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Drug Study For Vaccines

The document summarizes information about several drugs including their mechanism of action, indications, adverse effects, and nursing responsibilities. It provides details on Hepatitis B vaccine which works by suspending hepatitis B surface antigen to promote immunity against hepatitis B. It has indications for those at high risk of exposure and can be used with hepatitis B immune globulin. Potential adverse effects include mild local tenderness, fever, and rash. Nurses should monitor for serologic confirmation of immunity and fever. Vitamin K works to promote blood clotting factors in newborns and is given to prevent hemorrhagic disease. Adverse effects include bleeding and potential interactions with other drugs. Nurses should document administration and monitor for bleeding. BCG

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Drug Study For Vaccines

The document summarizes information about several drugs including their mechanism of action, indications, adverse effects, and nursing responsibilities. It provides details on Hepatitis B vaccine which works by suspending hepatitis B surface antigen to promote immunity against hepatitis B. It has indications for those at high risk of exposure and can be used with hepatitis B immune globulin. Potential adverse effects include mild local tenderness, fever, and rash. Nurses should monitor for serologic confirmation of immunity and fever. Vitamin K works to promote blood clotting factors in newborns and is given to prevent hemorrhagic disease. Adverse effects include bleeding and potential interactions with other drugs. Nurses should document administration and monitor for bleeding. BCG

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DRUG NAME MECHANISM OF ACTION INDICATION / ADVERSE EFFECT NURSING RESPONSIBILITIES

CONTRAINDICATION

GENERIC: Suspension of inactivated and INDICATIONs: Body(Whole):Mild local Assessment & Drug
Hepatitis B purified hepatitis B surface To promote active immunity in tenderness at injection site, Effects
Vaccine[RECOMBINANT] antigen (HBsAg) derived from individuals at high risk of local inflammatory reaction  Note:The ACIP
BRAND: human plasma of screened potential exposure to hepatitis (swelling, heat, redness, recommends serologic
Engerix-B, asymptomatic HBsAg-positive B virus or HBsAg-positive induration, pain); fever, confirmation of
Recombivax HB carriers of hepatitis B virus. materials. Has been used malaise, fatigue, headache, postvaccination
CLASS: Hepatitis B vaccine simultaneously (into different dizziness, faintness, leg immunity in patients
antiinfective; vaccine recombinant is the first sites) with hepatitis B immune cramps, myalgia, arthralgia. undergoing dialysis
THERAPEUTIC vaccine produced by gene globulin (H-BIG) for post- and in
The recommended 3-dose splicing. No human plasma is exposure prophylaxis in GI:Nausea,vomiting, diarrhea. immunodeficient
regimen produces active used in its production. selected patients and in patients.
immunity against hepatitis B SOURCE: Saunders Drug infants born to HBsAg-positive Skin:Rash,urticaria, pruritus.  Monitor
infection by inducing Handbook mothers. temperature.Some
protective antibody (anti-HBs) RECOMBIVAX HB is indicated interaction drug:No clinically patients develop a
formation. for prevention of infection significant interactions temperature elevation
caused by all known subtypes established. of 38.3° C (101° F)
PHARMACOLOGIC: of hepatitis B virus. following vaccination
anti-HBs RECOMBIVAX HB is approved that may last 1 or 2 d.
DOSAGE: for use in individuals of all Patient & Family
Recombivax 0.5 mL (5 mcg) ages. Education
at 0, 1, and 6 mo; Engerix-B  Learn potential
0.5 mL (10 mcg) at 0, 1, and adverse reaction.
6 mo or 0, 1, 2, and 12 mo  Do not breast feed
ROUTE: while taking this drug
INTRAMUSCULAR without consulting
physician.
CONTRAINDICATION:
Hypersensitivity; concurrent
use of MAO-like drugs
(linezolid or methylene blue);
concurrent use of pimozide;
oral concentrate contains
alcohol; avoid patients with
known intolerance.
DRUG NAME MECHANISM OF ACTION INDICATION / ADVERSE EFFECT NURSING RESPONSIBILITIES
CONTRAINDICATION

