Chapter 10 Flashcards

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Children 1 to 2 years of age

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May react extremely to painless procedures

Example taking a temperature

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Preparing child and patient

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  • calm confident approach
  • correctly identify the patient by using at least two patient identifiers
  • find out about child’s past experience with blood collections
  • develop a plan
  • place yourself at child’s eye level to explain and demonstrate procedure
  • establish guidelines
  • be honest when child asks whether the puncture will hurt
  • encourage parent involvement
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Children 3 to 5 years of age

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Perceive pain as a punishment for bad behavior they may react aggressively

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Children 6 to 12 years of age

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More likely to relate pain to past experiences

Example may perceive that a shot or needle hurts more than anything that ever happened to them

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Children 13 to 17 years of age

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More independent and may be embarrassed to show fear

Example usually need privacy and may react hostile to mask fear

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With proper preparation the child and patent

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Develop coping skills to help lessen the fear and diminish the hurt

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Parenting behaviors and examples have positive effect on relieving child distress

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Behaviors- distraction (look at mommy tell us about your doll)

Emotional support- hugging stoking hair paying and talking in a soothing voice

Explanation- we need to take a tiny bit of blood from finger you will feel a little prick

Positive enforcement - you did a great job holding your a still

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Distraction techniques

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Older than 3 years respond well. Helps refocus on a more pleasant experience.

Examples-
blow bubbles,pinwheels , counting,reading book,video,music,singing,talk gentle voice

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Topical anesthetic ( pain reliever ) EMLA(eutectic mixture of local anesthetic) rubbed on skin when needle stick used for venipuncture on a child doesn’t require a needle.

Applies to skin as patch or cream coverered with transparent dressing

Optimal anesthesia occurs after 45 to 60 minutes lasts 2 to 3 hrs

Drawbacks are the cost, need to apply 60 minutes before procedure, know in advance the location of vein to be used

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Sucrose (a sugar ) effective in reducing pain in crying time for an infant up to 6 months old

25% solution mixing 4 teaspoons of water with 1 tablespoon of sugar

Administers by oral syringe,dropper,nipple,pacifier

Sucrose nipple or pacifier given 2 minutes before heelsticks lasts about 5 minutes

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Which of the following is the specimen of choice for testing the ph,po2,and pcO2 of the blood

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Arterial blood

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Which of the following supplies is needed to collect blood for capillary blood gases from a newborn infant

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Metal filling

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Which of the following supplies is needed to collect blood for a pediatric venipuncture

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Safety winged infusion set

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Blood spot testing for neonatal screening disorders should be performed before the newborn is

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72 hrs old

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Venipunctures in an infant or toddler is recommended for which of the following blood tests

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Blood cultures

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When a skin puncture is performed on an infant which of the following Soecimens is collected first

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Hematology specimens

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