Test 2: school age child problems

Question 1

redness and swelling of the skin, occurs when extremities, usually the hands are exposed intermittently to temperature of 30-60 degrees F
As warming takes place, the sensations become intense but ordinarily subside in a few days

Answer 1

Chilblain

Question 2

tissue damage caused when excessive heat loss to local tissues allows ice crystals to form in tissues.
When frozen tissues thaw, the tissue damage is like that from a high temperature burn, the frostbitten part appears white or blanched, feels solid and is without sensation.
Rapid rewarming is associated with less tissue necrosis and extreme pain when sensation returns

Answer 2

Frostbite

Question 3

The cooling of the body’s core temperature to injurious levels

Answer 3

Hypothermia

Question 4

Is an acute cutaneous disorder that may be associated with infections (usually viral) or ingestion of drugs
Urticarial plaque with a dusky or vesicular center, which appears primarily on the palms, soles, and extensor surfaces

Answer 4

Erythema multiform

Question 5

Lesions of the skin, eyes, and mucous membranes; fever and multiple systemic symptoms
It begins with flulike symptoms (malaise, sore throat, fever, and sever headache)
Mucous membrane ulceration often becomes sever enough to interfere with eating, and many patients have pulmonary involvement

Answer 5

Erythema multiform exudativum (Steven Johnson syndrome)

Question 6

Generalized erythematous rash that rapidly evolves unto bullae and peeling

Answer 6

Topical epidermal necrolysis (lyell disease)

Question 7

Behavior checklist/assessment tools for ADHD

Answer 7

IQ
Hand-eye coordination
Visual and auditory perception
Comprehension and memory

Question 8

Medication used for ADHD

Answer 8

Dextroamphetamine (Dexedrine), amphetamine, and dextroamphetamine (Adderall)
Methylphenidate (Ritalin)

Question 9

Achievement below which is expected for age, development, schooling, level of intelligence

Answer 9

Learning disabilities