Neurological
This is the treatment for lead poisoning in children.
What is chelation therapy?
This is the action of Albuterol.
What is open up the airways?
These are strategies for nurses when providing care to a patient with Autism.
What are structured routines, low stimulation environments, same staff members?
There are symptoms of IDA.
What are fatigue, pallor, tachycardia, poor school performance.
These heart conditions make up Tetralogy of Fallot.
What are: pulmonary stenosis, VSD, R ventricular hypertrophy, and overriding aorta?
These are common migraine triggers.
What is foods, stress, environmental factors, irregular sleep patterns, caffeine?
This medication increases appetite in children who have Cystic Fibrosis.
What is Megestrol acetate?
This eye condition is due to misalignment of the eyes.
What is strabismus?
In this disease, RBCs are crescent shaped and fewer in number.
What is sickle cell anemia?
This is the hallmark symptom of coarctation of the aorta.
What is high blood pressure in upper extremities and low blood pressure in the lower extremities?
This is what palliative care provides to a child at the end of life.
What is promote comfort and improve quality of life?
These are symptoms of epiglottitis.
What is drooling, tripod position, and respiratory distress?
This is the hallmark sign of retinoblastoma.
What is the white pupil reflex?
These are part of the treatment plan for sickle cell disease.
What are: pain management, increased fluids, warm compresses to the joints, and observing for chest pain?
This is a sign of digoxin toxicity in a child.
What is persistent vomiting?
These medications are given in the treatment of CF.
What are Tobramycin, Vit A, D, E & K, and Albuterol?
These are common triggers of Asthma.
What are dust, smoke, perfumes, pets, exercise, pollen?
These are common physical features of Down syndrome.
What are single palmar crease, low set ears, almond shaped eyes?
These are side effects of Methylphenidate.
What are insomnia, tachycardia, weight loss, irritability.
This medication keeps the ductus arteriosus open.
What is Prostaglandin?
These are adverse effects of Phenytoin.
What is low blood pressure and irregular HR?
This is the timeframe to give Pancreatic enzymes to a child with CF.
These are symptoms commonly seen in a child with ADHD.
What are: talks a lot, can't sit still, can't wait their turn, fidgeting around?
This is how you position a baby with spina bifida.
These are possible complications of heart failure.
What is failure to thrive, respiratory issues, and hypernatremia?