unit 4 Flashcards
(135 cards)
1
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respiratory insufficiency
A
increased work of breathing
2
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respiratory failure
A
unable to maintain adequate oxygenation
3
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respiratory apnea
A
cessation of breathing >20 sec
4
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respiratory arrest
A
cessation of breathing
5
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airway obstruction
A
aspiration of foreign object
6
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asphyxation
A
drowning, plastic bag over head
7
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choking
A
universal sign
high pitched sound
can’t speak
8
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BRUE
A
brief resolved unexplained event
apena
color change
muscle change
9
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poisoning
A
ingestion/exposure to toxic substance
10
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acetaminophen
A
N -acetlycysteine
11
Q
aspirin
A
vit K
charcoal
O2
12
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iron
A
emesis lavage
chelation therapy
13
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hydrocarbon
A
NO VOMITING
intubate before gastric decontamination
14
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corrosive
A
NPO
pain meds
NO VOMITING
15
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lead
A
chealaton therapy >45
(<5WNL)
16
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foreign object
A
removal
pass through stool
17
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reyes syndrome
A
from aspirin
encephalopathy (brain swelling) & liver swelling
18
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sign of Increased ICP
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Cushings triad (HTN, bradycardia, respiratory changes)
19
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glasgow coma scale
A
lower the score the deeper the coma
20
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head injury occurs..
A
MVA
bicycle/sports
falls
21
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concussion
A
neuro/cognitive change
immediate
1-3wks
possible LOC
22
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concussion/laceration
A
tearing of vertebral tissue
CT/MRI
permanent damage
unconscious
23
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skull fracture
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CSF leak
CNS infection
increased ICP
(-/+) glucose
seizure precaution
24
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what to do after head injury
A
stabilize the spine
25
epidural hemorrhage
>2yr
arterial blood
dura separate from skull
dangerous symptom free period-rapid decline
opposite side of affected area
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subdural hemorrhage
<2yr
venous blood
dura and skull DONT separate
27
cerebral edema
swelling in the brain
cranial trauma
28
brain herniation
downward shift of the brain
cushions triad
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hydrocephalus
imbalance of CSF in brain (too much)
absorption/production issue
30
VP shunt
hydrocephalus
drain to peritoneal cavity
can cause bowel perforation, infection, revision, peritonitis
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neural tube defect
occulta
meningocele
myelomeningocele
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occulta
dark hair, birth mark over spinal cord
dimpling
33
meningocele
covering of spinal cord affected
34
myelomeningocele
everything involved
neuro problems
35
seizures
abnormal neuro activity in the brain
partial/generalized
36
partial seizure
part of brain is affected/part of body affected
simple complex
37
generalized seizure
entire brain affected/entire body affected
absent (sensory)
tonic-clonic (jerking)
myoclonic
atonic
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antieplitics
diastat -rectal
diazepam/lorazapam
phenobarbital(low IQ)/phenytoin(gum hyperplasia) =(take vit D & folic acid)
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ketogenic diet
75% fat
20% protein
5% carbs
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status epilipticus
seizure over 30 min
multiple seizure (no return to baseline)
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seizure over 5 min
call 911
diastat
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seizure over 30 min
irreversible brain damage
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febrile seizure
6mo-5yr
peak 18mo
tonic clonic with 100.4temp
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meningitis
vital and bacterial
droplet precaution
decr stimuli
hydration
decr IPC
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bacterial meningitis
group B strep, nesissera meningitis, s pneumonia
