NIUGAN HEALTH CENTER [CHN] Flashcards
1
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D.O.T.S
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Directly Observed Treatment Shortcourse
2
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OPV
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oral polio vaccine
3
Q
RHZE
A
R - Rifampicin
H - Isoniazid
Z - Pyrazinamide
E - Ethambuto
4
Q
PCV
A
Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine
5
Q
MMR
A
Measles Mumps Rubella
6
Q
DPT
A
Diphtheria, Pertussis, Tetanus
7
Q
HPV
A
Human Papillomavirus Infection
8
Q
HIB
A
Haemophilia Influenzae Type B
9
Q
coughing of blood
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Hemoptysis
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Q
2 months phase
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intensive phase
11
Q
drugs given in two months
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R - Rifampicin
H - Isoniazid
Z - Pyrazinamide
E - Ethambutol
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Q
4 months phase - continuation/maintenance phas
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R - Rifampicin
H - Isoniazid
13
Q
drugs given at birth
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BCG and HEPA B
14
Q
HEPA B vaccine for
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hepatitis
15
Q
BCG vaccine for
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protection against tuberculosis (TB)
16
Q
15° injection site
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intradermal
17
Q
25° injection site
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intravenous
18
Q
45° injection site
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subcutaneous
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90° injection site
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intramuscular
20
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BCG dosage
A
0.05 ml
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HEPA B dosage
A
0.5 ml
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PCV dosage
A
0.5 ml
23
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PENTA dosage
A
0.5 ml
24
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MMR
A
0.5 ml
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BCG site
right arm
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HEPA B, PCV, PENTA site
vastus lateralis
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HEPA B, PCV, PENTA route
intramuscular
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OPV route
orally
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OPV, PCV, PENTA first dose given at
6 weeks
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OPV, PCV, PENTA second dose given at
4 weeks after (10 weeks)
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OPV, PCV, PENTA third dose given at
another 4 weeks (14 weeks)
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vaccine given at 6 months
vitamin A
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vaccine given at 9 months
IPV2, MR1
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vaccine given at 1 y.o
MMR
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MMR dosage
0.5 ml
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MMR route
subcutaneous
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MMR site
left arm
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HPV vaccine is given at what age
9-14 y.o
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IPV1/first dose of IPV is same with the third dose of
PENTA
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vaccines in Pentavalent
Diphtheria, Pertussis, Tetanus, HEPA b, HIB
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vaccine for cervical cancer/genital warts
HPV
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tuberculosis symptoms
night sweat/fever, cough (3weeks), loss of appetite
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confirmatory test for tuberculosis
geneXpert
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specimen needed
sputum
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instructions to get sputum
huwag muna magsipilyo sa umaga, hingang malalim 3x, idura (3-5ml)
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two types of TB
latent and active
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of vaccines deciding factor
by weight
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airborne disease
MTB (Mycobacterium tuberculosis), measles (tigdas), varicella (chicken pox/bulutong)
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use to verify if vaccinated
baby book, markings
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types of results of HIV screening
reactive or non reactive
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The Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012
R.A # 10354
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RH law
The Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012
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RA # 10354 passed on
dec 22, 2012
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an act providing for a national policy on responsible parenthood and reproductive health
RA # 10354
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RA # 10354 informally known as
RH law/ Reproductive Health Law
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law in the Philippines which guarantees universal access to methods on contraception, fertility control. sexual education, and maternal care
RA # 10354/The Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012
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ito ay ang kusang loob at positibong hakbang/desisyon ng mag-asawa upang iplano at magdesisyon
family planning
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pagtatalik sa panahong mabunga ang babae o pag-aanak ayon sa plano
Achieving
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pag-iwas ng pagtatalik sa panahong mabunga (NFP); paggamit ng modernong pamamaraang artipisyal ng FP
Spacing
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pagtatakda ng dami ng anak at paggamit ng mga permanenteng pamamaraan ng FP
Limiting
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pills percentage of effectiveness
93%
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pills taken if you are breastfeeding
Progestin-only pills (POP)
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pills taken for those who are not
breastfeeding.
Combined Oral Contraceptive Pills (COC)
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emergency contraception
YUZPE method
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An highly effective for preventing pregnancy (96%)
depot-medroxyprogesterone acetate or DMPA
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DMPA is
injectable
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Highly effective for preventing pregnancy (99.9%) with Few days of soreness in the arm where it is inserted
Progestin-only Subdermal Implant (PSI)
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Highly effective for preventing pregnancy (99%) with Discomfort and cramping
Intrauterine Device/IUD
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Highly effective for preventing pregnancy (99.5%)
Long-lasting
Bilateral Tubal Ligation/BTL
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Highly effective for preventing pregnancy (99.85%), permanent, in men
No-Scalpel Vasectomy/NSV
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Very effective for a limited time (98%)
Doesn’t interfere with sex
Only works for a short time
Lactation Amenorrhea Method/ LAM
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Effective but must be used correctly every time
you have sex (87%)
The only FP that also protects against HIV
and sexually-transmitted infections (STI)
No hormones
Condoms
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a type of Family Planning that is effective if these 3 conditions
are strictly met:
You are exclusively breastfeeding– you breastfeed your baby at
least every 4 hours during the day and every 6 hours at night,
and feed your baby only breastmilk (no water or any other drink)
You don’t have your period.
Your baby is less than 6 months old.
Lactation Amenorrhea Method/ LAM
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85%-88%
You use these to track days when you are fertile (ovulating) so you
can avoid sex and not get pregnant.
Fertility Awareness Method
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Examples of Fertility Awareness Methods
are:
Calendar-based methods, Symptoms-based methods, Standard days method, Cyclebeads method
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white beads
fertile/ovulating
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brownbeads
pregancy is very unlikely
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dark brown bead
tells if your cycle is shorter than 26 days
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red bead
first day of period
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Lactation Amenorrhea Method/ LAM effective up to
6 months after giving birth
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permanent type of family planning
ligation and vasectomy
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injectable effective for
2-3 months
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Intrauterine Device/IUD copper effective for
10-12 years
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Intrauterine Device/IUD Levonorgestrel Hormone effective for
5 years
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pills (1 whole cycle) effective for
1 month
85
implant effective for
3-5 years
