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What is the 2024 Cardinal Goal?

Comfort Measures! Making sure our Cardinal Kid has a pain free visit

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Landmarks

Physical places on the body to look for so we know we are giving shots  in the correct location.

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Anterolateral​

Anterior and lateral position situated in the front and to the side​

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Greater Trochanter

A bony prominence at the top of the femur where the hip and thigh muscles are fixed​

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Is a strep swab a big deal? I do 20 of them a day

YES!! Its a big deal to that ONE CHILD. COMFORT COMFORT COMFORT!I

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What is Vaxelis

DTaP + IPV + Hib + HepB

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How is Vaxelis Given

IM

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What is in PROQUAD

MMRV - Measles, Mumps, Rubella, AND Varicella (SQ);

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How is PROQUAD given

Sub Q

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What is Kinrix?What i

DTaP-IPV

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How is Kinrix given?

IM

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What is in Infanix

DTaP

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How is Infanrix Given?

IM

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What is in DTaP

diptheria, tetanus, pertussis (whooping cough)

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What is in IPV

inactivated polio vaccine;

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How is IPV given

IM

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What is in Hibrix

HIB: Haemophilus influenzae type B;

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How is HIB given

IM

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How is HIBRIX given

IM

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What is in Vaxneuvance

pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (15-valent);

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How is Vaxneuvance given

IM

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What is Hepatitis B

inflammation of the liver caused by the hepatitis B virus (HBV), which is transmitted sexually or by exposure to contaminated blood or body fluids;

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How is Hep B given

IM

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What is Hep A

inflammation of the liver caused by the hepatitis A virus (HAV), usually transmitted orally through fecal contamination of food or water;

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What is Havrix

Hep A

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How is Havrix Given

IM

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What is MMR

measles, mumps, rubella

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How is MMR Given

Sub Q

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What is Varicella

Chicken Pox

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How is Varicella Given

Sub Q

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What is Rotateq

rotavirus 5 vaccine

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What is Rotavirus

a GI disease causing diarrhea and vomiting

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How is Rotateq given

orally

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What is in Boostrix

TDaP: Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis Vaccine

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How is Boostrix Given

IM

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What is the difference between Tdap and DTaP

DTaP is under age 7. Tdap offers continued protection - typically at 11.

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What is Menveo

Meningococcal vaccine that protects against 4 strains of meningitis;

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How is Menveo Given

IM

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What is Bexsero

MenB vaccine

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How is Bexsero Given

IM

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What is Gardisil

Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine

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What is HPV

a viral infection that commonly causes skin or mucous membrane growths (warts)

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What are the 2month vaccines

Vaxelis, Vaxneuvance, and Rotateq

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What are the 4 month vaccines

Vaxelis, Vaxneuvance, and Rotateq

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What are the 6 month vaccines

Vaxelis, Vaxneuvance, and Rotateq

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What are the 12 month vaccines and procedures

Havirix (Hep A) and ProQuad (MMRV); Lead and Hgb (finger stick)

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What are the 15 month vaccines

Infanrix (DTaP), Hiberix (HiB), and Vaxneuvance (PCV-15)

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What are the 18 month vaccines

Havrix (Hep A) (has to be 6 months from the previous Hep A vaccine)

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How far apart do does of HepA have to be?

6 months

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What do we do for a 24 month visit?

Lead and Hgb

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What are the 4 year old Vaccines

Kinrix (DTaP-IPV) and ProQuad (MMRV)

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What do we want to give at 9 and/or 10

Gardasil (HPV)

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What are the 11-12 Year old Vaccines and Procedures

Boostrix (TDaP) and Menveo (Meningitis - MCV4); Total Cholesterol and HDL finger stick

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What are the 16 year vaccines

Menveo (Meningitis - MCV4) and Bexsero (Meningitis B)

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What two vaccines should NEVER be given in the same extremity (i.e. the same arm, same leg)?,

Pneumococcal and Influenza Vaccine; it can cause necrosis.

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What vaccines are given subcutaneously (SQ)?

MMR, Varicella, and MMRV (Proquad)

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Which vaccine is given orally?

Rotateq

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How do you landmark the for an IM injection on the leg

How to Landmark

  1. Position the patient lying down or held by a parent​

  2. Palpate the muscle below the great trochanter ​
    and above the lateral femoral condyte (knee joint)​

  3. Divide the muscle into thirds​

  4. Administer the injection into the MIDDLE THIRD of the muscle, in the outer anterolateral aspect, lateral to the midpoint of the thigh

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How to landmark Fatty Tissure on back of Tricep

  • Locate Acromion process​

  • Bony prominence above deltoid​

  • Locate Elbow​

  • Go between the two​

  • Make sure you PINCH up on the sub q tissue to prevent muscle injection​I

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Sub Q injection given at what angle

45

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What are the landmarks for a shot in the arm?

How to Landmark

  1. Patient sitting comfortably with the arm visable from the shoulder to the top of the elbow​

  2. Papate the acromion (outer age of the scapula) and trace an imaginary inverted triage below the shoulder​

  3. Inject in middle of triangle

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What is a Buzzy Bee - how do I use it

Block the pain recepters

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How many seconds for a Buzzy Bee?

30-60 for a normal immunization, 90-120 for HPV

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How long do you spray Freeze spray

Just until its cold -not until its white!! Give it time to work

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Do I really have to give our popsciles?

Yes - Give out FULL popsciles after asking parent. Think about them with swabs and just anytime someone is having a bad day. Get parental permission

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What is a comfort measure for Lead draws or other finger sticks

HEAT!!! Heat gets the blood flowers so makes for easier. Feel free to use 2 comfort measures at this time Have them blow on a pin wheel, while holding a warming device. Also think about giving kids fidget things to keep their hands working and loose.

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Name the 6 different comfort holds and be ready to demonstrate them.

  • Cuddle Hold infants​

  • Side comfort Hold infant/toddler​

  • Chest to Chest​

  • Back to Chest​

  • Side Comfort hold ​

  • Side by Side comfort hold'​

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