antibiotics
MEDICAL EMERGENCY
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viral meningitis
HIV, cytomegaly virus, herpes
treat symptoms
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cerebral palsy
birth injury
hypotonic or hypertonic
spastic
ataxic
athetoid
mixed
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spastic cerebral palsy
contractures
(cause stiff muscles, difficulty walking)
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Ataxic cerebral palsy
difficulty with balance and perception
(causes poor coordination, unsteady gait)
50
Athetoid cerebral palsy
uncontrolled involuntary movements
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mixed cerebral palsy
combination
52
urinalysis infection
protein
leukocytes
nitrates
blood
53
urinalysis diabetes
ketones
glucose
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urinalysis hemolysis
urobilinogen
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enuresis
bed wetting
issue after 5yr, twice/wk, for 3mo
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UTI
urinary tract infection
upper (pyelonephritis)
lower (cystitis and urethritis)
2-6yr
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VUR
Vesicoureteral reflux
urine flows the wrong way from the bladder into ureters and kidney
congenital condition
foul smelling urine
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nephrotic syndrome
excessive excretion of protein in urine
remission
ascites, periorbital edema, frothy urine
corticoid therapy, diuretics, antihypertensive
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acute glomerulonephritis
glomeruli inflammation from infection
after infection
HTN, protein uria, cardiac enlargement
60
growth hormone deficiency
decr production of GH- not preventable
GH IM at bedtime
61
precocious puberty
early puberty
8 for females
9 for males
infection, or tumor
not preventable- treat ASAP gonadtropin
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Cushing syndrome
too much cortisol (tumor/steroids)
moon face, buffalo hump, (-+) glucose, HTN
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diabetes
total/partial deficiency of insulin
IM insulin
CHO 45-60gm/meal
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Diabetics exercise
15-30g before exercise
and every 30 minutes during
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DKA
ped emergency
blood sugar >330mg/dL
O2, fluid replacement, education
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dermatitis (eczema)
contact with irritant
chemical, plants, metal, meds, diaper
67
virals
herpes 1 & 2
varicella zoster
rubella, rubeola
erythema infectiorum (fifths disease)
68
herpes 1&2
contagious
swollen lymph
on mouth, lips, nose, perineal, perianal
valacyclovir, acyclovir
69
varicella zoster
chicken pox/shingles
rash, fluid blisters
vaccine
acyclovir, no hot bath, loose clothes
70
rubella
German measles
direct/droplet
2-3 wk
red/blue rash
71
rubeola
measles
direct/droplet
10-20 days
fever spikes with rash
72
erythema infectiosum
fifths disease
4-21 days
droplet
HA, rash, runny nose
symptoms relief
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conjunctivitis
pink-red eyes
(viral & bacterial) direct contact
74
viral conjunctivitis
1-2 weeks
gets better
75
bacterial conjunctivitis
antibiotics
gets worse
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allergic conjunctivitis
clear discharge
allergy meds
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impetigo
bacterial infection
toddler/preschooler
bacterial infection
crusty rash, pruritis
Muciprocin
wash clothes separate in hot water
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cellulitis
inflammation of skin and subdural tissue
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fungal infection
contagious
tinea capitis
tinea corpis
tinea cruris
tinea pedis
80
tinea capitis
ringworm of the head
(those with allergies susceptible)
81
tinea corpis
ringworm of the body
all ages
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tinea cruritis
jock itch
adolescents
those who play sports
83
tinea pedis
athletes foot
84
scabies
endemic infestation of mites
lesions from eggs and feces planted under skin
whole family must be treated
85
child respiratory tract
smaller airway
incr risk of obstruction
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main care for respiratory tract
oxygen
nutrition
hydration
pain/fever reduction
infection prevention
comfort
education
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cystic fibrosis
increase in mucus gland secretions
more sweat
more saliva
more mucus
lifetime problem
88
cystic fibrosis systems
respiratory (wheeze, crackles, cyanosis)
integumentary (dry skin)
GU (intestinal issues)
reproductive(delayed development)
89
cystic fibrosis meds
SABA
LABA
expectorants
antibiotics
corticosteroids
pancreatic enzymes
90
congenital defect
