Respiratory 1
A barking cough worse at night is indicative of which respiratory problem
What is croup
The classes of medications commonlyused for treatment of asthma
What is bronchodilators and steroids
Children with Down Syndrome are likely to have issues with undernourishment throughout childhood-
True or False
What is False
Dehydration occurs more readily in infants and young children than it does in adults . True or False
What is True
Long term complications with CL/CP are often hearing and orthodontic issues. True or False
What is True
True or False
Epiglottitis is a mild throat infection that can be managed at home with hydration and rest
What is FALSE
Parent reports baby has skin that tastes salty, poor weight gain but good appetite, greasy appearing stools and frequent URIs. The condition is....
What is Cystic Fibrosis
Condition characterized by lack of eye contact, repetitive play, and loss of language skills
What is Autism Spectrum Disorder
Intussusception can reduce on its own, with a barium enema or surgically. True or False
What is True
Pyloric Stenosis vomiting if often projectile 3-4 feet. True or False
What is True
A very specific sign of hemorrhage to monitor for after a tonsillectomy
What is continuous swallowing
The main causative agent in Mononucleosis
What is Epstein Barr Virus
Age group that views death as a punishment
What is Preschoolers
Name 2 predisposing factors of Pyloric Stenosis
What is Male, fullterm, Caucasian, 6-8 weeks olds
Name 2 interventions for GER
What is: small feedings with thickened formula/cereal with cross cut nipple, positioning, meds, surgery prn
How does the nurse maintain patent airway in a patient with bronchiolitis
What is:Elevate head of bed, Suction prn, Respiratory treatments with bronchodilators
Name 2 interventions to prevent SUIDS- Sudden Unexpected Infant Death
What is: Supine sleeping, firm surface with no blankets, stuffed animals, avoid co-sleeping, avoid overbundling, use pacifier during naps and bedtime
Teacher reports a student is struggling with completing tasks, sitting still, fidgeting, talks out of turn and excessively, and not paying attention. This may indicate what condition.
What is ADHD
Hirschprung's disease is primarily associated with constipation or diarrheae
What is Constipation
A child post op for CL/CP avoiding the following is important.
What is: crying, suctioning, sucking of fingers/bottles/pacifiers, hard items (toast, cookies etc)
Name 2 physiologic differences in infants that make them more prone to respiratory problems
What is:
nose breathers, small nares, small diameter of trachea, less alveoli, complaint chest wall, increased metabolic rate/oxygen needs
Name 2 respiratory interventions for treatment of Cystic Fibrosis
What is: Chest Physiotherapy, Physical exercise, Inhaled bronchodilators, anti-inflammatories, possible antibiotics
Name 2 comorbidities and/or complications associated with Down Syndrome
What is congenital heart defects, hearing and/or vision impairments, hypothyroidism, developmental delays, obstructive sleep apnea, leukemia
Name 2 signs of dehydration.
What is : Decrease skin turgor, sunken eyes, sucken fontanels, dry mm, decrease UO, decrease weight, change in LOC, tachycardia
Name 2 symptoms of Intussusception
What is: Abdominal pain, red currant jelly-like stools (bloody), fever, vomiting, upper right quadrant sauage like mass, screaming