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Respiratory Infections Flashcards

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Otitis Media

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  • Infection of the middle ear
  • Block of eustachian tube
  • Comes after respiratory infection
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Otitis Media - CMs

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  • Fussy
  • Pulling on ear
  • Fevers
  • Don’t want to lay down (supine)
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Otitis Media - Therapeutic Management

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  • Pharm
    > antipyretics: acetaminophen or ibuprofen
    > antibiotics if < 6 months: amoxicillin, amoxicllin-clavulanate, azithromycin, ceftriaxone
    > wait if > 6 months 24-48hrs before meds
  • Surgical
    > Myringotomy: small incision in eardrum for drainage
    > Tympanostomy: tubes
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Otitis Media - Nursing Interventions

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  • No chewing
    > incrs pain
  • Heat/cold for discomfort
  • Educate on med admin
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Otitis Media - Prevention

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  • Upright feedings
  • Up-to-date vaccinations
  • Breastfeed for 6 months
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Long-Term Impact of Chronic Ear Infections

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Hearing loss > Speech problems

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What makes children more prone to ear infections

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Infants and kids have shorter, wider, & straighter eustachian tubes

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Tonsilitis - Etiology & Manifs

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  • Etiology
    > infection/inflammation of the tonsils
    > viral, bacterial, or fungal
    > Strep A (strep throat)
  • Manifestations
    > fever
    > recurrent sore throat
    > enlarged red, white exudate tonsils
    > dysphagia (mouth breather)
    > difficulty swallowing
    > mouth odor, snoring
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Tonsilitis - Nursing Interventions

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  • No milk products
  • No red foods/liquids
  • Soft foods
  • Nothing sharp in mouth
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Tonsilitis - Therapeutic Management

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  • Pharm
    > antipyretics/analgesics: acetaminophen
    > hydrocodone if dysphagia
    > antibiotics
  • Surgical
    > tonsillectomy
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Tonsilitis - Highest Risk Age Group

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School age

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Tonsillectomy - Indications for Surgery

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  • Recurrent infections
  • Snoring at night
    > tonsils obstructive
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Tonsillectomy - Post-Op Care

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  • Red Flags
    > frequent swallowing = bleeding
  • Pain management
    > ice collar, analgesics
  • Diet
    > no carbonation or red dyes
  • Teaching
    > prevent sneezing, coughing, vomiting (antiemetics)
    > normal activity in 1-2wks
    > assess for S/S of infection
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Nasopharyngitis - Etiology & Manifs

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  • Etiology
    > common cold; virus, 10-14 days
    > inflammation in upper airway
  • Manifestations
    > nasal inflammation
    > dryness & irritation of nasal passages & pharynx
    > fever
    > dcrd appetite
    > restlessness
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Nasopharyngitis - Therapeutic Management/Nursing Interventions

treat symtpoms

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  • Hydration
    > pedialyte, gatorade
  • Rest
  • Cool mist humidifer
  • Medications
    > antipyretics
    > decongestants (6yrs+)
    > cough suppresants (avoid; over sedation)
  • DO NOT give
    > antihistamines or antibiotics
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Nasopharyngitis - Prevention

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  • Immunizations
  • Avoid 2nd hand smoke
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Nasopharyngitis - Signs tht Child Needs to be Seen by Provider

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  • Fever >101.4 unaffected by meds
  • Not drinking/eating
  • No wet diapers
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Acute Streptococcal Pharyngitis - Etiology & Manifestations

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  • Etiology
    > Group A Streptococcus (GABHS)
    > infection of upper airway
  • Manifestations
    > abrupt onset of pharyngitis
    > headahce
    > fever
    > abd pain
    > soare throat
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Acute Streptococcal Pharyngitis - Therapeutic Management

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Antibiotics: Penicillin

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Acute Streptococcal Pharyngitis - Nursing Interventions

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  • Obtain throat culture
  • Complete antibiotics
  • 24hrs after meds can go back to school
  • Hydration
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Acute Streptococcal Pharyngitis - Risk if Not Fully Treated

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  • Rheumatic fever
  • Re-infection
    > Glomerulonephritis
    > throw away toothbrush
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Bronchiolitis - Etiology & Manifestations

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Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)
- Etiology
> inflammation of the bronchioles tht produces thick mucus tht occludes bronchioles
- Manifestations
> fever
> eye drainage
> ear drainage
> rhinorrhea
> coughing/sneezing

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Bronchiolitis - Nursing Interventions

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  • Assess respiratory system
  • Monitor for distress
  • Droplet precautions
  • Suction secretions
  • No antibiotics
  • Antipyretics
  • O2 w/ humidification
  • May be intubated
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Bronchiolitis - Prevention

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  • Breast feed
  • Avoid tobacco smoke
  • Good hand hygiene
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What Vaccine for Epiglottitis

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Hib vaccine

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Epiglottitis - Etiology & Manifestations

9 manifs

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Medical Emergency
- Etiology
> inflammation of epiglottis
> Haemophiles influenza (bacteria)
> form of croup
> common in 2-8yrs
- Manifestations
> absence of cough
> tripod positioning
> drooling
> stridor
> fever
> sore/inflammed throat
> hoarse/muffled voice
> dysphagia
> dyspnea

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Epiglottitis - Therapeutic Management

precaution
meds
avoid

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  • Droplet precautions
  • Medications
    > analgesics
    > antipyretics
    > steroids
    > antibiotics
  • Things to Avoid
    > supine position
    > do not leave alone
    > nothing in mouth; not even for culture testing
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Epiglottitis - Nursing Interventions

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  • Maintain airway
  • High Fowler’s
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Epiglottitis - Prevention

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Hib Vaccination

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Acute Laryngotracheobronchitis - Etiology & Manifestations

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Croup
- Etiology
> inflammation of the larynx, trachea, & bronchi
> viral/bacterial
- Manifestations
> croupy/barky cough
> low grade temp
> progressive resp distress; inspiratory stridor > crackles/wheezing

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Acute Laryngotracheobronchitis - Nursing Interventions

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  • Airway protection
  • Assess respiratory status
  • Elevate HOB
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Acute Laryngotracheobronchitis - Therapeutic Management

meds

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  • Steroids
  • Bronchodilator
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Acute Laryngotracheobronchitis - Education

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  • Don’t admin cough syrup; can thicken & dry secretions
  • Cold mist
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Pertussis - Etiology & Manifestations

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Whooping Cough
- Etiology
> bordetella pertussis; bacterial infection of respiratory tract
> close contact w/ infected person
> common in unvaccinated kids (DTaP)
- Manifestations
> fever
> rapid coughing (could crack ribs)
> high-pitched inhalation w/ whoop sound
> cyanosis

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Pertussis - Nursing Interventions

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  • Droplet precautions
  • High Fowler’s
  • Administer antibiotics
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Pertussis - Prevention

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  • Droplet precautions
  • TDAP
  • DTaP
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Mononucleosis - Etiology & Manifestations

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Kissing Disease
- Etiology
> Epstein-Barr virus
> long-lasting
> common in adolescents
- Manifestations
> fever
> exudative pharyngitis (sore throat)
> enlarged spleen (LUQ pain)
> lymphadenopathy (swollen lymphs)

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Mononucleosis - Nursing Interventions

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  • Respiratory assessment
  • No antibiotics
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Mononucleosis - Long Term Concern

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  • Spleen; no contact sports for 3 months
  • Transmitted through saliva

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