STUDENT NAME: CASUGA, EROS HANZ JEARUE L.

ROTATION: 4TH ROTATION AREA: LP2 NEWBORN

YR LEVEL AND SEC: BSN 2-12 JOHN BOWLBY DATES: CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR: MACAGBA, JENNIFER

MECHANISM OF
DRUG NAME CLASSIFICATION INDICATION CONTRAINDICATION SIDE EFFECTS NURSING RESPONSIBILITIES
ACTION
In order to prevent and A new carbanion model Vitamin K deficiency Precautions should be These include injection  Observe for bleeding (usually occurs on
cure bleeding brought on that mimics the proton can cause life- considered while giving site pain, potential second or third day). Bleeding may be
by the coagulation abstraction from the threatening bleedingin vitamin K to babies, bruising, or edema. seen as generalized ecchymosis or
problem brought on by gamma location of babies and young those with congenital There have been a few bleeding from umbilical cord,
warfarin and vitamin K protein-bound children. Due to hypoprothrombinemia, reported cases of skin circumcision site, nose or
deficiency, vitamin K is a glutamate is used to inadequate amounts kidney impairment, scarring at the injection gastrointestinal tract.
medicine. It belongs to explain how vitamin K of this crucial vitamin, cases of severe heparin- site. There has only ever  Protect drug from light.
the group of medicines works. The blood- bleeding can be induced anticoagulation, been one instance of an
 Give vitamin K before circumcision
called as fat-soluble clotting proteins are prevented by the and people who are allergic reaction in a
procedure
vitamins. activated and vitamin K administered vitamin K sensitive. baby, so this is quite
carboxylate during this at birth. uncommon.
 Observe for signs of local inflammation.
important step.  Apply pressure to the injection site to
prevent further bleeding

VITAMINS K
STUDENT NAME: CASUGA, EROS HANZ JEARUE L.
YR LEVEL AND SEC: BSN 2-12 JOHN BOWLBY
DRUG NAME CLASSIFICATION
The bacille Calmette-Guerin
(BCG) vaccine protects
against TB infection. BCG is
used in many countries with
a high TB incidence to
protect children against
tuberculosis meningitis and
military disease.
BCG (Bacille
Calmette – Guerin)
MECHANISM OF
INDICATION
ACTION
The BCG vaccine triggers Recommended for those
innate immune who have never had M.
conditioning. The BCG tuberculosis to avoid TB.
vaccination activates the Individuals are at a
innate immune system greater risk of exposure
and causes modifications to TB. As with any
in the histone vaccination, the BCG
modification patterns of VACCINE may not
certain genes in innate completely protect all
immunity cells. vulnerable people who
get it.
ROTATION: 4TH ROTATION AREA: LP2 NEWBORN
DATES: CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR: MACAGBA, JENNIFER
CONTRAINDICATION SIDE EFFECTS NURSING RESPONSIBILITIES
People who have HIV or The side of the BCG are  Culture blood and urine, if systemic infection is
are immunosuppressed soreness or discharge suspected.
shouldn't receive the BCG where the injection was  Assess for regional lymph node enlargement
vaccine since they might given, high temperature and report fistula formation.
become (fever) headache and
immunocompromised swollen glands under the
(persons who are armpit in the arm where
candidates for organ the injection was given.
transplant).
STUDENT NAME: CASUGA, EROS HANZ JEARUE L.
YR LEVEL AND SEC: BSN 2-12 JOHN BOWLBY
DRUG NAME CLASSIFICATION
Recombivax is a prescription
drug that can be used alone
or in combination with other
drugs to prevent the spread
of Hepatitis B. Recombivax is
a member of the medication
class known as Vaccines,
Inactivated, and Viral.
HEPATIITS B
MECHANISM OF
ACTION
Recombinant hepatitis B
vaccination is used to
guard against hepatitis B
virus infection. The way
the vaccination works is
by inducing your body to
manufacture antibodies
that will fight the disease
on its own.
DATES:
INDICATION
Hepatitis B vaccination
for infants should begin
at birth, with the final
dose given between 6
and 18 months of age.
Hepatitis B vaccination at
birth is crucial for
protecting infants from
chronic disease.
ROTATION: 4TH ROTATION AREA: LP2 NEWBORN
CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR: MACAGBA, JENNIFER
CONTRAINDICATION SIDE EFFECTS NURSING RESPONSIBILITIES
 Has had an The most frequent minor  Educate the client and family regarding
allergic reaction side effects of the measures to prevent transmission of
after a previous hepatitis B vaccination are disease with other at home provide
dose or any a sore arm from the shot comfort measures.
component of a or a low fever (less than  Use of a needleless system when delivering
hepatitis B 101 degrees). medications
vaccine.
 Has had an
allergic reaction
to yeast.
 Has had an
allergic reaction
to neomycin
(contraindication
for Twinrix)