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Hemarthrosis

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Hemorrhage into a joint cavity

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Purpura

Back 2

Large hemorrhagic spots in the skin

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Erythrocytes

Back 3

Transport oxygen and carbon dioxide to and from lung tissue

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Thrombocytes

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Evolve for blood coagulation

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Test used to screen for sickle cell

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Sickledex

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What additional test is done if a Sickle Cell test was positive and why

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Hemoglobin electrophoresis identifies those with the trait and or the disease

Front 7

Why is Demerol not recommended for children

Back 7

Because it puts them at risk for seizures

Front 8

The Mainstay of treatment for thalassemia major is

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Frequent blood transfusions

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What does children with thalassemia major develop

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Hemosiderosis

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Hemophilia is inherited by the mail as a

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Sex-linked recessive trait

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A classic symptom of Hemophilia is severe joint pain which is caused by

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Hemosiderosis known as Hemorrhage into the joint cavity the principal therapy for hemophilia is to prevent bleeding by replacing the missing Factor

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Hodgkin's disease is a malignancy of the lymphatic system

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True

Front 13

The presenting sign of Hodgkin's disease is usually pain in the neck and shoulders

Back 13

False

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The treatment of Hodgkin's disease involves chemotherapy and radiation therapy

Back 14

True

Front 15

Incarceration

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Construction or irreducibility

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Inguinal hernia

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Protrusion of part of the intestine through the umbilical ring

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Pica

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Eating non-food items

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Projectile vomiting

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Vomiting in which the stomach contents are forcibly ejected

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Pyloromyotomy

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Operation to correct pyloric stenosis

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Plumbism

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Lead poisoning

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With appendicitis vomiting begins before abdominal pain

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False

Front 22

Fever is a reliable sign of appendicitis in children

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False

Front 23

App abdominal pain associated with appendicitis in a child is localized in the right lower quadrant

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True

Front 24

The child with appendicitis May exhibit guarding and rebound tenderness when the nurse performs and abdominal assessment

Back 24

True

Front 25

Activated charcoal should not be given with ??? because it will neutralize both rendering both and effective in the treatment of poisoning

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ipecac

Front 26

Hypotonic

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Loss of more electrolytes than water

Front 27

Hypertonic

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Loss of more water than electrolytes

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Isotonic

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Loss of equal amount of water and electrolytes

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Cystitis

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Inflammation of the bladder

Front 30

Frequency

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Abnormal number of voiding in a short period of time

Front 31

hydrocele

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Excessive amount of fluid in the scrotal sac

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Hypospadias

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Congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is not at the end of the penis but at the lower shaft

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Oliguria

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Decrease urinary output

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Polyuria

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Increase urinary output

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Phimosis

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Narrowing of the preputial opening of the foreskin

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Pyelonephritis

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Infection of the kidneys in pelvis

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Urgency

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Impulse to void but in the bility to do so

Front 38

Vesicoureteral reflux

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Backward flow of urine into the ureters

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The newborns kidneys function immaturely

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True

Front 40

There is an unexplained relationship between low-set ears and anomalies of urinary tract

Back 40

True

Front 41

Phimosis is normal in newborn males and usually disappears by the time A boy is 3 years old

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True

Front 42

The optimal time for surgical repair of hypospadias and epispadias is in the lake preschool period

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false

Front 43

Surgical repair of exstrophy of the bladder is done in the first two days of life

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True

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Comedo

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Plug of keratin serum or bacteria

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Debridement

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Removal of dried crust

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Exanthem

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Skin rash

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Heterograph

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Graft tissue from a source other than human

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homograft

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Graft tissue from cadavers

Front 49

Isograft

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Graft from the patient's identical twin

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Miliaria

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Rash caused by excessive body heat and moisture

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Pruritus

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Itching

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Strawberry nevus

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Benign Hemangioma that disappears without treatment

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Wheal

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Irregular red raised area associated with allergic reaction

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Tinea occurs when fungus invades the hair the stratum corneum layer of the skin or the nails

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True

Front 55

Tinea infections are not contagious to others

Back 55

False

Front 56

Tinea pedis heals more quickly if the affected area is kept warm and moist

Back 56

False