Exam 2 prep

Question 1

Clinical manifestations of TEF (tracheoesphageal fistula) include:

Answer 1

3 C’s: coughing, choking, cyanosis.

Excessive drooling, frothy.

Question 2

_________ is a congenital malformation noticed at birth and will require an ostomy and staged repair.

Answer 2

imperforate anus

Question 3

_________ is when the child soils underwear beyond age of potty training.

Answer 3

Encopresis

Question 4

Gastroenteritis can be diagnosed if a _________ is found in stool sample. Hand washing is promoted.

Answer 4

parasite

Question 5

_______ is the most common cause of and. surgery in kids 4-15. Elevated _____/______ along with imaging can diagnose.

Answer 5

appendicitis

Question 6

_________ is a result of perforation of the intestines, which results in the potential for bacterial contamination.

Answer 6

peritonitis

Question 7

___________ is the most common conditions requiring surgery in first 2 months.

Answer 7

Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis

Question 8

Hypertrophied pylorus results in gastric outlet __________.

Answer 8

obstruction

Question 9

pyloric stenosis S&S:

Answer 9

projectile vomiting and other symptoms that come with excessive vomiting.

Question 10

Symptoms of intussuception:

Answer 10

bowel obstruction that causes Jelly like stools.

Question 11

treatment for intussusception?

Answer 11

enema and report normal stool afterwards.

Question 12

________________disease is due to intestinal obstruction caused by poor motility, resulting in surgical repair and temporary ostomy

Answer 12

hirschprungs disease

Question 13

Hirschprings disease S&S:

Answer 13

no meconium within 24-48hrs.
children: ribbonlike, foul smelling stool.

Question 14

___________ is when the foreskin of the penis aint right.

Answer 14

Hypospadias

Question 15

____________ is the most common illness of infants and children, caused by a bacterial or viral infection in the middle ear.

Answer 15

Acute Otitis Media AOM