GI Dysfunction
The GI dysfunction that has currant jelly stool
What is intussusception
The rescue medication
What is albulterol
The disease where the red blood cells change their shape and become sickled
What is called sickle cell disease
The obligatory nose breathers
What are infants
The type of infection not treated with antibiotics
What are viral infections
The intestine telescopes into another portion
What is intussusception
One of the principles of emergency treatment, the nurse should do before initiating any interventions
What is call the poison control
The newborn is generally asymptomatic because of the protective effects of this cell
What is fetal hemoglobin
Infections that occur in the lower trachea, bronchi, bronchioles and alveoli
What are lower track infections
Asthma: the common side effect is increased heart rate
What is Albuterol
The GI dysfunction when the infant develops nonbilious, projectile vomiting with a palpable"olivelike" mass in the upper right quadrant of the abdomen
What is pyloric stenosis
The drug that replaces glutathione in acetaminophen poisoning
What is Mucomyst
Sequestration or pooled blood in the spleen
What is called splenic sequestration
The infection that can cause hearing loss, language and cognitive deficits
What is otitis media
The medication to be given immediately after the injury by the parent at home
What is factor (VIII)
The perforation is suspected when abdominal pain is suddenly relieved without intervention
What is appendicitis
The type of poisoning that the treatment is to dilute with water
What is corrosive ingestion
The sons are affected with this disorder
What is hemophillia
The absence of spontaneous cough, presence of drooling and agitation
What is epiglotitis
The drug that boosts the immune system and is given with D5
What is IVIG
This occurs when the abdominal contents herniate through umbilical ring, usually with an intact peritoneal sac
What is an omphalocele
The poisoning that can lead to learning difficulties in children, can cause behavioral problems and developmental delays
What is lead poisoning
Bleeding in the joints occurs most and has the potential for causing permanent disability
What is called hemarthrosis
Characterized by barky or brassy cough
what is the croup
ordered: zofran 8 mg IV push
on hand: zofran 10mg/ml
The amount in ml to be drawn up
What is 0.8 ml