T2-SIDS Flashcards

1
Q

What ethnicity is SIDs more frequent in?

A

African american

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2
Q

SIDS is the ____ leading cause of death age 1 month-1 year

A

3rd

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3
Q

What can be in the crib with the baby when they go to sleep?

A

Nothing should be in there–no soft objects or loose bedding

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4
Q

Where should blankets come up to?

A

No higher than shoulder

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5
Q

The death of an apparently healthy infant that remains unexplained after thorough autopsy and death scene investigation

A

SIDS

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6
Q

Is SIDS apnea?

A

No

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7
Q

Is SIDS predictable?

A

No

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8
Q

Is SIDs preventable?

A

No

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9
Q

What is a near SIDS?

A

A term in an apparent life threatening event that could have possibly been SIDS

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10
Q

Can SIDS be caused by infant botulism? immunizations?

A

No to both

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11
Q

Is SIDs caused by bad/poor or stupid parents or neglect or abuse?

A

No

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12
Q

Can you get SIDS if you have a cold? vomiting or choking?

A

No to both

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13
Q

Is SIDS contagious?

A

No

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14
Q

Is SIDS a herdeitary syndrome?

A

No

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15
Q

Is there suffering in SIDS babies?

A

No

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16
Q

How does death occur in SIDS?

A

Very rapidly, usually during sleep

17
Q

What is the peak age of SIDS?

A

2-4 months

18
Q

When do the majority of SIDS deaths occur?

A

During winter months

19
Q

Who is more commonly the victim: male or female?

A

Male

20
Q

Who is more susceptible: first or second child?

A

Second

21
Q

What are some risk factors for SIDS?

A
Maternal smoking
Poor prenatal care
Low birth weight
Hard drug use
Young maternal age
22
Q

T/F: Most babies with risk factors live and babies with no risk factors die

A

TRUE

23
Q

Why is SIDS difficult to deal with?

A

Unexpected
Quiet, suddenness of event
Lack of support from family and friends

24
Q

How does SIDS after the event affect marriage?

A
  • May increase or decrease communication
  • May strengthen relationship or cause total disruption
  • Sexual relationship may be affected
25
Q

Why may the sexual relationship of parents whose child died from SIDS be affected?

A
  • Fear of future pregnancy

- Guilt about enjoyment in sex

26
Q

Who may have an urgency for a second child after a SIDS death: dad or mom?

A

Dad

27
Q

How do parents act with subsequent children after a SIDS death?

A
  • Tremedous fear–overprotection
  • Difficulty bonding
  • Lack of attention toward spouse
28
Q

T/F: After a SIDS death, parents are so involved with their own grief they have little energy for siblings

A

True

29
Q

T/F: After a SIDS death, parents have guilt even though they know SIDS is basically unpreventable.

A

TRUE

They think “was it my fault?”, “was there anything I could have done?”, “why didn’t I…?” etc

30
Q

After SIDS death, what should we do for nursing interventions?

A
  • Encourage parent to hold infant
  • Dress them in their own clothes
  • Give them private time
  • Don’t leave the baby alone
  • Ask about baptism, clergy, priest
  • Give info on who to call
  • Insist on calling someone
  • Listen