Vaccinations
About the Procedure
Vaccination is a preventive healthcare procedure in which a vaccine is administered to stimulate the body’s immune system. It helps protect individuals from infectious diseases and prevents the spread of illness in the community.
Care Before the Procedure
- Assess the patient’s age, health status, and immunization history.
- Check for allergies, fever, or previous adverse reactions to vaccines.
- Explain the procedure, benefits, and possible side effects to the patient or caregiver.
- Ensure correct vaccine storage, dosage, and expiry date.
Care During the Procedure
- Perform hand hygiene and use sterile equipment.
- Administer the vaccine using the correct route and technique.
- Follow aseptic precautions to prevent infection.
- Keep the patient comfortable and observe for immediate reactions.
Care After the Procedure
- Observe the patient for 15–30 minutes for any adverse effects.
- Advise on mild side effects such as pain, swelling, or mild fever.
Instruct not to rub or massage the injection site. - Document the vaccination and inform about the next scheduled dose.
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