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The US. Federal Govemment has created this program to helpcitizens learn sbout the five basic food groups and meal planning MyPlate 6 YourPlate e HisPlate d UrDinnerPlate Case 5: Gemma, a 12-month old female Subiective Gemma is presenting today with her mother for her first immunization You have been instructed to administer a Diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis (DTaP) immunization in her right anterolateral thigh 33 What would be a proper needle length (inch) and size (gauge) to use for this infection? Use the guide below to help guide your decision making a A 5/8 inch and 20-gauge needle b. A 5/8 inch and 22-gauge needle A I inch and 22-gauge needle d. A1% inch and 20-gauge needle c. NEEDLE SI w (22-25 gauge) 1 (22-25 gauge) 1-1 (22-25 gauge) INJECTION SITE PATIENT AGCE Newborn (0-28 days) Anterolateral thigh muscle Anterolateral thigh muscle Anterolateral thigh muscle Infant (1-12 mox) Alternate site: Deltoid muscle of arm if muscle mass is adequate w-1 (22-25 gauge) Toddler (1-2 years) w-1 (22-25 gauge) Deltoid muscle (upper arm) 1-1W (22-25 gauge) Children (3-10 years) Alternate site: Anterolateral thigh muscle W-1(22-25 gauge) Deltoid muscle (upper arm) Children and adults (11 years and older) Alternate site: Anterolateral thigh muscle 1-1 (22-25 gauge) 34. As pertaining to the mechanism of action for an immunization, a human's immune system identifies a foreign body's defenses, where B cells produce aAntigen; Antigens b. Antigen; Antibodies c Antibody; Antigens d Antibody; Antibodies which then triggers the immune system to amplify the 35 After administering the immunization, you notice a mild hypersensitivity reaction with Gemma, not an anaphylactic reaction. What are three symptoms of a hypersensitivity reaction 3) 1)

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33.A 1 inch and 22 gauge needle .

34.Antigen and antibodies .

35.Pain ,fever ,Headache .