MEDICION

Question 1

DOSE:
0.05mL (1 dose) at birth

ROUTE:
R Deltoid, ID, TB syringe

HT:
Nakakasugat, nana o lagnat

Answer 1

BCG (Bacillus Calmette Guerin)
Against PTB and Mycobacterial given with Hepa B

Question 2

DOSE:
0.5mL (1 Dose) at birth

ROUTE:
RVL, IM, Auto disable

HT:
* Hindi nakakalagnat (rare)

• Maaring mamaga
• Cold compress q2-3h –
  to maintain potency of
  vaccines
• Warm compress – during
  the next days because
  the vaccine has been
  absorbed

Answer 2

HEPA B (Given with BCG)

Question 3

DOSE:
3 doses (0.5mL)
1 ½ mos.
2 ½ mos
3 ½ mos

ROUTE:
RVL, IM, 3cc syringe

HT:
* Paracetamol drops for fever (0.05mL) q4h
* TSB

Answer 3

OPV (Oral Polio Vaccine)
Given with pentavalent and PCV

Question 4

DOSE:
1 dose (0.5mL)
3 ½ mos. (1st dose usu)
OR
9 mos. (with MMR)

ROUTE: LVL, IM and 3cc syringe

HT:
No side effect

Answer 4

IPV
Inactivated Polio Vaccine

Question 5

DOSE:
3 doses (0.5mL)
1 ½ mos.
2 ½ mos
3 ½ mos.

ROUTE: IM, LVL and 3cc Syringe

HT:
No side effect

Answer 5

PCV
Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine

> given with Pentavalent & OPV

Question 6

DOSE:
2 doses (0.5mL)
9 mos
1 y/o

ROUTE:
R deltoid, SQ, 3cc Syringe

Answer 6

MMR
Measles, Mumps, Rubella

Question 7

DOSE:
2 doses
1 ½ mos.
2 ½ mos

ROUTE:
PO
Mouth

Answer 7

Rotavirus

Question 8

TETANUS TOXOID IMMUNIZATION:

TT1: As early as possible during pregnancy
TT2: 4 weeks after tt1
TT3: 6 months after tt2
TT4: 1 year after tt3
TT5: 1 year after tt4

Answer 8

DURATION:
TT1 =
TT2= 3 YEARS
TT3= 5 YEARS
TT4= 10 YEARS
TT5= LIFETIME

Question 9

TETANUS DIPHTHERIA IMMUNIZATION:

TD1: as early as possible during pregnancy
TD2: 1 month after td1
TD3: 6 months after td2
TD4: 1 year after td3
TD5: 1 year after td5

Answer 9

DURATION:

TD1=
TD2= 3 YEARS
TD3= 5 YEARS
TD4= 10 YEARS
TD5= LIFETIME

Question 10

PARENTERAL MEDS:
Intradermal Angle=

Subcutaneous Angle=

Intramuscular Angle=

Answer 10

10-15

45

90

Question 11

1. Gather equipment
2. Wash hands

MEDICATION PREPARATION
3. Open and clean rubber cap
4. Withdraw air into the syringe
5. Aspirate medication
6. Recap
7. Change aspiration needle to injection needle
8. Remove air bubbles

INTRODUCTION
9. Intro, identify pt, explain procedure, privacy, position

INJECTION
10. Locate injection site
11. Disinfect (circular motion), prep cotton ball
12. Position at a correct angle
13. Insert, support barrel, (aspirate if needed)
14. Push
15. Withdraw with cotton ball
16. Apply pressure then secure
17. Disinfect

Answer 11

MEDS

Question 12

January to March:
Count back 3 calendar months from first day of LMP then add 7 days

April to December:
Count back 3 calendar months from first day of LMP then add 7 days and 1 year

Answer 12

Nagele’s Rule

Question 13

PRIMIGRAVIDA: Date of Q + 4 months & 20 days = EDC
MULTIGRAVIDA: Date of Q + 5 months & 4 days = EDC

Answer 13

DATE OF QUICKENING

Question 14

FH (cm)/4 = AOG

Answer 14

MCDONALD’S RULE

Question 15

BARTHOLOMEW’S RULE OF FOURS:
12 weeks=
20 weeks=
28 weeks=
36 weeks=
40 weeks=

Answer 15

12 weeks= slightly above the symphysis pubis
20 weeks= level of umbilicus
28 weeks= halfway the umbilicus & the xiphoid process
36 weeks= level of the xiphoid process
40 weeks= slightly below the xiphoid process

Question 16

HBMR=
ECCDC=
FHCNP=

Answer 16

HBMR: Home-based Mother’s Record
ECCDC: Early Childhood Care and Development Card
FHCNP: Family Health Care Nursing Plan

Question 16

FHCNP Steps in nursing assessment

Answer 16

1.) DATA COLLECTION
2.) DATA ANALYSIS
3.) PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION

Question 16

FIRST LEVEL ASSESSMENT
SECOND LEVEL ASSESSMENT

Answer 16

DATA COLLECTION

Question 17

SORTING
CLUSTERING
COMPARING
INTERPRETING
INFERRING/CONCLUDING

Answer 17

DATA ANALYSIS

Question 18

DEFINING HEALTH PROBLEM

DEFINING FAMILY NURSING DIAGNOSIS

Answer 18

PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION

Question 19

INITIAL DATA BASE:
1.) Family structure and dynamics
2.) Socio economics and cultural characteristics
3.) Home environment
4.) Health status of each member
5.) Values and practices on health promotion

Answer 19

First Level assessment

Question 20

Performance of family health tasks:

1.) Family’s perception of the problem
2.) Decision made and their appropriateness
3.) Actions taken and results
4.) Provision of home environment conducive to health maintenance
5.) Utilization of community resources

Answer 20

Second Level assessment