T3 U6 GASTRIC Flashcards

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what is the normal BUN range?

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5-18

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what is not true regarding VUR (Vesicoureteral reflux)?

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they’d present with gross hematuria

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what s/sx does Vesicoureteral reflux (VUR) have?

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UTI symptoms
- Flank pain
- Fever
- N/V

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What can 2ndary Vesicoureteral reflux

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Hydronephrosis

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GERD management

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small freq feeding
HOB elevated
thickened food

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GERD meds?

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PPI (omeprozole)

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infant fluid output?

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2-3ml/kg per hr

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toddler/preschool fluid output?

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2ml/kg per hour

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school age fluid output?

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1-2ml/kg per hour

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adolescent fluid output?

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0.5-1ml/kg

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BUN vs Creatine - which is most sensitive?

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Creatine

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3 staple s/sx of UTI?

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Fever
Poor Feeding
V/Diarrhea

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Urine related s/sx of UTI?

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Enuresis

Dribbling urine (Pain w/ me)

Dysuria

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infection risk for UTI?

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pyelonephritis

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what actions can increase risks for UTI? & what group @ risk

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Poor hygiene
Prolonged bath/bubble bath
Newborns/low birth weight

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what part of urine culture is highly sensitive/indicative of UTI?

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Nitrates (show up pink)

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diagnostic test for VUR

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VCUG radiograph

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what color would Hematuria urine be?

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Tea-colored/brownish

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why can’t you give motrin until 6+m

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Liver/pancreas arent mature till them

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diabetic polyuria can lead to ______ which then can cause ________?

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DKA
Dehydration

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what is a late s/sx of dehydration?

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Hypovolemic shock

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primary intervention for dehydration?

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Iv fluids
- Oral rehydrating solution (Pedialyte)

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how do you know rehydration is restored?

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Diaper increased (1g = 1mL)
Increased tears

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normal K value?

