Part 2- 2345 Peds Integument, Immune, Infectious Disease

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BOLDED/RED: WHICH FOOD SOURCES ARE LIKELY TO CAUSE ALLERGIES AND OR ANAPHYLAXIS? C,D,E,P,W

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PEANUTS, WHEAT, DAIRY, EGGS, CITRUS FRUITS

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BOLDED/RED: BASED ON THE PATHO OF ANAPHYLAXIS WHICH IMMUNE COMPONENT COMES INTO PLAY WITH ALLERGIC RX AND ANAPHYLAXIS ?

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IgE

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BOLDED/RED: WHICH NURSING DX IS THE HIGHEST PRIORITY FOR A CHILD EXPERIENCING ANAPHYLAXIS ?

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RISK FOR INEFFECTIVE AIRWAY CLEARANCE

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BOLDED/RED: WHEN ADVISING PARENTS ABOUT THE USE OF EPINEPHRING USEING THE EPI-PEN JR., PARENT ARE ADVISED TO HAVE ? DOSES ON HAND AT ALL TIMES. HOW MANY SECONDS MUST THE NEEDLE STAY IN PLACE AFTER THE INJECTION? NAME TWO OTHER ATCTIONS THAT MUST BE TAKEN AFTER ADMINISTRATION ?, ?

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2 DOSES,
10 SECONDS,
RUB THE INJECTION SPOT,
SEEK MEDICAL ATTN

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BOLDED/RED: ALLERGIES WITH A HEREDITARY TENDENCY ARE CALLED ? WHICH MEDICAL DX ARE INCLUDED IN THIS FAMILY: ? DERMATITIS, ALLERGIC ?, AND ?

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ATOPIC DERMATITIS,
ALLERGIC RHINITITS,
ASTHMA

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BOLDED/RED: YOU ARE CARING FOR A 10 MONTH OLD INFANT WITH ATOPIC DERMATITIS. WHY IS THE INFANT AT RISK FOR INFECTION AND WHAT TEACHING AND INTERVENTIONS ARE NECESSARY TO INCLUDE IN THE INFANTS PLAN OF CARE: ? AND ?

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SKIN CARE,
NUTRITION

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S/S of eczema in ? oozing, highly pruritic ?s that crust

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erythemic,
vesicles

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BOLDED/RED: CHARACTERICTIC LESIONS OF IMPETIGO. WHAT IS THE CHARACTERISTIC APPEARANCE OF THES PAPULES OR VESICLES ?

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HONEY COLORED CRUSTING WITH SMALL FLUID FILLED VESICLES

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BOLDED/RED: WHY IS GOOD HAND WASHING EXTREMELY IMPORTANT WITH IMPETIGO ?

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IT IS HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS UNTIL HEALED

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Impetigo- why are systemic antibiotic ordered in additin to topical medications ? when is clyndamycin indicated?

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b/c it is usually caused by a systemic infection.
When it becomes MRSA

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Impetigo- what are considerations for home care and school attendance: No ? Don't squeeze or ? the honey colored crustings, Don't share ?s, ?s. Sleep ?, and take a ? daily

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school,
scratch,
towels, eating utensils,
sleep alone,
bath

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BOLDED/RED: WHAT MICROORGANISMS CAUSE CELLULITIS: ?, ?, ?

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STREP,
STAPH,
HIB

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BOLDED/RED: WHAR ARE SERIOUS COMPLICATIONS RELATED TO CELLULITIS ? M-0-B-S

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MENINGITIS,
OSTEOMILITIS,
BLINDNESS,
SEPTIC ARTHRITIS

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BOLDED/RED: WHY IS THE ABX THERAPY IMPORTANT?

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TO PREVENT FURTHER COMPLICATION OF THE INFECTION

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BOLDED/RED: FOR WHAT CONDITIONS ARE BLOOD CULTURES INDICATED WITH CELLULITIS ?

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LYMPHATIC STREAKING,
PERIOBITAL CELLULITIS

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BOLDED/RED: WHICH ASSESSMENT FINDINGS DIFFERENTIATE DIAPER DERMATITIS FROM DIAPER CANDIDIASIS: DD IS RED ? PATCHES THAT CAN BE ?
DC IS RED PINPOINT ? LESIONS.

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EXCORIATED, BLEEDING,

SATELITE

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BOLDED/RED: WHAT SHOULD BE AVOIDED WITH BOLDED/RED:DIAPER DERMATITIS ? HOW DOES THE TX FOR DIAPER DERMATITIS DIFFER FROM DIAPER CANDIDIASIS?
WITH DD WE NEED TO INCREASE ? INTAKE AND USE ? OR ? OINTMENTS AND WITH DC WE NEED TO USE ? CREAM ? TIMES PER DAY.

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AVOID CITRUS FRUIT,
FLUID, ZINC-OXIDE, A&D,

NYSTATIN, 4XPER DAY

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BOLDED/RED: WHAT IS THE OTHER NAME FOR TINEA CORPUS ?

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RING WORM

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BOLDED/RED: WHAT TYPE OF INFECTION IS TINEA CORPUS/RINGWORM: ? AND ? INFECTIONS CAN CAUSE THIS.

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FUNGAL OR DERMOPHYTE

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WHICH ANTI-FUNGAL AGENTS MAY BE USED TO TX RINGWORM OF THE BODY OR FOOT ? AND HOW IS THE DRUG ADMINISTERED ?

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LOTRAMIN OR MONOSTAT,
TOPICAL

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BOLDED/RED: WHICH ANTIFUNGAL IS PRESCRIBED TO TX RINGWORM OF THE SCALP ? WHICH FOODS HELP THE ABSORPTION OF THIS DRUG ?

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ORAL GRISEOFOLVIN,
MILK AND HIGH FAT FOODS