Exam 1 Flashcards

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What are Piaget 3 Periods of Cognitive Development

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1 - Sensorimotor
Birth - 2 years

2 - Pre-operational
2-7 years

3 - concrete operations
7-11

4 - formal operations
11-adulthood

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Eriksons Stages of Psychosocial Development

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Infant - Trust vs Mistrust

Toddler - Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt

Preschool - Initiative vs Guilt

School Age - Industry vs. inferiority

Adolescence - Identity vs Role Confusion

Adulthood - Intimacy vs Isolation

Adulthood - Generatively vs. Stagnation

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Gravida

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of pregnancies (including current pregnancy)

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Para

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of completed pregnancies - past 20 weeks

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GTPAL

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Gravida
Term
PreTerm
Abortions/Miscarriages
Living Children

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Stages of Labor

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1 - onset of contractions until full dilation of the cervix

2 - full dilation 10cm to full effaced

3 - birth of fetus until delivery of the placenta

4 - 2 hour post delivery of the placenta

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5 P’s of labor

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Powers (contractions)
Passage (baby through birth canal)
Passenger (fetus and placenta)
Psychologic Responce
Position (referring to the mother)

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effacement

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thinning and shortening of the cervix

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dilation

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opening of the cervix

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preferred pelvis shapes

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gynecoid and anthropoid

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bad pelvis shapes

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android and platypodid

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what is a vertex presentation

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head is down and chin tucked towards body.
babys head is in a flexion position

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preferred analgesic for children older than 6 months

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Tylenol (acetaminophen) and Ibuprofen

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14
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allergic rhinitis

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-inflammation of nasal mucosa
-often triggered by allergies
-clear discharge
- allergic salute - upwards rubbing of the nose

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nasopharyngitis

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common cold
-fever, restless can’t breathe
- DO NOT GIVE OTC cough and cold medications for children under 6

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pharyngitis

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sore throat
- not treated can lead to rheumatic fever
- if body produces too many antibodies can affect the heart valves

treatment
- gargling with warm saline sollution
- popsicles

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tonsillitis

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strep throat
- tonsils enlarged
- difficulty swallowing
- mouth breating - unpleasant odor
- petechia - tell tale sign

treatment
-gargle warm saline solution
popsicles

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sinusitis

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infection of the maxillary sinuses
- cold that does not improve after 10 days
-low grade fever
-nasal congestion
- purulent nasal discharge for 3 days or more
- cough worse when lying down

treatment
- anitbiotics
- moist heat
- saline nasal irrigation

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croup

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inspiratory stridor, harsh cough, hoarseness and varying degrees of respiratory distress

  • sudden onset, harsh metallic barky cough - sounds like a seal
    inspiratory stridor

treatment
- cool humid air may relieve mucosal swelling

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epiglottitis

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type of croup
- bacterial infection
life threatening and rapidly progressive that can cause complete airway blockage in a few hours
- child sittin gin tripod position
-DO NOT TAKE A LOOK AT THEIR THROAT UNTIL YOU ARE READY TO INTIBATE THEM
- high fever

treatment
- humidified oxygen
-keep child sitting up

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Laryngotracheobronchitis LTB

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o Larynx, trachea, bronchi
o Usual an upper respiratory infection first
o Kids wake up with a different cough
o Swelling in the vocal cords and trachea
o Can have nasal flaring and accessory muscle use

22
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Acute Spasmodic Croup

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have attacks then they are fine

child has a stridor in the middle of the night and they wake up fiine

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Bronchitis

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cough is the major sign

initially cough is nonproductive but can change to loose and productive

moist crackles and high pitched rhonchi

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Bacterial Tracheitis

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bacterial infection usually caused by a staph infection

looks similar to croup but doesn’t respond to treatment

thick secretions

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bronchiolitis
inflammation of the bronchioles RSV is the causative agent low grade fever anorexia tachypnea thinorrhea cough treatmetn: cool humidified 02
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pneumonia
inflammation of the lung parenchyma
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RSV
isolation - gown mask, eye protection very contagious
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signs of respiratory failure
grunting head bobbing tracheal tugging tachycardia tachypnea - most common sign nasal flaring retractions
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normal stats for an infant
pulse - 80-150 resp - 25-55 BP 65-100 / 45-65
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normal stats for 1-3
pulse 70-110 resp - 20-30 BP 90-105 / 55-70
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normal stats for 3-6
pulse 65-110 resp 20-25 BP 95-110 / 60-75
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normal stats for 6-12
pulse 60-95 resp 14-22 BP 100-120 / 60-75
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normal state for 12+
pulse 55-85 resp 12-18
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normal weight gain during the first trimester for pregnancy
1.1 - 4 lbs
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normal weight gain during the second trimester of pregnancy
0.8 - 1lb weekly
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embryonic period
3rd week until the 8th week after conception
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fetal period
9 weeks until birth
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vernix caseosa
protects the skin of the fetus from the amniotic fluid
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EDD - Nagele's Rule
take the first day of the women's last menstrual period subtract 3 calendar months and then add 7 days
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what is amniotic fluid made up of
fetal urine and maternal blood cells
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umbilical cord
two arteries and one vein cushioned in wharton's jelly
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education about digoxin
20-30 min before feedings do not mix with feeding do not repeat dose if they vomit report: fever, decreased urine output, vomiting hold if infant heart rate is less than 90 or 70 in kids
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kawasaki disease
mucocutaneous lyph node syndrome acute, febrile illness involving generalized vasculities of unkonwn etiology
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kawasaki disease manifestations
bilateral nonpurleunt conjuctivitis changes in muccous membranes swelling of hands and feet rash tachycardia extreme irritability
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rheumatic fever
acquired - most likely autoimmune caused by group A strep affects connective tissue of hte body can cause long term damage to heart valves
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