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3.5 - 5.5

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creatinine value?
0.3-0.7 mg/dL
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Ca lab values?
9-11 (8.8-10.8)
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Cl lab value?
90-110
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Na lab value?
135-145
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K lab value?
3.4-4.7
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fluid output requirement for PT weighting 0-10kg?
100mL/Kg
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fluid output requirement for PT weighting 11-20kg?
1000mL +50mL/kg (for each Kg over 10)
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fluid output requirement for PT weighting greater than 20kg?
15000mL +20mL/kg (for each kg over 20)
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medicine for bacterial cause of acute diarrhea?
Metronidazole
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diet for acute diarrhea?
BRAT Bread Rice (plain) Applesauce (no apple juice) Dry toast
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should you give immodium to diarrhea pt?
No, want to get the causative organisms out
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Hirshsprungs disease is what? & what does it cause
absence of ganglion cells in colon Inadequate motility of intestine
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s/sx of hirschsprung's disease?
Failure to pass meconium Ribbon like stool (older children) Failure to thrive chronic constipation
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what complication can hirschsprung's disease cause?
Enterocolitis: Explosive bowel movement
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"gold standard" diagnostic for hirschsprung's disease?
Barium enema
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potential side effect of barium enema?
Constipation
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management of hirschsprung's disease?
NG tube: Remove saliva/stomach contents IV fluids Pain control Education of colostomy care
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important edu for colostomy care for hirschsprung's disease?
if not pooping = call PCP this is temporary colostomy
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what is Pyloric Stenosis?
constriction of sphincter w/ gastric outlet obstruction
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Pyloric Stenosis causes what when baby feeds?
vomit every feed (projectile)
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what would present with Pyloric Stenosis?
A palpable olive shaped mass (!!) Projectile vomiting (!!) Insatiable appetite Not pooping
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if a PS patient presents with hypotension, sunken eyes/fontanels & tachyC - what do you advise?
-This is an emergency - they can go into Metabolic Acidosis (dehydration s/sx + PS = bad) - Start EKG
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Edu about Pyloromyotomy procedure
- NPO before w/ NG tube - Monitor V/S - Vomiting for first 24-36hr post op is NORMAL (!!) - Begin feeds 6 hr post op - w/ or w/o bowel sounds
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what should a pt call dr for post op of Pyloromyotomy procedure?
Vomit past 48 hr
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what is Intussusception?
portion of bowel slides into next (telescope) = obstruction
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description of pain for Intussusception
comparable to child birth, kidney stones, appendicitis pain relief when abdo relax - but cycles
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s/sx of Intussusception?
Pulls legs/knees towards chest Fever Not wanting to eat JELLY STOOLS (raspberry/currant color)
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what does the mass associated with Intussusception look like?
sausage shaped
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gold standard diagnosis of Intussusception?
Barium enema
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examples/manifestations of failure to thrive?
Abdo distention Scaling skin Alopecia Spoon shaped nails (NOT CLUBBING)
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growth rate diagnosis of failure to thrive?
4th percentile or less
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timing of appendicitis pain onset to rupture?
36-72 hr
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Abdominal pain description for appendicitis?
Periumbilical pain - Is often first symptom (!) - Wakes kid @ 4hr intervals RLQ pain (Staple sign)
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child reactions to appendicitis pain?
Pain when release palapation shuffling feet
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other s/sx of appendicitis?
Mucus like stool (Diarrhea is atypical) High fever with perforation
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edu + s/sx of appendicitis perforation?
Abdominal pain suddenly relieved w/i intervention Notify physician ASAP
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how to diagnose appendicitis?
Ask PT to jump Slap bottom of feet No single lab test confirms
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appendectomy edu?
NPO for 24 OR until peristalsis return Progression of activity over 2 week Walk is great Passing gas > bowel movement
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edu about perforation post op?
may have drains IV abx
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what is rectal atresia?
Closure of rectal passageway
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when is surgery performed for R. Atresia?
immediate
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what is R. Stenosis?
constriction of rectal passage & not always present @ birth
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s/sx of rectal stenosis?
Ribbon like stool Vomiting Abdominal distention Difficulty passing stool
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what is imperforate anus?
Absence of rectal opening
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S/sx of imperforate anus?
Presents as fitsula/connection from rectum to perineum Wont pass meconium Increased Peristalsis
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Surgery for rectal stenosis
Manual dilation by various sizes of steel rods
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surgery for higher anatomical defects?
2 stage repair 1: Recession/create temp colostomy 2: Closing colostomy & connecting blind pouch
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post op management of rectal malformations?
Developmentally appropiate play NG decompression PO feedings post peristalsis
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edu about rectal malformations?
potential delayed toilet training increased need for dietary fiber
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what vitamins cant celiac's absorb?
ADEK
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which vitamin might a celiac PT be deficient in?
D
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s/sx of celiac
Non specific anorexia Abdominal distention/bloat Steatorrhea Anemia
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diagnosis for celiac?
Serological markers Bowel Biopsy before eliminating gluten
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GF diet can't have?
Wheat, rye, oat & barley
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when does GER become GERD
when tissue damage occurs lasts longer than 18m
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at risk group for GER/GERD?
Premature babies - muscles aren't fully developed
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GER/GERD s/sx?
Apnea Aspiration pneumonia Dyshphagia Halitosis (!!)
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edu for parents about feeding r/t GERD?
Positioning child up right (not higher than 45d) Remain upright 15m after feeding Small frequent feedings Frequent burping
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medicine for GERD?
PPI (-azole) Prilosec
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surgical management for GERD?
Nissen Taken upper portion of stomach & wrap around esophagus = prevent reflux
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What is the priority nursing action for a PT with fever & severe foul smelling diarrhea w/ abdominal distention/firmness? + what is the diagnosis
Start IV to provide fluid maintenance (this is Hirschsprung disease -- enterocolitis)
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s/sx of enterocolitis
fever severe foul smelling diarrhea abdo distention
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daily assessment for short bowel syndrome?
weight I&O Specific gravity
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classic triad of symptoms for pyloric stenosis
vomiting weight loss dehydration