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Title: IMMUNOLOGY NURSING AT AUCKLAND CITY HOSPITAL


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IMMUNOLOGY NURSING AT AUCKLAND CITY HOSPITAL
AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND - AOTEAROA SANCHIA
VOS CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST
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21 DISTRICT HEALTH BOARDSPopulation of 4.2
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GEOGRAPHICAL AREA SERVED
Consultants 3 part-time Fellow 1
full-time Registrar 1 full-time CNS
1 full-time RN research 1 part-time Dietician
1 part-time
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The Day Ward
One of our CVID patients receiving IVIG
replacement therapy
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PATIENTS ON Ig REPLACEMENT
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INTRAGAMP (Human immunoglobulin)
  • Pooled plasma donated by NZ blood donors (Unique
    to NZ plasma from other countries is not used to
    make the NZ product)
  • Sent to CSL Bioplasma in Australia for processing
    and returned to NZ
  • Resulting product is a sterile preservative free
    solution 90 IgG, trace of IgA and IgM.
  • Licensed in NZ as replacement therapy in PID
    certain disease conditions e.g. Guillain-Barre
    syndrome, ITP.

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IMMUNOGLOBULIN REPLACEMENT THERAPY
  • Calculated at 400mg/kg body weight
  • 74 intravenous IgG (IVIG) 3-4 weekly
  • infused through peripheral vein via electronic
    infusion pump
  • no after hour service
  • work time lost
  • stigma visible evidence impact choice of
    venous access
  • 21 home subcutaneous infusions (SCIG)
  • Graseby syringe drivers
  • CSL Bioplasma trial in progress
  • 5 home IVIG infusions

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ADVERSE EVENTS
  • Rare
  • patient with anti-IgA antibodies risk of
    haemolysis
  • Often related to infusion rate
  • infusions commenced at 60ml/hour, increased every
    15 min by 60ml if patient tolerant to a maximum
    rate of 240ml/hour
  • those demonstrating side-effects rate not more
    than 150ml/hour
  • premedication with antihistamine and paracetamol
    effective ( or NSAID)
  • Observed events
  • hypertension, back pain, rigor and headache
  • Reported
  • lethargy and mild backache 12 to 24 hrs post
    infusion

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SUPPORT GROUPS
  • The Immune Deficiencies Foundation of New
    Zealand (member of IPOPI) www.idfnz.org.nz

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  • A sincere thank you to Dr Penny Fitzharris
    (Clinical Director) and Dr Miriam Hurst
    (Immunology Fellow).

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REFERENCES/RESOURCES
  • www.stats.govt.nz
  • www.nzblood.co.nz
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