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54 Cards in this Set
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110/calories/kg/day
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daily nutrient req for infants
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1. disruption of protein synthesis 2. disruption of bacterial cell wall 3. inhibition of bacterial folic acid production
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What is the action of antibiotics
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• age of aspiriation of small foods and/or objects is most prevalent
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what are toddlers?
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• recommended age for beginning solid foods
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what is 4-6 months
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• a blanket can be an important transitional object
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who are toddlers
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• used for prevention of infection vs, treating established infection
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what is prophylaxis?
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• air passing through narrow passage ways
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what is wheezing
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• 103 degrees causes tachpnea and increased heart rate
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what is a fever
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• age that you expect had lag to be gone
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what is 4 months
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• a decision-making option of examining all options and choosing the one with the most benefit and least harm taking into account the total situation
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what is ethical decision making?
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• concentrated sucrose, etc
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what are non-pharmacologic
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• gentamycin’s category of antibiotic
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amenoglycocide
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• can be treated with ciprofloxin and linizolid
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vancomyocin resistant
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• declining mortality rates in childhood resulting from infectious disease is a credit to
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immunization
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• use minimal contact initially
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who are toddlers
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• physical assessment on a 13-year old girl the nurse give a choice of her mother staying or leaving
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normal privacy for adolescents
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• piaget’s pre-operational stage
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2-7 (preschoolers
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• large push toys
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12 months
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• Erikson’s stage of trust vs. mistrust
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infants
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• screening test that tells us what a child can do at a particular age
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Denver Development II
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• pain scale that uses behavior cues
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CHEOPS
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• common medication for pain category expected from a tonselectomy
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NSAIDS (ibuprofen)
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• a classification system usual to establish nursing diagnosis
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Gordon’s Function
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• 5th – 95th % on growth chart
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healthy range
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• hotdogs need to be cut in to bite size pieces
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toddlers
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• homicide and firearms
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black boys 15-19
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• NG tube in appendectomy patients
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release of gastric pressure
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• Trach suction
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5-10 sec
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• best explanation of why to use pulse ox on children
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non-invassive measure
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• two oxygen adjuncts that can achieve 100% oxygen in kids
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oxy hood and non-rebreather
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• use of gloves, masks, gowns, for exposure
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standard precaution
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• area of body to start assessment on toddler
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heart and lungs (ascultation)
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• tongue is larger, trachea is narrow and funnel shaped
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pediatric airway
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• nursing actions for a hospitalized MRSA patient
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what is isolation?
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• age the anterior fontanel closes
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18 months
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• immunizations: give on the same day or separate by 30 days
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live vaccines
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• in the backseat facing rearward
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carseat for infants and small children
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• 4 year olds concept of death
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temporary event
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• contraindication for egg allergy
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flu shot
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• system where you describe physical sexual development most accurately described
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tanner stages
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• nursing considerations when girls experience an increase in weights and fat deposition during puberty
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normal development in adolescents
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• immunization for meningitis
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meniningicocol
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• 18 month old always says no, shows anger, wants to be held
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normal development
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• contraindications: a child receiving oral steroids, and child receiving chemotherapy, a pregnant adolescent
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no live virus vaccines
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• most effective medication for a cough
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codeine
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• greatest cause of mortality in adolescents
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motor vehicle accidents
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• the earliest sign of sexual development in adolescents –
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thelarche
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• breast and areola create a secondary mound
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stage 3
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• an acne drug contraindicated for young women
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acutane
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• an ototoxic drug
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topomyacin, gentomyacin, vancomyocin
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• early response of bronchoconstriction treated with Beta 2 agonist –
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asthma
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• smooth muscle, broncohoconstriction, excess mucous production, edema
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pathophysiciology of asthma
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• fractured femur of a 12 year old, burises on the shins and forehead of a 2 year old, arm burns from hot liquid pulled from the stove of a 4 year old
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normal injuries
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• they picture God as a human and have a great desire to learn about him
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school age children
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