - Answer ️️ --does not involve antibodies -activation of antigen-specific cytotoxic t cells (these help the infected cells cause apoptosis "cell ...