Immunization visit

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Mild fever, fussiness, and soreness or redness at the injection site can happen for a day or two. Recommended supportive care with tylenol or motrin as needed for discomfort, with an emphasis on cool compresses at the injection site. Return precautions given including fever that lasts beyond a couple of days, crying that cannot be consoled, swelling that keeps spreading, any reaction that is concerning, new symptoms, prolonged symptoms, worsening symptoms, and other concerns. Caregiver expressed understanding and agreement with plan. Answered all questions.

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Immunization visit
• Immunization history, contraindications, and precautions reviewed; vaccine information statements provided
• Immunizations given per the schedule
• Tolerated without immediate reaction
• Follow up when the next immunizations are due

Mild fever, fussiness, and soreness or redness at the injection site can happen for a day or two. Recommended supportive care with tylenol or motrin as needed for discomfort, with an emphasis on cool compresses at the injection site. Return precautions given including fever that lasts beyond a couple of days, crying that cannot be consoled, swelling that keeps spreading, any reaction that is concerning, new symptoms, prolonged symptoms, worsening symptoms, and other concerns. Caregiver expressed understanding and agreement with plan. Answered all questions.

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History, contraindications, VIS
Given or catch-up or flu or deferred for illness or declined

Return precautions in the template

fever that lasts beyond a couple of dayscrying that cannot be consoledswelling that keeps spreadingany reaction that is concerning

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