Peds Ch 35 Flashcards

1
Q

What is myopia

A

nearsighted

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2
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What is hyperopia

A

farsighted

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3
Q

What is an astigmatism

A

blurred vision

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4
Q

What is a mydriatic med do

A

dilates pupil

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5
Q

What does a miotic med do

A

constricts pupil

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6
Q

cloudy lens that prevent light rays from entering eyes

A

cataracts

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7
Q

too much fluid which causes damage to the retina and can result in blindness

A

glaucoma

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8
Q

eyes don’t focus at the same object simultaneously

A

strabismus

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9
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lazy eye (eyes don’t move together

A

amblyopia

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10
Q

What is the treatment for amblyopia

A

patch the good eye

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11
Q

What are common treatment and family teaching for a child with bacterial conjunctivitis

A

antibiotics, eyedrops, ointment
don’t touch tip of dropper to eye
use separate washcloths and towels

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12
Q

What are symptoms of hearing loss

A
turn head to 1 side to listen
talks softly 
can't understand what was said
always turns up sound
gives inappropriate answers to questions
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13
Q

the middle ear structures fail to carry sound waves to inner ear

A

conductive hearing loss

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14
Q

anything that affects cochlea or vestibular cochlear nerve

A

sensorineural hearing loss

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15
Q

combines conductive and sensorineural hearing loss

A

mixed hearing loss

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16
Q

damage to, or faulty development of proper brain centers

A

central hearing loss

17
Q

When the nose secretions go up the eustachian tube to the middle ear
What is a common cause of this

A

otitis media

upper respiratory infection

18
Q

Symptoms of otitis media in a young child

A

repeatedly shakes head
rubs, or pulls at one ear
fever, hearing impairment, irritability, pain

19
Q

How does an infants nervous system differ from an adult or older child

A

nervous system is immature, running off of instinct

20
Q

What are febrile seizures

A

seizure that are caused by a fever

21
Q

What is the most common treatment for seizures

A

anticonvulsants

22
Q

What should the family be taught about taking anticonvolsants

A

don’t stop taking them, because they can relapse and have really bad seizures

23
Q

What is treatment for status epilepticus

A

immediately go the the hospital/ER

24
Q

what is the highest priority for a child with a seizure disorder

A

protect

turn on 1 side

25
Q

What is an absence seizure

A

not longer than 20 seconds- loses awareness, stares, doesn’t fall

26
Q

What are symptoms of Haemophilus Influenzae meningitis

A

high-pitched cry, fever, nuchal rigidity, purpuric rash

27
Q

How is meningitis spread

A

influenza- droplet infection

28
Q

How is meningitis diagnosed

A

lumbar puncture

29
Q

What is the positioning of a child for this

A

side- and in a ball

30
Q

What precautions would the nurse start when the patient is admitted

A

droplet

31
Q

What are warning signs of increased ICP after a head inury

A

decreased LOC

32
Q

What are 2 signs of increased ICP specific to an infant

A

high pitched cry, bulging fontanel

33
Q

What are some causes of cerebral palsy

A

maternal infection, nutritional deficiency, lack of O2

34
Q

What is hydrocephalus

A

excess CSF in the brain