LESSON#4 Flashcards
(20 cards)
A calm reassuring manner is important to establish trust and comfort
the caregiver and the nurse should be comfortably seated and the child should be included in the interview process
ESTABLISH RAPPORT
Toys and questions when talking with the child
BE AGE APPROPRIATE
Blood flow and pulse rate
DOPPLER
HEARING AQUITY
TUNING FORK
Assessing tendon or deep tendon reflex
REFLEX HAMMER
the nurse obtains identifying information about the child including the child’s name address and phone number as well as information about the caregiver; a questionnaire often is used to gather information such as the child’s nickname feeding habit food likes and dislikes allergies sleeping schedule & toilet training status
BIOGRAPHICAL DATA
Reason for the child’s visit to the healthcare setting is called the ___________
CHIEF COMPLAINT
To help the nurse discover the child’s needs, the nurse is elicits information about the current situation, including the child symptoms when they began how long the symptoms have been present a description of the symptoms the intensity and frequency and treatments to this time
HISTORY OF PRESENT HEALTH CONCERN
Information about the mother’s pregnancy and prenatal history are included in obtaining a _______ for the child
HEALTH HISTORY
The caregiver can usually provide information regarding________the nurse uses this information to do preventive teaching with the child and family
FAMILY HEALTH HISTORY
While the nurse is collecting subjective data the caregiver or child is ask questions about each body system; the body system involved in the chef complaint is reviewed in detail
REVIEW OF SYMPTOMS FOR CURRENT HEALTH PROBLEM
allergic reactions to any food medications or any other known allergies should be discussed to prevent the child being given any medications or substances that might cause an allergy reaction
ALLERGIES MEDICATIONS AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE
school history includes information regarding the child’s current grade level and academic performance as well as behavior seen as school social history offers information about the environment that the child lives in
LIFESTYLE
gathering information about the child’s developmental level is done by asking questions directly related to growth and development milestone
DEVELOPMENTAL LEVEL
In nursing is part of the health assessment that involves the collection of information through observations
OBJECTIVE DATA
This measurement is recorded and plotted on a growth chart to monitor the growth of the child’s head
RECORD AND PLOT
Including temperature, pulse, respiration and blood pressure are taken at each visit and compared with the normal values for children at the same age
VITAL SIGNS
Assessing the ________status of the infant and child is the most complex aspect of the physical exam
NEUROLOGIC
This exam includes detailed examination of the reflex responses as well as the functioning of each of the cranial nerves
NEUROLOGIC EXAM
The nurse uses a ____________such as the glasgow coma scale
use of a standard scale for monitoring permits the comparison of results from one type to another and from one examiner to another
NEUROLOGIC ASSESSMENT TOOLS