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MECHANISM OF NURSING
DRUG NAME CLASSIFICATION INDICATION CONTRAINDICATION SIDE EFFECTS
ACTION RESPONSIBILITIES
Generic Name: Pharmacologic Ipol (poliovirus vaccine IPOL vaccine is Patient suffers from Common side effects of  Communicate
Inactivated Polio Classification: inactivated) is a vaccine indicated for active moderate or severe the Polio Vaccine, patients that the pain
Vaccine Polio Vaccine, used to help prevent immunization of illness with a fever or Inactivated (IPV) due to injection is
Viral Vaccine the disease polio in infants (as young with History of allergic include: mild and generally
Brand Name: children. Ipol works by as 6 weeks of age), reaction to 2-  redness, pain, tolerable.
IPOL, IPV exposing you to a small children, and phenoxyethanol, form swelling, or a  Provide
Therapeutic dose of the bacteria or adults for the aldehyde, neomycin, st lump where the immunization
Dosage Strength: Classification: a protein from the prevention of reptomycin, shot was given. schedule to
0.5 ml Indicated for bacteria, which causes poliomyelitis or polymyxin B  low fever. client.
active the body to develop caused by  joint pain, body  Administer dosage
Dosage Form: immunization of immunity to the poliovirus Types 1, aches. and route correctly.
Vials infants, children disease. 2, and 3.  drowsiness,  Monitor
and adults for the mild fussiness or temperature and
Route of prevention of crying; or Reduce or
Administration: poliomyelitis vomiting. eliminate the
Subcutaneous sources of heat loss
Serious side effects of in infants.
Frequency: 3 the Polio Vaccine,  Encourage
recommended Inactivated (IPV) frequent small
doses include: meals to promote
 difficulty nutritional and
breathing. fluid intake
 swelling of the
face, lips,
tongue, or
 throat.
 extreme
drowsiness, fain
ting.
 seizure (black-
out or
convulsions); or
 high fever
(within a few
hours or a few
days after the
vaccine).

ADVERSE EFFECT
 Fever
 redness or
soreness at
the
injection
site