Peds Final Flashcards
Genetic trait inheritance
Parent passes on genes to their children resulting in similar traits
Spina bifida
Spinal cord does not close completely exposing part of the spinal cord/membranes
Bowl and bladder problems
Foot deformities
Latex allergy(75%)
Turner syndrome
Genetic disorder affects females that are missing X chromosomes
Short stature
Inability to concentrate/stay on task
Nonverbal communication may be an issue
Positive Moro reflex
Startle reflex, disappears at 3-4 months
Cystic fibrosis
Genetic disorder that affects bodies glands, producing thick sticky mucus that clogs organs and leads to chronic inflammation/infections
Allergic rhinitis
Inflammation of the inside of the nose caused by allergens
Erythema toxicum
Common harmless rash in first few days of life.
When do babies eat solid foods
6 months while still breast feeding/formula
Croup (Larngotracheobronchities)
Viral respiratory infection, 6mnths-3yrs old
Monitor temp, resp rate, irritability
Epiglottitis
Infection of epiglottis
Monitor resp rate, temp, irritability, drooling, immunizations
5 months old
Establishes security and attachment
Genetic testing
Lab analysis persons dna to identify genetic variations or mutations
Autism cannot be detected by this test
Ordered if child displays genetic disorders
HIV
Virus attacks body’s immune system specifically the CD4
Transmitted by unprotected sex, sharing needles, infected mom at birth, breastfeeding
Desmopressin
( man made vasopressin)
Treats diabetes insipidus and bed wetting, reduces frequent urination
Desmopressin adverse affects
( man made vasopressin)
Dry mouth, headache, hyponatremia dizziness, epitxis, abdominal pain, nausea, do not shake, take under the tongue 1 hr before bed
Autism spectrum disorder
Neurological and development disorder affecting how someone interacts, communicates, learn, behave
Unknown exact cause can be genetic or environmental factors
Albuterol nebulizer
Medication inhalation to treat asthma and other lung conditions
Administer vibration, percussion, postural drainage if needed
Group A B-hemolytic strepococci
Streptococcal disease is caused by bacterial infection that breaks down RBC
Arteriovenous malformation (AVM)
Abnormal tangle of blood vessels causing problems with the arteries and vein connections
Galactosemia
Rare hereditary disorder, the inability to convert galactose to glucose
Lactose intolerant, lethargy, poor feeding, jaundice
Arteriovenous malformation (AVM) risk factors
Family history, other vascular malformations, hippel lindau disease(inherited genetic disease that predisposes
MMR vaccine
First dose 12-15months
Second dose 4-6 years old
Botulism infection
Rare but serious illness caused by a toxin that attacks the nervous system, can cause muscle paralysis, difficulty breast feeding
Tuberculosis TB
Bacteria that affects the lungs, airborne isolated negative pressure room, wear N95