CHAP 36 AND 37 - IDENTI and ENU

Question 1

Areas To Consider When Planning Nutrition For Ill Children

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MOLEC (5)

Question 2

Promoting Play for the Child Who is Ill

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APPPSCT (7) edc

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TYPES OF PLAY

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OPAC
O - INFANT
P - TODDLER
A - PRESCHOOLER
C - SCHOOL AGE

Question 4

• pounding, hitting, running, punching, or shouting. Providing children with materials that allowthemto do these things helps them release anxiety as well.

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ENERGY RELEASE

Question 5

acting out anxiety-producing situation.

Answer 5

DRAMATIC PLAY

Question 6

draw a picture that expresses their emotions or conveys the extent of their knowledge

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CREATIVE PLAY

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Children play together in a similar activity; there is little
organization of responsibilities.

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ASSOCIATIVE - PRESCHOOLER

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Child watches particular intently, although not actively
engaged in it.

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OBSERVATION - INFANT

Question 8

Two children play side by side but seldom attempt to
interact with each other.

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PARALLEL - TODDLER

Question 9

Children play with an organized structure or complete
for desired goal or outcome.

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COOPERATIVE - SCHOOL AGE

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Common Diagnostic Procedure

Answer 10

EXUNDA (6)

Question 11

SAFETY WITH RESTRAINTS

Answer 11

WCJEM

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those that include electrical conduction

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Electrical Impulse Studies

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Electrical Impulse Studies

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 electrocardiograms (ECGs)
 electroencephalograms (EEGs)
 electromyelograms/electromylogram (EMG)

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• used to diagnose and evaluate the progress of illnesses as well as assess the placement of apparatuses such as gastrointestinal feeding tubes.

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FLAT-PLATE X-RAY

Question 14

used to inspect internal aspects of the body, such as bony structures.

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X-RAY STUDIES

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• study of the conduction paths of the spinal cord

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electromyelograms/electromylogram (EMG)

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X-RAY STUDIES

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FDCM

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• to visualize a body cavity, radiopaque Dye may be swallowed, instilled by enema or nasogastrictube,or administered via IV and then revealed by X-ray.

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DYE CONTRAST STUDIES

Question 17

more commonly known as a CT or CAT scan, is an X-ray procedure in which manyviewsofanorgan or body part are obtained to represent what the organ would look like if it were cut into thin slices.

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COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY (CT)

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• combines a magnetic field radio, frequency , and computer technologytoproducediagnostic images that aid in the diagnosis of disorders such as the cause of renal or brain pathology.

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MAGENTIC RESONANCE IMAGING (MRI)

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• is a painless procedure in which images of internal tissue or organs, such as the appendix, are producedbytheuseof sound waves.

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ULTRASOUND

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NUCLEAR MEDICINE STUDIES

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Radiopharmaceuticals

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• are radioactive-combined substances that when given orally or by injection flowtodesignatedbody organs.

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RADIOPHARMACEUTICALS

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involves the observation of an internal body cavity by way of a thin tube insertedthroughabody surface opening

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Direct Visualization Procedures

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Direct Visualization Procedures

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ENDOSCOPY BRONCHOSCOPY COLONOSCOPY

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- involves the use of an endoscope, which is passed through the mouth, to examine the gastrointestinal tractand has become a common method of diagnosis for gastrointestinal disorders in children

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ENDOSCOPY

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- is the direct visualization of larynx, trachea, and bronchi through a lit, flexible, fiberoptic tube(i.e.,abronchofiberscope) that is passed through the naris or trachea.

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BRONCHOSCOPY

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- an endoscopic examination of the large intestine with a flexible fiberscope that is inserted throughtheanusand advance as far as the ileocecal valve.

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COLONOSCOPY

Question 27

which are the removal of the body fluids by such techniques as lumbar puncture or bone marrowaspiration,are usually anxiety-causing procedures.

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ASPIRATION STUDIES