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    Baby Alexis had received several immunizations according to the DOH schedule including BCG, hepatitis B, pentavalent vaccine, oral polio vaccine, and pneumococcal conjugate vaccine. She developed a fever of 38C on October 19, 2019 after her immunizations and was given paracetamol by her doctor. The most common side effects of immunizations are fever, local reactions at the injection site like swelling and redness, irritability, sleepiness, and rarely anaphylaxis.

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    Baby Alexis had received several immunizations according to the DOH schedule including BCG, hepatitis B, pentavalent vaccine, oral polio vaccine, and pneumococcal conjugate vaccine. She developed a fever of 38C on October 19, 2019 after her immunizations and was given paracetamol by her doctor. The most common side effects of immunizations are fever, local reactions at the injection site like swelling and redness, irritability, sleepiness, and rarely anaphylaxis.

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    Baby Alexis had received several immunizations according to the DOH schedule including BCG, hepatitis B, pentavalent vaccine, oral polio vaccine, and pneumococcal conjugate vaccine. She developed a fever of 38C on October 19, 2019 after her immunizations and was given paracetamol by her doctor. The most common side effects of immunizations are fever, local reactions at the injection site like swelling and redness, irritability, sleepiness, and rarely anaphylaxis.

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    Supply the schedule immunization dates of Baby Alexis based on the DOH protocol in giving EPI, for her

    to become an FIC by the time she reaches 1 yr of age. The schedule of immunization at San Isidro
    Health Center is every Wednesday, where Baby Alexis is brought by her mother. Take note that the
    baby had a fever October 19, 2019 at 38⁰C. She was brought to the Health Center and seen by the MD
    and was given a paracetamol, 0.6ml every 4 hours and continuous TSB was advised.

    BAKUNA DOSE PETSA NG BAKUNA REMARKS


    ST
    1 DOSE 2ND DOSE RD
    3 DOSE
    BCG 1 08-22-19
    HEPATITIS B 3 08-22-19 10-31-19 10-17-19 10-16-19
    PENTAVALENT 3 10-03-19 10-31-19 11-28-19 11-27-19
    VACCINE
    ORRAL POLIO 3 10-03-19 10-31-19 11-28-19 11-27-19
    VACINE
    INACTIVATED 1 11-28-19
    POLIO VACCINE
    PNEUMOCCOCAL 3 10-03-19 10-31-19 11-28-19 11-27-19
    CONJUGATED
    VACCINE
    ATTENUATED 1 05-22-20
    MEASLES VACCINE
    MEASLES, MUMPS 1 05-22-19
    RUBELLA

    The most common side effects of immunizations are:

     Fever (that is, a temperature over 38.5°C) Fever with the most vaccines begins with 24 hours and
    lasts 1 to 2 days.
     Local Reactions. Shot sites can have swelling, redness and pain. Most often, these symptoms start
    within 24 hours of the shot. They most often last 3 to 5 days. With the DTaP vaccine, they can last
    up to 7 days.
     Babies may be unsettled or sleepy.
     sometimes, a small, hard lump (nodule) at the injection site may persist for some weeks or months.
    This should not be of concern and requires no treatment.
     Delayed Reaction. Within the MMR and chickenpox shots, fever and rash can occur. These
    symptoms start later. They usually begin 1 and 4 weeks.
     Anaphylaxis. Severe allergic reactions are very rare, but can occur with any vaccine. They start
    within 2 hours.

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