Pedia Flashcards

1
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Normal ICP

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5-15 mmHg

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2
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Increased ICP value

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> 15

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3
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Life threatening ICP value

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> 20

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4
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Complications of Increased ICP

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Cushing’s Triad & Widened Pulse Pressure

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5
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S/S of Cushing’s Triad

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Hyper brady brady

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6
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Normal Pulse Pressure

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30-40 mmHg

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7
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<30 mmHg

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Narrow pulse pressure

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8
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> 40 mmHg

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widened pulse pressure

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9
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Initial S/S of >ICP

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Headache

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10
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Early Sign of >ICP

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High-pitched cry/Shrill cry

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11
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S/S of >ICP in infant

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Bulging fontanels

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12
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Diamond shape fontanel

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Anterior fontanel

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13
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Triangle shape fontanel

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Posterior fontanel

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14
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What month does the anterior fontanel close

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12-18 months

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15
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What month does the posterior fontanel close

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2-3 months

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16
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What is needed @ bedside for >ICP

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tape measure

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17
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Rationale for tape measure @ bedside

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measure >head circumference

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18
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q measure of head circumference

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q shift

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19
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What type of vomiting in >ICP

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Projectile vomiting

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20
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S/S of >IOP

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Diplopia

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21
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PERRLA (meaning)

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Pupil is equally round & reactive to light & accomodation

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22
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types of pupillary changes

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Anisocoria
Dilated pupils
Constricted pupils

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23
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what can be found in anisocoria

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brain damage

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24
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what can be found in dilated pupils

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shock

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what can be found in constricted pupils
narcotic overdose
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Pupil of >ICP
Sunset eyes
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important indicator of health in pedia
Weight
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3 s/s connected to GI in >ICP
Anorexia, Nausea, Weight Loss
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worst s/s of >ICP
Seizure
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Position of >ICP
Semi-fowler's position
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Can the client sneeze with >ICP
No, sneezing, coughing or crying can >ICP
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Fluid intake of client w/>ICP
1.2k -1.5k ml/day
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Meds for >ICP
Diuretics Anti-inflammatory Antacids Anti-seizure Anti-coagulants
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Type of diuretics for >ICP
Loop & Osmotic
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Monitored in Loop diuretic
Hypokalemia
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Diuretic that is localized
Loop
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Diuretic that is general
Osmotic
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Anti-inflammatory meds for >ICP
Steroids (Dexamethasone)
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Why is dexamethasone given to >ICP
to prevent cerebral edema
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2 types of antacid
Mg-based Al-based
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S/E of Antacids (Mg-based)
Diarrhea
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S/E of Antacids (Al-based)
Constipation
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Anti-coagulant that checks ptt
Heparin
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Anti-coagulant that checks pt
Warfarin
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Route of Warfarin
Oral
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Route of Heparin
Oral
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Can Opiates/Sedatives be given
NO!!! it can lead to respi or cardio depression
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Generalized seizure
Grand Mal
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Phase during seizure
Tonic-Clonic
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Phase after seizure
Post-Ictal
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Blank facial expressions
Petite-Mal/Absent Seizure
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Tonic-Clonic than Grand Mal
Jacksonian
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Common in adults
Psychomotor
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Common in children <5 yrs old
Febrile
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Most dangerous seizure
Status Epilepticus
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On/Off seizure or Continuous Seizure
Status Epilepticus
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Meds for Seizure
Hydantoin Benzodiazepines Iminostillbenes Valproates
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Last resort meds for seizure
Valproic acid
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SE of Hydantoin
Gingival Hyperplasia & Pinkish red urine
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used for refractory seizures
Iminostillbenes
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SE of Valproates
Hepatotoxicity
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Ends in "-lam/-pam"
Benzodiazepines
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Surgery for Seizure
Neurectomy
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Has a permanent effect
Bacterial meningitis
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Diagnostic test for Bacterial Meningitis
Lumbar Puncture
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Position of Lumbar Puncture
Knee-Chest/C shape
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Location of LP
L3, L4, L5
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Color of Positive for Bacterial Meningitis
Cloudy
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What causes cloudy color in CSF for bacterial meningitis
High Protein & High WBC
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Knee flexed w/pain @ hamstring, back, neck
Kernig's
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Nape flex w/pain @ back, nack
Brudzinski's
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Stiff Neck w/body movement as 1 unit
Nuchal Rigidity
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arching of the back with head thrown back
Opithostonos
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Meds for Bacterial Meningitis
Anitbiotic Therapy (depends of MD)
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Common in children
Head trauma
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Forceful contact in a rigid skull
Concussion
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Structural alteration that is characterized by extravasation of the blood
Contusion
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Mngt of Head Trauma
Safety Assess for cerebral functioning Assess for cervical injury
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Position of car seat for <3 yrs old
rear facing
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Position of car sear for >3 yrs old
front facing