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On a routine newborn screen, a 2-week-old child in your clinic is noted to have sickle cell disease. As you discuss treatment options with this family, which of the following is the most appropriate recommendation?

a. Monthly injections of vitamin B12
b. Tetracycline prophylaxis
c. Meningococcal vaccine at 2, 4, and 6 months of age
d. Education of parents regarding abdominal palpation and temperature taking
e. Infusion of immunoglobulin every 6 weeks
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CC
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#3
-d-
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#4
D... result of exclusion
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d. Education of parents regarding abdominal palpation and temperature taking
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#6
D......
meningococcal vaccination at 11 years
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what is correct method of abd palpation and temperature taking in child of sickle cell disease
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#8
wt.... no he will receive meningococcal at 2 years of age........


dont wait for spleen to burn out..... it will decrease responsiveness of vaccine.

usually pt have autosplenectomy by age 7-10
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bump
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#10
anssssssss please????????
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