Uri In Adults And Children

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IPPA stands for?

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Inspect
Palpate
Percuss
Auscultate

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When you ausculate you make sure the person is breathing threw there ________?

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Mouth

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Periodic breathing in children is normal-defined as periodic breathing with pauses of up to 20 seconds

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Apnea

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Usually ____ is accompained by cyanosis,pallor, hypotonia, and bradycardia

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Apnea

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SIDS is sudden death of an infant under the age of ___ with unexplained cause of death after complete investigation

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1

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How do you predict or prevent Sids?

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No way to predict or prevent

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A baby who has ______ is more likely to die from SIDS

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Apnea

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Risk factors for ____:
Premature
Low birth weight
Multiples
Race
Age
Education
Hx of respiratory difficulty
Sleeping on stomach

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Sids

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Maternal risk factors for mother:
Young moher under age _____
Smoker or drug use
Anemia
Low socioecomonic status

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20

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Death is always confirmed in the _______

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ER

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The nursing role for SIDS is to support and reassure the _____

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family

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Nursing role in the community is to _____ the public and promote back to sleep campaign

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Educate

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Decongestants cause ______________ and decrease nasal congestion and edema.

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Vasoconstriction

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Decongestants last for short duration but can cause a rebound effects if used for _____

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to long

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Do not give a ___________ with:
HTN
Heart Disease
MAOI's
Prostate enlargement
Hyperthroidism

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Decongestion

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Decongestants can cause _______ retention and can also become addictive

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Urinary

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Antihistimes are used to _____ up the mucous

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dry

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Most all antihystimes end in the last 3 letters _____

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INE

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Nursing management for URI include promoting rooms with _______.

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Humidifers

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You should encourage _____ but don't force eating

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FLuids

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You should always stress ____ control by tell people to wash their hands frequently

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Germ

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You don't give antibotics to someonw with a _____ infections

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Viral

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Viral infections cause ____, cloudy mucous discharge

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Clear

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_________ infections cause green/brown thick drainage, ear pressure, and dizziness

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Bacterial

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Treatment for URI include a ____ to _____ antibotic dose

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14-21

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These are _____ interventions for chronic URI:
Endoscopic
Caldwell-Luc
Antral irrigation

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Surgical

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Children need to be _______ if they have persistant purulent drainage and fever and or green drainage.

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Evaluated

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If a patient is put on antibotics, ______ that they need to finish course of antibotics

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Reinforce

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Infection of tonsils and throat

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Acute pharyngitis

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infection or inflammation of tonsils

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Tonsillitis

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Group ___ Strep causes heart and idney problems if untreated

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B

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frequent throat infections with breathing and swallowing difficulties, persistant redness, and cervical lymphadenopathy

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Chronic Tonsililites

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Symptoms are:
Sore throat
Headache
UPset stomach
Fever

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Strep Symptoms

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If a patient cannot swallow and is drooling, complainning of excessive pain....they need

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Immediate attentions

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Peritonsillar abcess needs ______ to release the abcess

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I&D

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Tonsilectomy is not done in children under ____ years of age because they may grow back

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3

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1+ tonsils have visible gap while 4+ tonsils are _____

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touching

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Best position for someone with tonsellectomy is ____ fowlers

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Semi-Fowlers

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Bleeding is a big risk after sx for up to 10 days post-op with days ___ to ___ and ___ to ____ being the most vulmerable

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1-3
7-10

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Always discuss the possiblilty of ____ pain with swallowing after sx

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Ear

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Push clear fluids and advance to soft diet as tolerated. NO ________ or _________

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Red Drinks or Milk

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No _______ food

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Sharp

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Otitis Media

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Pus behind the ear

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Ear fullness goes away ______

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last

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Most common in kids ____ to ___- years

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6 months to 6 years

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Highly contagious VIRAL respiratory disease which symtpoms include rhinorrhea, fever, cough, headache and malaise

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Influenza

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If you take the FLu mist you shed the flu for ____ weeks.

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3

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Viral ______ develops within 48hours and can cause hypoxemia and death within days

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Pneumonia

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_____ syndrome is a rare complication to influenza, but it develops within 2-3 weeks, with a 30% mortality rate. It causes hepatic failure and encephalopathy in affected patients.

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Reyes Syndrome

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OTC meds for Influenza include:

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Sudafed