Peds Ch 31,32,33,34 Flashcards

1
Q

What are teaching tips to give to parents when the child has to take antibiotics

A

Don’t stop taking antibiotics

take with food

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2
Q

What is the preferred injection site for an infant

A

Vastus lateralis

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3
Q

When assessing an IV site, what should the nurse be looking for

A

swelling, redness, irritation

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4
Q

What is important to know when calculating med doses in children

A

height and weight

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5
Q

What is fluid in the body cells

A

intracellular

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6
Q

What is fluid between the cells

A

interstitial

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7
Q

What is the word for ear medication

A

otic

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8
Q

What is the word for eye medication

A

opthalmic

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9
Q

What should be done to ear medication prior to giving it

A

Warm it to room temperature

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10
Q

How should ear medication be given to a young child

A

Pull ear down and back

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11
Q

How should ear medication be given to an older child

A

pull ear up and back

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12
Q

How would the nurse ID the patient prior to med administration

A

name and birth date

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13
Q

Where should a child be taken prior to doing any painful procedure including injections

A

treatment room

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14
Q

How should oral medication be given to an infant

A

nipple, syringe, med dropper

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15
Q

What is a chronic illness

A

long duration
progresses slowly
interferes with daily function

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16
Q

What is important to keep in mind when caring for a child with a chronic illness

A

Growth and development

17
Q

Name some chronic illnesses

A

Cystic Fibrosis
Cancer
Type 1 Diabetes
Down Syndrome

18
Q

What are some common caregiver responses to a child with chronic illness

A

Over protective
emotional
rejection
denial

19
Q

What are some common responses from children to chronic illness

A

Regression

20
Q

What are symptoms of physical abuse

A

Bruises, fractures, shaking, burns

21
Q

What are symptoms of sexual abuse

A

Aches and pains
GI upset
nightmares
aggression

22
Q

What is psychological abuse

A

emotional abuse

23
Q

What can happen if a nurse does not report suspected abuse

A

go to jail, license revoked

24
Q

What is Munchausen by proxy

A

Caregiver induces illness in a child to gain attention

25
Q

What are symptoms of shaken baby syndrome

A

ICP, high pitched cry, blindness

26
Q

Which socioeconomic group are most likely to show violence, neglect and sexual abuse

A

Poor

27
Q

What should a rape victim do immediately after being raped. What should she not do

A

Go immediately to the hospital

Don’t shower or change

28
Q

Give some examples of neglect

A

Not taking child to the doctor, dentist or school

29
Q

What is the main goal of hospice care

A

Comfort

30
Q

What is anticipatory grief

A

Grief process starts when child is diagnosed

31
Q

What are stages of grief and what does each mean

A

Denial-denies the death
Anger-angry at person who died or God
Bargaining-tries to think of things that could have been done better or differently
Depression-Sad about the loss
Acceptance-Accepts that the person is gone

32
Q

How should the nurse address cultural differences in times of death

A

Ask the family if they have any religious rituals they want to have done on their loved one

33
Q

When do kids realize the permanence of death

A

School age 8-9

34
Q

When family or the patient expresses concern what should the nurse do

A

encourage them to talk about it