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    The document provides instructions for administering vitamin K and educating about various vaccinations. It instructs to aspirate vitamin K from an ampule using a syringe, clean the injection site with alcohol, and inject vitamin K intramuscularly at a 90 degree angle. It also notes that BCG is given at birth to protect against TB from family, Hepa B reduces hepatitis B infection risk, and DPT, OPV, measles, and MMR vaccines should be given according to the vaccination schedule to prevent various diseases when administered intramuscularly or orally depending on the vaccine.

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    The document provides instructions for administering vitamin K and educating about various vaccinations. It instructs to aspirate vitamin K from an ampule using a syringe, clean the injection site with alcohol, and inject vitamin K intramuscularly at a 90 degree angle. It also notes that BCG is given at birth to protect against TB from family, Hepa B reduces hepatitis B infection risk, and DPT, OPV, measles, and MMR vaccines should be given according to the vaccination schedule to prevent various diseases when administered intramuscularly or orally depending on the vaccine.

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    Vitamin K and Vaccines

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    Anjae Gariando
    The document provides instructions for administering vitamin K and educating about various vaccinations. It instructs to aspirate vitamin K from an ampule using a syringe, clean the injection site with alcohol, and inject vitamin K intramuscularly at a 90 degree angle. It also notes that BCG is given at birth to protect against TB from family, Hepa B reduces hepatitis B infection risk, and DPT, OPV, measles, and MMR vaccines should be given according to the vaccination schedule to prevent various diseases when administered intramuscularly or orally depending on the vaccine.

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    Administer Vitamin K (first slide)

    • Aspirate 0.1 cc of vitamin K from an ampule with the use of 1 cc syringe. (Preterm - 0.05 cc)
    • Remove the needle and apply cotton ball to the site
    • Change the needle
    • Cleanse the site with cotton balls with alcohol in a circular motion.
    • Inject the needle 90 degree deep IM
    • Aspirate and note for the presence of blood
    • If there is no blood, administer the medication.

    Vaccination (2nd slide)

    BCG
    - BCG is given at the earliest possible age protects against the possibility of TB infection
    from other family members
    - ID
    - Right deltoid region (arm)

    Hepa B

    - given to reduces the chance of being infected and becoming a carrier of Hepatitis B
    - IM

    Educate about the Vaccination schedule

    DPT
    - reduces the chance of severe pertussis
    - 6th weeks after birth
    - Intramancular

    OPV
    - Protection against polio is increased the earlier OPV is given.
    - 6th weeks after birth
    - Orally

    Measles (AMV 1)
    - 9 – 11 months
    - Subcutaneous Outer part of the arm

    Measles mumps rubella vaccine (AMV2)


    - 12 – 15 months after birth
    - Subcutaneous Outer part of the arm

    Rotavirus Vaccine
    6 weeks, 10 weeks

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