at birth
cyanotic
acyanotic
91
acquired defects
not present at birth
from infection, hyperlipidemia, shock
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congenital disorders
acyanotic defects
cyanotic defects
93
acyanotic defects
Increased pulmonary flow (failure to close)
obstruction to ventricle blood flow
(murmur, HF s/s, HTN)
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increased pulmonary flow
atrial septal defect (we can patch)
ventricular septal defect (not complete formed)
patent ductus arteriosus (indomethacin/coils, surgery)
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obstruction of ventricular flow
coarctation of aorta
pulmonary stenosis
aortic stenosis
(corrected to prevent longterm issues)
not discovered till adult hood
96
cyanotic defects
decr pulmonary flow
mixed blood (hole between atriums)
97
decreased pulmonary flow
Tetralogy of fallot
(TET blue spell, knee-chest position)
98
mixed blood
transposition of great ateries
truncus arteriosis
hypo plastic left heart syndrome
99
lanoxin/digoxin holds
infant- HR >70
child - HR >90
100
acquired disorders
endocarditis
rheumatic fever
Kawasakis disease
101
endocarditis
inflammation/infection of the heart
bacterial/fungal infection
fever, murmur, malasia
IV antibiotics
102
rheumatic fever
strep infections, jones criteria
rash
GABHs
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jones criteria
Joint pain
O carditis
Nodules
Erythema marginatum
Sydenhams chorea
104
Kawasaki's disease
4-5 day fever
red, fever, rash, conjunctivitis, mouth/lips swollen
IVIG: aspirin
fatal in not treated timely
105
sickle cell
cells sickle shape= vaso-occlusive
from infection, dehydration, temp changes
hydroxyurea (helps RBC shape)
almost always on antibiotics
106
hemophilia
factor 8 deficiency(clotting factors)
hematoma/hemorrhage risk
107
dehydration
mild
Infants 3-5%
child 3-4%
severe
infants >10%
children 10%
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diarrhea
chronic >14 days
oral rehydration first then IV
oral ondansetron
109
emesis
NPO first hour after stopping vomiting
for next 4hr 5 cc every 15 min,
then 10cc
try food
110
rotavirus
oral fecal
vomiting and diarrhea
oral hydration first, then IV
vaccines
111
constipation
trouble defecating for more than 2 weeks
abdominal distention, poor appetite, n/v
juice, miralax, softeners
112
hirschsprungs
absence of cells in a part of the color
obstruction-no peristalsis in that part
resection
distended abdomen, bilious vomiting, feeding intolerance
113
GER
gastroesophageal reflux
reflux into esophagus
spitting up with force, weight loss, stop eating
(GERD is tissue damage)
raise HOB, thicken formula, Pepcid, Prevacid (starts with P)
114
appendicitis
if they can jump, they dont have it
RLQ (Muburney's point) pain
rupture causes (peritonitis)
115
Gastroschisis
failure to close R of umbilicus, organs go through
surgical repair
smoking, alcohol use during pregnancy
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cleft lip/palate
facial/palate malformations
different bottle nipple, burp frequently
surgical treatment
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pyloric stenosis
narrowing between stomach and intestines
projectile vomiting, infant extremely hungry after
surgery
118
intussusception
intestines telescope (fold onto each other)
3mo-6yr
RED JELLY blood stools
RUP mass
119
celiac disease
gluten sensitivity
chronic intestinal intolerance
120
short bowel syndrome
previous surgical reaction
decr mucosal absorption
TPN feedings to absorb
121
croup
viral infection of larynx
barking cough, clear lungs, fine during day
prevent: vaccines, hygiene, smoking
prednisone, elevate HOB, humidifier
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Spasmodic croup
viral
123
epiglottitis croup
emergency
bacterial
drooling, can't lat flat
tripod position to breathe
intubation
124
tracheitis
bacterial
antibiotics
125
laryngotracheitis
common
viral (RSV, adenovirus)
small airways when child is sick
126
pharyngitis
viral & strep
sore throat, rash, vomiting, fever
exudate
droplet/contact
not contagious after 24hr
127
strep pharyngitis
bacterial
no cough
rheumatoid fever, scarlet fever, glomerulonephritis
amoxicillin
128
viral pharyngitis
viral
treat symptoms
129
mono
viral - epsitein virus
incubate 6-8wk
enlarge liver/spleen
penicillin/amoxicillin=rash
1wk of symptoms before testing
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otitis infection
smokers, irritants, bottle fed, allergies
systemic symptoms
antibiotic/fungal ear drops
131
otitis media
middle ear
scar eardrum
bacterial
fever, congestion
132
otits infusion
just fluid in ear
133
otitis externa
skin infection
water sits on skin, bacteria grows
painful/swollen
134
RSV
droplet/contact precaution
bronchiolitis
viral-treat symptoms
maternal vaccine 32-36wk
O2 stats, HOB raised, suction, hydration
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