Pediatric Nursing Immunization
1. in 200 words. Which vaccines protect against Meningitis (you need to look at your PowerPoint and read about
the vaccines in your book to properly answer this). What is the benefits of taking this vaccine? Who should
receive this vaccine and at what age are they typically give? What is the route of administration?
2. In 200 words. Why would you wait to vaccinate a child who is immunosuppressed or acutely ill? (this is not a
little runny nose and low-grade temp). What happens if you do not wait to administer the vaccine to a client that
is immunosuppressed? Review one evidence-based practice article that speaks on this topic.
3. In 200 words. Name at least three vaccines that are given Subcutaneous? What is rationale for given In 200 words. Why would you wait to vaccinate a child who has a weak immune system or is sick? (It’s not just a runny nose and a low temperature). What happens if you don’t wait to give the vaccine to a person who doesn’t have a strong immune system? Read one article that talks about this topic and is based on evidence.
3. In 200 words. Give at least three examples of vaccines. Subcutaneous? Why is a shot given under the skin instead of in the muscle? What happens if you give a vaccine through the wrong method?
vaccination subcutaneous vs IM? What happens if you give a vaccine by the incorrect route of administration
(example subcutaneous vs IM) what impact does it have on the efficacy and absorption? What are the benefits of
giving a vaccine subcutaneous and intramuscularly?
4. In 200 words. name at least 4 allergies that a patient have that would be contraindicated to give a vaccine?
What reaction would the client have if the medication was given, provide data on the frequency of this
occurrence. Review one evidence-based practice article that speaks on this topic.
Chapter 30 Atraumatic Care of Children and Families
Outcomes-based Cycle of Clinical Reasoning and Clinical Judgment
Dynamic Cycle of Clinical Reasoning and Clinical Judgment Clinical Experience Summary During my second year as a registered nurse in the emergency department, I encountered a challenging case that tested my clinical judgment skills. A 68-year-old male patient presented with complaints of sudden onset chest pain, shortness of breath, and dizziness. The patient’s vital signs […]
