Arm itching after flu shot

• [DOC File]ALLERGY SHOT COUNSELING INFORMATION

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  Inhalants in the right arm. You will be required to wait 15 minutes to watch reactions and 20 minutes after a vial test. If you cannot wait the full time indicated, we cannot give you your shots. 3 types of reactions may occur: a. Local, redness and swelling at the injection site. b. General, itching, sneezing, wheezing/common allergy symptoms. c.

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• [DOC File]History and physical, 5944

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  5. Lump under R arm and bumps on face. Lump under R arm comes and goes, happens 2-3 times per year. Lasts 2-3 months then either pops it or has lanced, not remember when or how often. Current lump been present 3 wks. No tenderness, burning, itching, heat, redness. Bothersome, not …

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• [DOCX File]Seasonal Influenza Risk Communication Toolkit

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  Oct 13, 2016 · With any medicine, including vaccines, there is a chance of reactions. These are usually mild and go away on their own, but serious reactions are also possible. Most people who get a flu shot do not have any problems with it. If problems occur, they usually begin soon after the shot and last one or …

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• [DOCX File]Microsoft Word - Keays Medical Group

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  Flu Shot Cholesterol ... itching. double vision. unexpected decrease of vision in one eye. Ears, Nose, Throat. frequent earaches. sore or itchy ear. canals. difficulty hearing. frequent stuffy or runny nose. ... Upper arm leftJaw left. Upper arm, rightJaw right. Lower arm, leftChest. Lower arm, rightAbdomen.

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• [DOC File]Missouri Pharmacy Association

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  The axillary (under the arm) route is generally reserved for infants and toddlers, but it may also be used in adults when the oral route is not accessible. Normal axillary temperatures in adults are around 36.5°C (97.7°F), which is approximately 0.5°C (1°F) lower than the oral route.

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• [DOC File]UST Written Program Template--2-13-99

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  Localized neurologic symptoms (pain, numbness, itching) near the wound site. Flu-like aches and pains. Fever and chills . Headaches lasting more than 24 hours. Fatigue. Muscular incoordination. Shortness of breath. Initial symptoms include fever, headache, and vesicular skin lesions at the site of exposure. Neurologic symptoms vary.

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• [DOC File]Home - Crowville School

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  After you have finished reading, write a new sentence identifying the one factor that is the most important influence on your health. Before Reading After Reading Sample answer: Heredity Sample answer: Health literacy influences people’s health. influences a person’s health more than age, income, and education.

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• [DOC File]Model Protocol for Pharmacists in the Sate of Virginia

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  swelling, severe pain, bleeding and/or redness in the arm where the shot was given. Varicella. Mild/Moderate. soreness, redness, or swelling at the injection site. very mild rash or several small bumps (up to a month after vaccination) fever. seizure usually caused by fever. Severe. Pneumonia – very rare. Influenza . Mild/Moderate

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• [DOC File]Comprehensive: Extended care, cellulitis upper arm ...

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  Skin: Noticed pain, redness, warmth and swelling in L hand and arm 5/14/95. Treated with IV antibiotics, presently has minimal discomfort in the area. Two days ago noticed itching in groin and scrotal area, Dr. has been treating with Silvadene cream. Denies any other …

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• [DOC File]Allergy Shot Record - WRS Health

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  Always question the patient about the last injection (i.e. local redness, itching) or mild systemic reactions which may have occurred after the patient left the office. This will assist you in establishing the next dose to be given. The injection should be given subcutaneously in the posterior aspect of either arm between the deltoid and triceps.

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