JUVIDA,CLARISSA A. NCM 107 RLE BSN 2A MRS.

ARCELI FRANCISCO

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DRUG NAME CLASSIFICATION MECHANISM INDICATION CONTRAINDICATION ADVERSE REACTION NURISNG
OF ACTION RESPONSIBILITIES
Generic Name: Vaccines, Hepatitis B 1. Those who may be 1. Known  redness, swelling, or 1. Additional doses may be
Hepatitis B Vaccine Inactivated, Viral vaccines exposed to blood or hypersensitivity to any itching at the injection site required for individuals
(Recombivax HB, blood products at components of the  a purple spot or lump at with a suppressed
Brand Name: Engerix-B) are work such as health vaccine, or to a the injection site immune system.
Energix B, Recombivax used to prevent care workers. previous dose  headache 2. Correct cold chain vaccine
HB hepatitis B  dizziness storage should be
infection, a 2. Abusers of injectable 2. Acute febrile illness  fatigue ensured.
Route: serious liver drugs.  irritability or agitation, 3. The injection site batch
Vastuslateralis infection caused 3. Individuals with a especially in children number and expiry date
by the hepatitis B 3. People with a history of allergic should be recorded in the
 sore throat
virus (HBV). number of sexual reactions to any of the patient record.
 runny or stuffy nose
partners. vaccine’s
components.  fever of 100ºF or higher
4. Homosexual men.  nausea
4. Neither pregnancy nor
5. Hemodialysis lactation is a Adverse Effects:
patients or those contraindication for
receiving certain use of this vaccine.  back pain
blood products.
5. A child with a history  blurred vision or other
6. People with chronic of a severe allergic vision changes
liver disease or reaction (e.g.
hepatitis C. generalized urticaria,  chills
difficulty in breathing,
7. People in close swelling of the mouth  confusion
contact with a and throat,
 constipation
hepatitis B carrier or hypertension, shock)
with an infected to a previous  diarrhea
person. 6. dose of hepatitis B
vaccine should not  difficulty
8. Staff and residents of receive another dose.
breathing or swallowing
homes.
 faintness or
9. Inmates and staff in
prisons. lightheadedness when
getting up suddenly from a
10. Travelers intending lying or sitting position
to stay for long
periods in areas  hives or welts that occur
where the hepatitis B
incidence is high. days or weeks after
receiving the vaccine

 itching, especially on the

feet or hands

ANDRADE, MARIANE ISABELA

BACTOL, JONEEN R.