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Hospitalized Child Flashcards

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Erickson’s stage for the infant?

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Trust vs. Mistrust

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Erickson’s stage for the toddler?

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Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt

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Erickson’s stage for the Preschooler?

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Initiative vs. Guilt

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Erickson’s stage for the School Age child?

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Industry vs. Inferiority

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Erickson’s stage for an Adolescence?

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Identity vs. role confusion

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Is regression normal?

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Yes, can be a coping mechanism

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Name stressors associated with hospitalization for infants and toddlers?

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Parent-child relationship disturbed
Unpredictable routines
Separation anxiety
Fear injury and pain
Loss of control
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What are the 3 stages of separation anxiety? Describe each stage.

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Protest- loud cry, Despair- quite and pouting, Detachment- ignore original person

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What are the ages for infants?

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What are the ages for toddlers?

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1-3

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What are the ages for preschoolers?

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3-6

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What are the ages for school age?

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6-12

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What are the ages for adolescents?

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12-18

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Which age group demonstrates parallel play?

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Toddlers

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Which age group demonstrates associative play?

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Preschoolers

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What is a transitional object?

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A security object- blanket, stuffed animal, pacifier

17
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Major concern for any age child, but especially younger children?

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Safety

18
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Name stressors associated with hospitalization for preschoolers?

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Some separation anxiety
Concept of body limited
Fear of injury, pain, mutilation, and intrusive procedures
Loss of control*
Believe illness is punishment for some thought or deed

19
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Common nursing implications for preschoolers?

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Band-aids
Use distractions*
Pseudo-choice*
Explain procedures- avoid words w/ double meaning
Urge parents to comfort*
Accept regression*
Avoid Yes/No questions*
20
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What is the #1 fear for adolescents?

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Body image disturbance

21
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Must access for what coping mechanisms?

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Regression
Denial
Repression
Postponement
Bargaining
Lashing Out
22
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Who can give informed consent?

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Parent
Legal Guardian
Emancipated Minor

23
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Assessment knowledge for Height in children?

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Measure lying down till 2
50% increase in length by age 1
Doubles by age 4
Triples by 12 (girls), 13 (boys)

24
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Assessment knowledge for Weight in children?

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Average weight of NB 3.4 kg or 7 1/2 lbs
Lose weight for the first few days, regain by day 10
Weight doubles by 4-6 mos, triples by 1, quadruples by age 3

25
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Increase in head circumference can be a sign of?

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ICP- Increased inter-cranial pressure

26
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Things to know while analyzing growth?

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Serial plotting over time, Look for a sharp increase or decrease

27
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What is EMLA or LMX4 used for?

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cream to numb in preparation of IV

28
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Why is only 1 food introduced at a time and at least 3 days until another is introduced?

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To assess for allergies

29
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Vitals for a new born?

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T-97.7-99.1
P-120-160
R-30-60
BP-65-95/30-60

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Vitals for a 4 yr?

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T-97.5-98.6
P-80-125
R-20-30
BP-91-107/50-66

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Vitals for a 10 yr?

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T-97.5-98.6
P-70-110
R-16-22
BP-102-115/60-75

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Vitals for a 16 yr?

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T-97.5-98.6
P-55-90
R-15-20
BP-111-130/65-80

33
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How to factor daily fluid needs?

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1-10 kg 100mL/kg/day

10-20 kg 100mL/kg for 1st 10kg
+ 50mL/kg for 2nd 10kg

Greater than 20 kg 1500mL for 1st 20kg
+ 20mL/kg for each kg > than 20

34
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Daily fluid needs for a 9kg child?

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900 ml/day

35
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Daily fluid needs for a 16 kg child?

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1300 ml/day

36
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Daily fluid needs for a 23 kg child?

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1560 ml/day

37
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What are minimum Urine Outputs for pediatrics?

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Infants & Toddlers: ≥ 2-3mL/kg/hr

Preschoolers & young children: ≥1-2 mL/kg/hr

School-age & adolescents: 0.5-1 mL/kg/hr

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