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hematopoiesis

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formation and maturation of blood cells, occurs in bone marrow for adults

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erythrocytes

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carry oxygen, RBCs

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leukocytes

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fight infection, WBCs

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leukocytosis

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increased white blood cell count

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thrombocytes

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clotting, platelets

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thrombocytopenia

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low number of platelets

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immunity

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the ability to resist and fight infection. recognition, processing and destruction of foreign invaders, removal of damaged cells, protection against proliferation of abnormal or malignant cells, WBC and lymphatic system

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antigens

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foreign or “non self” substances that trigger the immune system

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active immunity

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immune system stimulated to produce antibodies by a pathogen or its vaccine, generates memory b cells

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passive immunity

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when antibodies are transferred or donated from one person to another, protection is short lived, does not generate B cells

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immunomodulator

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any drug or therapy that affects body defenses

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vaccination

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injection of a killed or weakened organism that produces immunity against that organism

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booster

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follow-up vaccination to provide sustained protection

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titer

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the amount of antibody detected after the vaccine has been administered, if below a specific level, booster is needed

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attenuated

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microbes are alive but weakened, unable to produce the disease

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inactivated

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microbes are unable to replicate or cause disease (dead)

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toxoid

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contains bacterial toxins that have been chemically modified to be incapable of causing disease

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recombinant

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contain partial viral subunits or bacterial proteins that are generated in a lab using biotechnology

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vaccines adverse effects

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discomfort and redness at site, aches, fever

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vaccines contraindications

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illness, pregnancy, immunocompromised clients shouldn’t receive live vaccines

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cytokines

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develop blood cells, would healing

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interferon

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interfere with the ability of viral infections to spread, enhance activity of leukocytes

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interferon alfa-2b therapeutic class

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immunostimulant

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interferon alfa-2b pharmacologic class

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interferon, biologic response modifier

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interferon alfa-2b indications
certain cancers (hairy cell leukemia, melanoma, non-hodgkins, kaposi's sarcoma), viral infections (HPV, chronic hepatitis b & c)
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interferon alfa-2b MOA
suppresses cell proliferation, enhances phagocytic activity, augments cytotoxicity of lymphocytes for target cells, inhibits virus replication
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interferon alfa-2b adverse effects
flu like symptoms, depression, suicidal ideation, hepatotoxicity, pancytopenia
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interferon alfa-2b black box warning
may cause or aggravate life-threatening neuropsychiatric, autoimmune, ischemic and infectious disorders. discontinue if persisted t severe or worsening signs or symptoms
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interferon alfa-2b nursing implications
give at night, may pre-medicate with acetaminophen, educate clients about adverse effects, avoid concurrent use with other sedating meds
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immunosuppressants
suppress the immune system by affecting lymphocyte function
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corticosteroids
often used for short term therapy/exacerbations: prednisone, methyprednisolone
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antimetabolites
inhibits t-lymphocyte activation and proliferation: sirolimus, azathioprine
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calcineurin inhibitors
thought to inhibit t-lymphocyte activation and proliferation: cyclosporine, tacrolimus
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monoclonal antibodies
attack specific targets (t cell receptors): basiliximab, daclizumab, infliximab
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immunosuppressant nursing implication
monitor for signs of infection, monitor for adverse effects, client education: stress importance of regular visits with provider
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epoetin alfa (epogen)
stimulates RBCs
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filgrastim (neupogen)
stimulates neutrophils
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oprelvekin (neumega)
stimulates platelets
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pathogen
organism that causes disease
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bactericidal
kill bacteria
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bacteriostatic
slow the growth of bacteria, allowing body's natural defenses to eliminate the organism
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antibiotic resistance
mutation that develops during bacterial cell growth may increase it's ability to survive in harsher conditions, antibiotics used to cure the bacterial infection are ineffective
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penicillin g potassium classification
penicillin
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penicillin g potassium adverse effects
diarrhea, N/V, anaphylaxis, superinfection, pain at injection site
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penicillin g potassium nursing implications
can be given IM or IV, may decrease effectiveness of oral contraceptives, observe client for 20 mins after giving IM, allergy to one penicillin increases risk of allergy to others, may have cross sensitivity with cephalosporins
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cefotaxime class
cephalosporin
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cefotaxime adverse effects
Diarrhea, N/V, anaphylaxis, superinfection, pain at injection site
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cefotaxime nursing implications
given IM or IV, avoid alcohol, take entire course of medication
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tetracyline adverse effects
diarrhea, N/V, photosensitivity, superinfection
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tetracyline nursing implications
decreases effectiveness of oral contraceptives, pregnancy category D, do not take with milk, do not use with children
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azithromycin class
macrolide
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azithromycin adverse effects
diarrhea, N/V, prolonged QT interval on ECG, increased liver enzyme
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azithromycin nursing implications
may receive loading dose on day 1, long half, life, may improve compliance
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aminoglycoside considerations
toxicity is a concern with this drug class, ototoxicity, nephrotoxicity, drug levels are often monitored
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ciprofloxacin class
fluoroquinolone
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ciprofloxacin adverse effects
diarrhea, N/V, headache, tendonitis/tendon negative
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ciprofloxacin nursing implications
do not take with antacids, vitamins or minerals, increases anticoagulant effects of warfarin, avoid caffeine, may increase muscle weakness in those with myasthenia gravis
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trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole class
sulfonamide
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trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole adverse effects
N/V, hypersensitivity/allergy, stevens-johnson syndrome, hyperkalemia
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trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole nursing implications
use caution with preexisting renal disease, maintain adequate hydration to prevent crystalluria, increase anticoagulant effects with warfarin, when giving IV only infuse through D5W
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vancomycin
glycopeptide, used with severe infection with gram positive organisms, c. Diff
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linezolid
oxazolidinone
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daptomycin
cycled lipopetide, serious skin and soft tissue infections
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imipenem, meropenem
carbapenemas