Infections
Cardiac
Skeletal
Respiratory
Random
100
Parent education on conjunctivitis
take eye drops as prescribed
WARM wash cloths
clean everything
100
Why are cardiac defects not prevent in the unborn child?
Mom provided oxygenated blood for the baby
100
home care for strains and sprains
R est
I ce
C ompression
E levation
100
stridor is an indicator of what?
upper air way obstruction
could be epiglottitis, croup (barking cough), foreign body aspiration
100
How do you assess a post op tonsillectomy bleeding?
continuous swallowing
200
What is reyes syndrome?
liver and brain swelling due to aspirin or salicylate given during a viral infection
200
indicators infant needs a cardiac work up?
poor feeding
poor weight gain
cyanosis with crying
200
assessment for child abuse
T runk
E yes/ears
N eck
4 years and younger
bruising in various stages of healing or on 3 planes of the body
200
What does the pulmonary function test tell us?
lung volume
used with CF patients
most accurate for asthma diagnosis
200
Order: 1 mg valium for a child who is having an active seizure. The child weighs 99 pounds. The valium vial reads 4 mg/ml. How many milliliters would the nurse administer?
0.25 ml
300
what kind of isolation is used for RSV
contact/droplet
300
what is the best thing about babies?
Making them
300
What complication would your worry about with a injury to the epiphysis?
Growth impairment
300
diet for a cystic fibrosis patient
high fat, high calorie
300
what is this?
Retinoblastoma - tumor in the eye
400
what kind of medications would you give for this 
ABX
400
S/S of kawasaki disease?
high fever more than 5 days
strawberry tongue
peeling hands and feet
reddened eyes
cardiac involvement
400
s/s of cerebral palsy
mixed disorder!
includes musculoskeletal/mobility
seizures
feeding problems
delayed learning and physical milestones
400
What medication do you expect a status asthmaticus patient to be on?
albuterol / aminophylline
epinephrine
probably steroids also
400
what is most concerning with a head injury?
A. Bulging fontanels
B. Vomiting
C. Hypotension
D. Protruding tongue
A!
would be the first sign of increased intercranial pressure
500
s/s of meningitis
positive kernig and brudzinki
nuchal rigidity
Bulging fontanels
fever
Petechiae
500
how do you acquire heart disease?
happens after birth
drugs
sepsis
anemia - NO HIGH ALTITUDES
hypertension
500
nursing considerations for a patient in traction
weights should hang freely
no firm pressure on pressure points
skin should be well perfused
500
s/s of cystic fibrosis
steatorrhea
salty sweat
thick airway secretions
thick GI secretions
poor weight gain
500
Care for a patient post febrile seizure
tired/sleepy is normal in that post ictal phase
remember febrile seizure does not mean epilepsy