Name That Disorder
Signs and Symptoms
Interventions in Action
Parent Teaching Points
Code Blue Status
100

This disorder causes thick, sticky mucus that clogs the lungs and pancreas.

What is Cystic Fibrosis?

100

Retractions, nasal flaring, and grunting indicate what?

What is Respiratory Distress?

100

Priority nursing action for RSV?

What is Maintain airway and hydration? 

100

What should parents of an asthmatic child avoid? 

What is Triggers (smoke, dust, pets)?

100

True/False: Examine epiglottis with tongue depressor.

What is False?

200

A child presents with a barking cough, stridor, and hoarseness.

What is Croup?

200

Wheezing and prolonged expiratory phase indicate what condition?

What is Asthma?

200

Prophylactic medication for RSV?

What is Palivizumab (Synagis)?

200

Diet for cystic fibrosis child?

What is high-calorie, high-protein diet?

200

Difference between acute and chronic respiratory failure?

What is Acute=Sudden and Chronic=Gradual?

300

Inflammation of the small airways caused by RSV.

What is Bronchiolitis? 

300

Onset of a severe sore throat, fever, hoarse voice, and a cough. Worsening symptoms include drooling, no voice, sitting in the tripod position, and mouth breathing. 

What is Epiglottitis (Emergency)?

300

Nebulizer treatment for asthma? 

What is Albuterol?

300

When to seek emergency care in asthma?

What is when there is no relief after bronchodilator use? 

300

What sound indicates partial airway obstruction?

What is Stridor?

400

Bacterial infection of the throat causing inflammation and swelling. 

What is Epiglottitis? 

400

Chest is rounded in appearance; after the age of 2, the cause may be a chronic disease such as asthma or cystic fibrosis (CF).  

What is Barrel Chest? 

400

Oxygen for child with croup?

What is humidified oxygen?

400

Home care for bronchiolitis?

What is suction, fluids and rest. 

400

What does tripod position indicate?

What is Severe Respiratory Distress?

500

Chronic lung disease seen in premature infants.

What is Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia?

500

A period of at least 20 seconds without breathing

What is Apnea? 

500

The child will sit or stand leaning forward with the arms resting on the knees. This increases the ability to use the thoracic and neck muscles to draw air into the lungs.

What is Tripod Position?

500

Which inhaler should be used when your child has an asthma attack? 

What is Albuterol? 

500

What test diagnoses cystic fibrosis?

What is Sweat chloride test? 

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