Show Me Your Muscles
If I Only Had a Brain
Huff and Puff
My Tummy Hurts
I have to Tinkle
100
The acronym most commonly used for soft tissue injury is this and stands for this
What is RICE, rest, ice, compression, elevation
100
Decorticate and decerebrate posturing are signs and symptoms of this clinical manifestation of increased intercranial pressure.
What is seizures or seizure like movements?
100
Infants have irregular breathing patterns and periods of apnea. Due to this issue, the nurse knows to count an infant's respiratory rate for this long.
What is 1 full minute?
100
Irritability, lethargy, decreased skin elasticity, decreased skin turgor, tachycardia, sunken eyes, and sunken fontanel are all signs and symptoms of this GI dysfunction.
What is dehydration?
100
Therapeutic management of this GU dysfunction includes: wiping front to back for girls, avoid holding urine, wearing cotton underwear, and avoiding bubble baths.
What is UTI prevention?
200
This is known as the weakest point of a long bone and if damaged may effect future bone growth
What is the epiphyseal plate?
200
A myelomeningocele is different from a meningocele in that it contains these other neurologic system parts.
What are nerve roots and spinal cord?
200
An infant displaying signs and symptoms of irritability, sleep disturbances, persistent crying, fever, earache, and pulling at the ears could indicate this disease.
What is otitis media?
200
Children complaining of right lower quadrant pain with a sudden relief in that pain may be experiencing this.
What is a ruptured appendix?
200
These are the two different types of dialysis.
What is peritoneal and hemodialysis?
300
This disease is characterized by fragile or brittle bones along with ligament hyperextensibility.
What is Osteogenesis Imperfecta?
300
Signs and symptoms of this disease process can include: headache, N/V, bulging fontanel, irritability, and decreased level of consciousness.
What is increased intercranial pressure?
300
A child just had a tonsillectomy and is now displaying signs of frequent swallowing. The nurse knows this indicates what is happening.
What is bleeding or hemorrhage?
300
Infants who are experiencing non-bilious projectile vomiting after eating potentially have this GI dysfunction.
What is pyloric stenosis?
300
These things are part of Enuresis therapeutic management.
What are limiting fluids at bedtime, avoid caffeinated or sugar drinks at bedtime, voiding alarm schedule, not diapering, and medications (tricyclic antidepressants, antidiuretics, and antispasmodics)?
400
Pain, pallor, pulselessness, paresthesia, paralysis, and pressure; or the 6 P's are associated with this type of assessment and are signs and symptoms of what other disease process
What is Neurovascular assessment and compartment syndrome?
400
Infants and children who have spina bifida are also at high risk for also being allergic to this substance.
What is latex?
400
Teaching for parents of a child with asthma must include this, in terms of medication administration.
What is administer the albuterol or rescue inhaler first?
400
During the post-surgical period from cleft lip and palate correction, the main concern for the nurse is this.
What is protecting the op-site, preventing infection, immobilizing infants elbows?
400
This is the main difference between glomerulonephritis and nephrotic syndrome.
What is glomerulonephritis has hematuria with smokey tea colored urine and nephrotic syndrome has proteinuria and hypoalbuminemia?
500
Children with this disease often have a shortened limb on the affected side, unequal gluteal folds, and are corrected with a Pavik harness pictured here.
What is developmental dysplasia of the hips?
500
This is the number one job of the nurse taking care of an infant born with a neural tube defect.
What is keep the sac intact and moist, prevent rupture, and keep as clean as possible?
500
Cystic fibrosis can lead to an increase in thicken secretions throughout the body. This may lead to damage to these areas (major organs) of the body.
What is the bronchi, small intestines, pancreatic ducts, and bile ducts?
500
This GI dysfunction is characterized by a telescoping of one portion of the intestine into the other.
What is intussusception?
500
This teaching is the nurses greatest importance for parents of children suffering from phimosis.
What is do not retract the tightened foreskin?