Medications
A medication our patient used for topical pain
What is Lidocaine or EMLA
Patient diagnosis
ALL (Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia)
This priority involves giving opioids and NSAIDS to patient
What is keeping the child free of pain?
This intervention includes keeping the child free from pain
what is giving pain medication
This is the place where pediatric clinicals took place
What is Batson
A medication our patient was given for constipation
What is Glycolax
Patient is this many years old
What is 9 years old
This priority is high due to the patient's counts being very low
What is keeping the patient free of infection?
This intervention is a way to prevent infection
What is teaching parents the signs and symptoms of infection to look for
These are the names of the 3 best pediatric clinical instructors this rotation
Mrs. Nesenson, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Castille
A medication our patient was given for decreased calcium intake to prevent orders such as osteoporosis
What is calcium carbonate (tums)
Patient returned to hospital to be checked out for this recurring and severe symptom
What is a severe headache?
This priority is more important for the parents of the child with ALL
Providing psychological support to parents
This intervention is a way to provide psychological support for family
The parking at UMMC
What is horrible and not enough
Medication used to induce or prolong general anesthesia
What is propofol (diprivan)
This disease the patient has relapsed with is most common in this age group
What is children?
Christmas is this many days away
What is 26 days
Immunosuppressive common cancer drug
What is methotrexate
The best clinical rotation at MC School of Nursing
What is pediatrics