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36 Cards in this Set
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what mechanism regulates acid/base balance in children?
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Renal and respritory chemical buffering system
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what are symptoms of pyloric stenosis
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olive size bulghe under rt ribcage,
projectile vomit failure to thrive |
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nursing assessments of pyloric stenosis
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replace fluids to prevent electrolyte imbalance
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symptoms of intussusception?
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jelly stool (red in color)
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what is intusseception?
what does it cause? |
telescoping of the bowel into its self causing edema obstruction and possible necrosis of the bowel
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when and to who does intusseception occure?
what is the cause? |
6 months of age,
boys more often then girls cause unknown |
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medical management of intusseception
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non invasive- barium enema,
invasive- surgery |
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symptoms of intusseception
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piercing cry
severe ab pain bloody mucus in stool jelly stool |
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interventions for intusseception
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monitor fluids
monitor for peritonitis enema pain relief, |
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what is hirschprung disease?
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absense of nerve innervation in a portion of the large colon.
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medical managemnet of hirschsprung
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drug therapy,
isotonic enemas diet therapy, surgery |
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symptoms fo hirschsprung disease
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failure to pass meconium at birth
abdominal distention temp relief flooloing digital exam bile-fecal vomiting |
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nursing interventions for hirschsprung disease
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ememas
low residue diet do not tx loose stools |
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celiac disease interventions
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diet therapy
administer vitamins support groups, provide parental teaching |
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celiac disease symptoms
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frothy, pale, bulky foul smelling greasy stools..
distended abd. musclce wasting vomiting |
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what is celiac disease
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malabsorption to gluten
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parent teaching for a child with gastroenteritis
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strict hand wasing, watch for rapid dehydration
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discharge teaching for ge reflux
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position head of bed 30-40degrees, small frequent feedings with burping teaching
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what is ge reflux?
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reversal of flow of stomach contents into lower portion of the esphagus
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assessment findings of a child with glomerulonephritis?
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strept infection
edema anorexia latharty, hematuria, fever rbc\wbc protein in urine elevated bun creat (dec hg and hct |
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nursing interventions for glomerulonephritis?
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strict i and o monitoring
provide diversional play |
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assessment findings for nephrotic syndrome
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proteinuria 3+
dependent edema, anorexia vomitiong, pallor hyperlipedemia |
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nursing interventions for5 nephrotic syndrome?
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bed rest
hi protein diet low sodium i and o's wt vitals steroids, albumin lasex |
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what is vescoureteral reflux
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regurgitation of urine from bladder into ureters due to faulty valve
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nursing interventions for vescoureteral reflux
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grade 1-2 antibiotics ionly
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teaching of parents with a child who has cryptorchidism
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signs and symptems to report ,
meds referal |
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what is hypospadias
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urethral opening located anywhere along ventral surface of penis
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assessment findings for hypospadias
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urinary meatus misplaced
crocked urine stream |
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unable to pass merconium at birth is sign of what?
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hirschsprung
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piercing cry
sever ab pain, bloody mucus in stool jelly stool is sign of what? |
intussesception
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isotonic enemas
diet therapy and drug therapy are used to treat what? |
hirschsprung
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head positioned thirth to forth degrees , small feedings are discharge instructions for what disease?
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Ge reflux
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smelly stool, distended ab
are signs of what disease? |
celiac disease
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monitor fluids and monitor for perionitis for what disease?
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intursseption
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hi protein diet and low sodium diet with use of steroids is treatment for what?
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nephrotic syndrome
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strept throat edema and anorexia
rbs wbs and brotien in urine are all sines of |
glomerulonephritis
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