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What are possible causes of Asthma?
Smoke,
exercise,
cold air,
cleaning agents,
iced beverages
What is the pathophysiology of Asthma?
Allergens create a reaction causing bronchospams of the airways with build up of musous.
How will you explain the pathphysiology to a school-aged child who is in conctete operation thought?
Use your hand to show how the airway is collapsing
Assessment findings of asthma include: Resp ?, the pt may assume a ? position to facilitate use of accessory muscles, Acid base balance of ? , etc...
distress,
tri-pod,
Respiratory Acidosis
RED/BOLDED: What will the nurse teach the child and parents about the mgt. of Asthma as far as using the Peak flow meter- take a few ? breaths, wait 10 seconds between ?, measure before and after use of ?,
What about inhalers and nebulizers: see pages 627-629 of Kyle.
deep,
readings,
inhaler
? is a short acting bronchodilator used in a nebulizer

When the pt uses a prednisone inhaler they shoudl immediatley rinse their ? after use.
albuteral,

rinse mouth aftre using prednisone(steroid inhaler)
What are triggers of asthma other than allergens?
what environmental allergens trigger asthma?
smoke, cold beverages

Pollen, Mold, dust, cockroaches, dust mites.
use pillow covers, decrease humidity, no carpets
What is the etiology of Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia(BPD), Chronic lung disease(CLD)? The pt can't be weaned off of O2 b/c they were on the ? to long. This is known as an ? cause of disease.
ventilator

iatrogenic
Assessment finding for BPD: failure to ?, decreased ? sounds, retention of ?, wheezing, tachypnea and ? chest.
thrive,
breath,
CO2,
barrel
Since infants with BPD run higher than normal carbon dioxide levels, what therapeutic measures may be needed to provid pulmonary hygiene: Chest ?, supplementary ?, and ?
Chest PT,
O2,
suctioning
RED/BOLDED: Since infants wit BPD have difficulty with fluid management, how are feeding accomplished to limit fluids yet promote growth?
High calorie infant formula,
and
Polycose and or MCT oil added to formula
What type of disorder is Cystic Fibrosis?
Autosomal recessive
How is Cystic Fiborsis dx's?
What is the earliest sign of CF in infants?
Sweat Chloride test,
meconium ILeus
Viscous mucous and/or nasal polyps put the child with CF at risk for developing which types of infections?
Respiratory infections
What are respiratory complicatins of CF ?
pneumonia,
pneumothorax,
airway obstruction,
Hemoptisis,
fibrotic lung changes
What is the respiratory mgt of CF: Chest ?, ? device, postural ?s, using the vest for high frequency chest wall ?
PT,
flutter device,
changes,
compression
What are signs of pneumothorax: absent ? sounds, can only see one lung on the ?, s/s of resp ?, ? breathing.
lung,
x-ray,
distress,
seesaw
Why are children with RDS, Status Asthmaticus, or Cystic Fibrosis at risk for developing a pneumothorax?
Weakened tissue( this is my guess)?