GENERIC: hytonadione is used in INDICATIONs: Pain and edema may occur  Document the giving
Vitamin K(Pytonadione) prophylaxis and treatment of Vitamin K is needed for at injection site. Allergic of the medication to
BRAND: hemorrhagic disease of the blood clotting. Newborn reaction such as rash and newborn to prevent
Aqua-Mephyton newborn. It promotes liver babies are given vitamin K urticaria,may also occur. an accidental
CLASS: formation of the clotting injections to prevent a doubling of the dose.
fat-soluble vitamins, factors II, VII, IX and X. At serious disease called Drug Interaction:  Observe for bleeding
THERAPEUTIC birth, the newborn does not haemorrhagic disease of the  anisindione (usually occurs on
Blood Coagulation have bacteria in the colon newborn (HDN).  cholestyramine second or third day).
PHARMACOLOGIC: that necessary for CONTRAINDICATION:  colesevelam Bleeding may be seen
Antifibrinolytic Agents synthesizing fat-soluble  hepatobiliary  colestipol as generalized
vitamin K.Therefore,the dysfunction  dicumarol ecchymoses or
DOSAGE: newborn may have  mineral oil bleeding from
Recombivax 0.5 mL (5 mcg) deceased levels of  orlistat umbilical cord,
at 0, 1, and 6 mo; Engerix-B prothrombin during the first 5  sevelamer circumcision site, nose
0.5 mL (10 mcg) at 0, 1, and to 8 days of life reflected by  warfarin or gastrointestinal
6 mo or 0, 1, 2, and 12 mo a prolongation of tract.
ROUTE: prothrombin time.SOURCE:  Observe for jaundice
INTRAMUSCULAR Saunders Drug Handbook and
kernicterus,especially
in preterm infants.
 Observe for signs of
local inflammation.
 Apply pressure to the
injection site to
prevent further
bleeding
 Protect drug from
light.
 Give vitamin K before
circumcision
procedure
DRUG NAME MECHANISM OF ACTION INDICATION / ADVERSE EFFECT NURSING
CONTRAINDICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

GENERIC: BCG vaccine is an INDICATIONs: CNS: Intravesical administration: malaise, Assessment & Drug
BCG (bacille immunization agent for To protect tuberculin skin dizziness, headache, Effects
Calmette-Guerin) tuberculosis (TB). It is an test-negative infants and weakness. Endocrine: Hyperpyrexia.
BRAND: attenuated strain of the children, and groups with  Monitor for S&S
Tice BCG Live (for bacillus Calmette and an excessive rate of new GI: Abdominal pain, anorexia, constipation, of systemic BCG
intravesical use), Tice Guérin strain TB infections; carcinoma in nausea, vomiting, diarrhea; hepatic infection: Fever,
BCG Vaccine, Theracys of Mycobacterium bovis. situ of the bladder. dysfunction following intratumor injection,
chills, severe
3, TheraCys, BCG BCG vaccine stimulates CONTRAINDICATION: granulomatous hepatitis.
malaise, or cough.
Vaccine (obsolete) the reticuloendothelial Impaired immune
 Culture blood and
CLASS: system (RES) to produce responses, Urogenital: Intravesical administration: bladder
VACCINE; macrophages that do immunosuppressive spasms, clot retention, decreased bladder urine, if systemic
ANTINEOPLASTIC; not allow mycobacteria corticosteroid therapy, capacity, decreased urine flow, dysuria, infection is
IMMUNOMODULATOR; to multiply. BCG live is asymptomatic carriers hematuria, incontinence, nocturia, UTI, cystitis, suspected.
BIOLOGICAL RESPONSE used intravesically as a with positive HIV serology; hemorrhagic cystitis, penile pain, prostatism.  Assess for regional
MODIFIER biological response fever; UTI; lactation. lymph node
modifier for bladder Hematologic: Thrombocytopenia, enlargement and
THERAPEUTIC: cancer in situ. BCG live is eosinophilia, anemia, leukopenia, disseminated report fistula
BCG is active thought to cause a local, intravascular coagulation. formation.
immunotherapy, which chronic inflammatory
stimulates the immune response involving Respiratory: Cough (rare), pulmonary Patient & Family
mechanism to reject the macrophage and granulomas, pulmonary infection.
Education
tumor. It enhances the leukocyte infiltration of
cytotoxicity of the bladder. This local Skin: Abscess with recurrent discharge, red
 Review potential
macrophages. inflammatory response papule that scales or ulcerates in about 5–6
leads to destruction of wk, dermatomyositis, granulomas at injection adverse effects.
PHARMACOLOGIC:
superficial tumor cells. site 4–6 wk after inoculation, keloid formation,  Keep vaccination
Antifibrinolytic Agents
SOURCE: Saunders Drug lupus vulgaris. site clean until
DOSAGE: Handbook local reaction has
Recombivax 0.5 mL (5 subsided.
mcg) at 0, 1, and 6 mo; Body as a Whole: Systemic BCG  Do not breast feed
Engerix-B 0.5 mL (10 infection, chills, flu-like until cleared to do
mcg) at 0, 1, and 6 mo or syndrome, anaphylaxis (rare), allergic so by physician.
0, 1, 2, and 12 mo reactions, lymphadenitis.
ROUTE:
INTRADERMAL
Drug Interaction:
 abemaciclib
 acalabrutinib
 adalimumab
 aldesleukin
 alefacept
 altretamine
 amikacin
 amikacin liposome
 aminosalicylic acid
 amoxicillin
 ampicillin
 anakinra
 anti-thymocyte globulin (rabbit)
 asparaginase escherichia coli
 axicabtagene ciloleucel
 azacitidine

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