Epiglottitis
Bacterial or Viral?
Extra 100 points for actual organism
What is bacterial?
What is HIB (haemophilus influenzae type b)?
Bacterial or viral?
What is viral?
Bacterial or viral?
Extra 100 points for name of the cause.
What is viral?
What is RSV (respiratory syncytial virus)?
What must be worn for contact precautions
What is gown and gloves?
The percentage of oxygen delivered with a non-rebreather mask (NRB).
What is 100%?
Two symptoms of epiglottitis.
What are agitation, drooling, froglike croak, tripod position?
Common symptom of LTB.
What is a barking cough?
The key feature of bronchiolitis.
What is copious secretions?
What must be worn for Droplet Precautions.
What is regular surgical mask?
Classifications of Albuterol and Salmeterol and what is the difference.
What are Beta 2 Adrenergic agonists and what is short acting vs. long acting?
Number one priority with epiglottitis.
What is airway protection?
Classification of medications used for LTB.
What are corticosteroids?
Evidence has proven that this intervention (not medication) is not effective for bronchiolitis.
What is chest physiotherapy?
Type of precautions when tuberculosis is suspected.
Extra 100 points for what these precautions entail.
What is airborne precautions?
What is N95 mask and negative pressure room?
Breathing and coughing techniques used with COPD (and demonstrate them).
What is pursed lip breathing and huff coughing? Please demonstrate.
Item that should NOT be used for throat inspection.
What is a tongue depressor?
Two reasons that a child with LTB (or any other respiratory infection) would be hospitalized?
What is respiratory distress or inability to maintain hydration?
Precautions needed for bronchiolitis.
What are contact and droplet precautions?
The type of precautions where YOU CHOOSE what is appropriate based on exposure risk.
What is standard precautions?
Three nursing interventions included in the VAE bundle.
What is elevate HOB, Daily Sedation Vacation, Daily Spontaneous Breathing Trials, PUD and DVT Prophylaxis, oral care with chlorhexadine, and caution with IV fluids and transfusions?