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    BCG vaccine is a live bacterial vaccine used to protect against tuberculosis. It works by stimulating the immune system to reject tumors through enhanced cytotoxicity of macrophages. BCG vaccine is indicated for tuberculin skin test-negative infants and children, and groups with high rates of new TB infections. Potential side effects include difficulty breathing, fever, chills, hives, and yellowing of the skin or eyes. Nurses should monitor for signs of systemic BCG infection and review potential adverse effects with patients.

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    BCG vaccine is a live bacterial vaccine used to protect against tuberculosis. It works by stimulating the immune system to reject tumors through enhanced cytotoxicity of macrophages. BCG vaccine is indicated for tuberculin skin test-negative infants and children, and groups with high rates of new TB infections. Potential side effects include difficulty breathing, fever, chills, hives, and yellowing of the skin or eyes. Nurses should monitor for signs of systemic BCG infection and review potential adverse effects with patients.

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    BCG vaccine is a live bacterial vaccine used to protect against tuberculosis. It works by stimulating the immune system to reject tumors through enhanced cytotoxicity of macrophages. BCG vaccine is indicated for tuberculin skin test-negative infants and children, and groups with high rates of new TB infections. Potential side effects include difficulty breathing, fever, chills, hives, and yellowing of the skin or eyes. Nurses should monitor for signs of systemic BCG infection and review potential adverse effects with patients.

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    Lorma Colleges Drug Study: Related Learning Experience 7 Rotation

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    BCG vaccine is a live bacterial vaccine used to protect against tuberculosis. It works by stimulating the immune system to reject tumors through enhanced cytotoxicity of macrophages. BCG vaccine is indicated for tuberculin skin test-negative infants and children, and groups with high rates of new TB infections. Potential side effects include difficulty breathing, fever, chills, hives, and yellowing of the skin or eyes. Nurses should monitor for signs of systemic BCG infection and review potential adverse effects with patients.

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    LORMA COLLEGES

    DRUG STUDY
    RELATED LEARNING EXPERIENCE

    STUDENT NAME: AREA:


    FAJARDO, Benjamin III A.
    ROTATION: 7TH ROTATION NAGUILIAN DISTRICT HOSPITA
    YR LEVEL AND SEC: Monday-Wednesday CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR:
    DATES:
    BSN IV- JOHNSON Jan 23, 24, 25, 30, 31, Feb 1 MR. GODOFREDO MANZANO, M

    CLASSIFI- MECHANISM CONTRA- NURSING


    DRUGS CATION OF ACTION INDICATIONS INDICATIONS SIDE EFFECTS RESPONSIBILITIES

    Generic Name: ● Vaccines BCG is active To protect ● Impaired ● Difficulty ● Monitor for signs and symptoms of systemic
    BCG vaccine live ● Live Bacterial immunotherapy, tuberculin skin immune breathing BCG infection: Fever, chills, severe malaise,
    Brand Name: which stimulates test-negative responses, ● Fever or cough
    ● BCG Vaccine the immune infants and immunosuppres ● Chills ● Review potential adverse effects
    (Tice strain) mechanism to children, and sive ● Hives ● Assess for regional lymph node enlargement
    Route and reject the tumor. groups with an corticosteroid ● Yellowing of and report fistula formation
    Dosage: It enhances the excessive rate therapy, the skin or CLIENT EDUCATION
    0.2-0.3 mL cytotoxicity of of new TB asymptomatic eyes ● Inform patient about the side effects
    carriers with
    Deltoid ID macrophages. infections; ● Keep vaccination site clean until local
    positive HIV
    carcinoma in reaction has subsided
    serology; fever;
    situ of the UTI; lactation. ● Do not breast feed until cleared to do so by
    bladder. ● Hypersensitivit physician
    y to BCG
    References:
    https://www.rxlist.com/tice_bcg_vaccine/drugs-condition.htm

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