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    HEPAB Vax DS

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    The document is a drug study from Polytechnic College of Davao del Sur regarding the administration of the hepatitis B vaccine to a newborn patient. The vaccine was administered intramuscularly in a 0.5 mL dose to provide immunization against hepatitis B virus. Common adverse reactions included injection site soreness and fatigue. Nursing responsibilities involved assessing vital signs, ensuring no complications, administering the vaccine, monitoring for adverse reactions, and encouraging the parent to report any issues.

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    The document is a drug study from Polytechnic College of Davao del Sur regarding the administration of the hepatitis B vaccine to a newborn patient. The vaccine was administered intramuscularly in a 0.5 mL dose to provide immunization against hepatitis B virus. Common adverse reactions included injection site soreness and fatigue. Nursing responsibilities involved assessing vital signs, ensuring no complications, administering the vaccine, monitoring for adverse reactions, and encouraging the parent to report any issues.

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    The document is a drug study from Polytechnic College of Davao del Sur regarding the administration of the hepatitis B vaccine to a newborn patient. The vaccine was administered intramuscularly in a 0.5 mL dose to provide immunization against hepatitis B virus. Common adverse reactions included injection site soreness and fatigue. Nursing responsibilities involved assessing vital signs, ensuring no complications, administering the vaccine, monitoring for adverse reactions, and encouraging the parent to report any issues.

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    HEPAB Vax DS

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    Sheena Marie M. Tarle
    The document is a drug study from Polytechnic College of Davao del Sur regarding the administration of the hepatitis B vaccine to a newborn patient. The vaccine was administered intramuscularly in a 0.5 mL dose to provide immunization against hepatitis B virus. Common adverse reactions included injection site soreness and fatigue. Nursing responsibilities involved assessing vital signs, ensuring no complications, administering the vaccine, monitoring for adverse reactions, and encouraging the parent to report any issues.

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    POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE OF DAVAO DEL SUR, INC.

    MacArthur Highway, Brgy. Kiagot, Digos City, Davao del Sur, Philippines 8002

    DRUG STUDY
    Name of Patient: Patient X Attending Physician: ________________
    Age: Newborn Sex: F Civil Status: Single
    Diagnosis:__________________________________________
    Occupation: N/A Religion: Roman Catholic Chief
    Complaint:_____________________________________
    Address: Brgy. Kiagot, Digos City Date of Admission: _________________
    Ward: Room No: Bed No: ________
    Student Name: Sheena Marie M. Tarle Year & Sec.: 2C Group No.: 13 Rating:__________________

    DATE/ BRAND ROUTE/ DRUG ADVERSE NURSING


    TIME NAME ACTION INDICATION DOSAGE/ INTERACTION EFFECT PRECAUTION/ RESPONSIBILITIES
    CONTRAINDICATIONS
    ORDERE TIME
    D INTERVAL
    Hepatitis B Indicated for Drugs that The most common Precautionary Use: -Assess the vital signs of
    vaccine has immunization IM/ 0.5 mL weaken the solicited adverse Hepatitis B vaccines the newborn.
    Recombivax been shown to against infection immune system reactions were are considered safe but -Ensure absence of
    HB elicit caused by all (including injection-site should not be used in complications.
    antibodies to known subtypes of cyclosporine, soreness (22%) and people who have had -Administer the vaccine
    hepatitis B hepatitis B virus; tacrolimus, fatigue (14%). an allergic reaction to a and take note of any
    virus as Immunoprophylaxi cancer previous dose of the adverse reactions.
    GENERIC measured by s against Hepatitis HALF-LIFE chemotherapy, CNS: headache, vaccine or any of the -Encourage the
    NAME ELISA. B. Hepa B virus corticosteroids dizziness. insomnia, components of the parent/mother to report any
    Antibody (HBV) is such as paresthesia. vaccine. This includes unusual findings.
    Hepatitis B concentrations currently prednisone). neuropathy, transient people with a severe -Document the procedure.
    Vaccine ≥10mIU/mL estimated at malaise, slight fever. yeast allergy, as the
    against HBsAg approximately 1 vaccines are cultivated
    are recognized day. EENT: pharyngitis in yeast cells.
    CLASSIFI- as conferring ABSORPTION EXCRETION
    CATION protection GI: nausea, anorexia,
    Viral Vaccine against diarrhea, vomiting. Contraindicated:
    hepatitis B Severe allergic reaction
    infection. Musculoskeletal: (e.g., anaphylaxis) after
    Infection with arthralgia, myalgia a previous dose of
    hepatitis B hepatitis B-containing
    virus can have Skin: vaccine, or to any
    serious local inflammation, component of hepatitis
    consequences soreness (at injection B vaccine including
    including acute site). yeast.
    massive
    hepatic Other: flulike
    necrosis and symptoms,
    chronic active anaphylaxis
    hepatitis.
    Chronically
    infected
    persons are at
    increased risk
    for cirrhosis
    and
    hepatocellular
    carcinoma.
    References: Daniel, C. (2023). What to Know About Hepatitis B Vaccines. verywell health, FDA Approved Products: Recombivax HB (hepatitis B) vaccine
    Criteria: Promptness (15%), Format/Neatness (15%), Assessment (15%), Nursing Diagnosis (15%), Objectives (15%), Objectives of Care (10%), Nursing Action (30%),
    Evaluation (10%)
    Clinical Instructor: ____________________________________

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