Module 1/2
We can use the FACES pain scale starting at this age:
What is three years old?
Chickenpox is contagious until this:
What is when every vesicle opens up and crusts over?
This is one intervention if a patient is having a seizure:
What is side-lying position, protect the head, clear surroundings, etc.?
Patients with a low white blood cell and platelet count may need these types of precautions:
What are neutropenic and bleeding precautions?
Urethral opening on ventral surface:
Hypospadias
______ is associated with reflux and treated with upright feeding or medications, and _____ is associated with projectile vomiting and is treated with surgery:
What is GERD and Pyloric Stenosis?
A patient is having 40 grams of carbohydrates at lunch. If the CHO is 1:10, the nurse will correct for:
What is 4 units?
Bulging fontanelles and distended scalp veins can be associated with this:
What is increased intracranial pressure?
______ is associated with strawberry tongue and is treated with IVIG/Aspirin, and ______ is associated with purposeless movements and treated with IV Antibiotics:
What is Kawasaki Disease and Rhuematic Fever?
Hypertension is the hallmark sign of this renal condition:
What is acute glomerulonephritis?
This medication is given for an acute asthma exacerbation:
What is albuterol?
When sick, a diabetic child will need:
What is more insulin?
This condition requires a prone position and moist dressing application?
What is meningocele/myelomenigocele?
This symptom can be seen in a vaso-occlusive crisis:
What is pain?
This condition associated with scrotal pain need immediate evaluation:
What is testicular torsion?
What is infection risk, delayed growth, and hyperglycemia?
This is contraindication for live vaccines:
What is immunocompromise?
Repetitive behaviors and toe walking can be seen with this condition:
What is autism?
These defects are associated with increased pulmonary blood flow:
What are VSD, ASD, and PDA?
Wiping back to front can cause this:
What is a urinary tract infection?
This cranial nerve is sensory and responsible for visual acuity:
What is cranial nerve 2?
Pertussis is also known as this:
What is whooping cough?
______ is a risk for reye's syndrome and ______ is a risk for spina bifida:
What is aspirin and folic acid deficiency?
Knee to chest position can help with "tet" spells cause by which cardiac defects:
What is tetralogy of fallot?
This medication requires monitoring of mental health status:
What is isotretinoin?