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Pediatric immunization
SLE
Bone Marrow Dysfunction
Anemia
HIV
100

Contraindications to receiving an immunization

What is febrile patient, known allergy, and live vaccines for the immunocompromised population 

100
Definition for systemic lupus erythematosus 
What is a chronic, multi-system inflammatory autoimmune disease characterized by exacerbations and remissions?
100

Term for when the CBC is suppressed?

What is pancytopenia? 

100

building blocks to make RBCs

What is protein, erythropoietin, folic acid, and vitamin B12? 
100

lab tests for monitoring disease progression 

What is CD4 and viral load?
200

Common reactions to immunizations 

What is low-grade fever, behavioral changes, and local (tenderness, erythema, and swelling)?
200

Diagnostic studies for SLE 

What is anti-nuclear antibodies (ANA) and anti-DNA antibodies?
200
Lab to monitor when giving filgrastim

What is WBC, more particularly ANC?

200

complications of a sickle cell crisis are related to this 

What is perfusion?
200

goals of ART therapy

What is decrease viral load, maintain or increase CD4 cell counts, prevention symptoms/opportunistic infections r/t HIV, delay disease progression, and prevent HIV transmission?

300

Severe reactions to immunizations 

What is angioedema and anaphylaxis? 
300
Systems impacted by SLE? 

What is integumentary, musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary, renal, neurologic, and hematological?  

300

Teaching for a patient requiring neutropenic precautions

What is the importance of hand hygiene, patient masking when in public (or out of room), no fresh flowers/plants, daily bathing, temperature checks, and infection prevention? 
300

3 causes of anemia

What is decreased erythrocyte production, blood loss, and increased erythrocyte destruction? 

300

diagnostic criteria for AIDS 

what is CD4 cells < 200, presence of opportunistic infections, presence of opportunistic cancers, and waiting syndrome?

400

Nursing considerations when giving an immunization 

What is the needle length, injection site, and distractions for the patient? 

400

Medication classifications used for SLE exacerbations

What is anti-malarial, corticosteroids, NSAIDs, and immunosuppressants?

400
Potential things/sites to monitor for a thrombocytopenic patient for bleeding 

What is the oral cavity, venipuncture, IM/SC, integumentary, and any secretions (emesis, sputum, feces, urine, NG, and wound secretions)?

400

Nursing interventions for a patient in sickle cell crisis

What is HOP to bed (hydration, oxygen, pain medications, and rest) 
400

priority teaching about ART

What is healthy living for a healthy immune system and medication adherence? 

500
Ways to maintain a nonjudgemental relationship with parents who refuse vaccines for their children?

What is therapeutic communication while respecting the parents wishes and provide reliable sources (VIS)?

500

Best practice to prevent exacerbations

What is adequate nutrition, adequate hydration, adequate rest, avoiding infections, and reducing stress?

500

platelet count that would raise concern for a spontaneous bleed, especially cerebrally

What is < 20k? 

500

expected symptoms for symptomatic anemia

What is fatigue, tachycardia, pale/cool, dizziness, angina, and signs of hypoxia?

500

expected findings when assessing a symptomatic patient

What is persistent fever, night sweats, severe fatigue, and frequent infections?