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What is plasma made up of?
antibodies, platelets, WBCs, clotting factors
What do RBCs do?
transport hemoglobin (oxygen)
What are platelets responsible for?
clotting
What is the best way to get iron?
heme-iron (meat); body metabolizes it better
After a child is diagnosed with anemia, what is the most important thing to educate the parents on?
follow-up appointments
What is the most prevalent nutritional disorder worldwide?
iron deficiency anemia
If we have a deficiency in iron, we have a deficiency in ____.
hemoglobin
What is dosage requirement for iron supplement?
in bottle 3mg/kg daily
What is severe iron deficiency with weird cravings?
Pica
WHat is very effective for sickle cell treatments?
Demerol
High altitude, dehydration, stress, pain, weakness, pallor, fatigue, hypoxia are s/s of what disorder?
sickle cell
What is the normal fluid bolus for a child?
20ml/kg
For dehydration, how much fluid should be given?
1.5x the normal amount
A decrease in VW results in?
decreased clotting-->bleeding
What does the VWF do?
enhances platelet aggregation which aids in clotting
What does DDAVP do for VW?
increases platelet function; decrease bleeding time
How is chronic thrombocytopenia diagnosed?
plt count of less than 150,000 for greater than 6 months
____ thrombocytopenia more common in children, and ____ thrombocytopenia more common in adults.
acute, chronic
When educating parents with children with thrombocytopenia, what should the nurse educate about?
avoiding contact sports
What is important nursing care for DIC?
keeping patient still; dont want to move clots
What are the s/s of neutropenia?
pallor, bruising, petechiae, organomegally, lymphadenopathy
What does nursing care include for neutropenic patients?
prevent infections; reverse isolation (protect the patient from you); meticulous hygiene