Nephrotic Syndrome
Renal Diagnostics
Disorders of Motility
Pediatric GI Disorders
Pediatric Nursing Quick Hits
100

Nephrotic syndrome is characterized by an increased glomerular permeability to what? 

What is plasma protein?

100

What does hemoglobin in the urine indicate? 

Cell damage-oxidation, allergy
100

What is one common cause of constipation in children? 

What is, illness, stool withholding, decreased fluid, or decreased fiber intake?

100

Clinical manifestations of appendicitis include pain to which abdominal quadrant? 

What is RLQ?

100

The classic stool appearance for a child with celiac disease is? 

What is steatorrhea?

200

This medication is the drug of choice for minimal change nephrotic syndrome and is typically given for 4–6 weeks before tapering.

Prednisone

200

Why would we want to check the BUN & Creatinine? 

We want to check to see if the kidneys are ok.
200

What cells in the colon are responsible for motility?

Ganglion

200

Gastroschisis is a defect in what? 

What is the abdominal wall? 
200

First edema site in glomerulonephritis (GN)

Face

300

Pee characteristics for a patient diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome?

What is frothy urine?

300

What does a KUB show us? 

Kidney, ureter, and bladder

300

How is Hirschsprung’s disease most commonly managed?

Surgery (2 stages: temporary colostomy then “pull through” procedure)

300

Cleft palate is defined as what? 

What is "opening or split in the roof of the mouth"?

300

 A post-appendectomy child has rigid abdomen and fever. What is suspected?

 peritonitis.

400

Diet instructions for nephrotic syndrome should include which two types of foods? 

What is high in calories & protein? 

400

What do nitrites in the urine indicate?

gram negative bacteria

400

What is required to confirm the diagnosis of Hirschsprung’s disease?

Rectal biopsy

400

Intussusception is corrected 90% of the time by administering this treatment?

What is barium or air enema?

400

What is the most common childhood infection?

Otitis media

500

What kind of edema can be seen with nephrotic syndrome?

Periorbital

500

What do leukocytes in the urine indicate? 

Infection, allergy

500

Vomiting in hirschsprung's has been described as what? 

What is bilious vomiting? 
500

Why should you not deep palpate when assessing for appendicitis?

Increases the risk for perforation

500

What are the 4 D’s of epiglottitis?

Dysphagia, drooling, dysphonia, severe respiratory distress