Unit 2 Flashcards

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data findings for a child with CHD

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  • respiration abnormalities and infection
  • clubbing (chronic hypoxia) !
  • sweating !
  • activity intolerance !
  • need of frequent rest periods !
  • abnormal color, pulses, rhythm, and cap refill
  • fatigue during feeding !
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what are the acyanotic defects

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PDA, ASD, VSD
THEY INCREASE PULMONARY FLOW
SHUNTS BLOOD LEFT TO RIGHT

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what is ASD? s/s? severity? tx? complications?

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atrial septic defect (hole between the atria
s/s: murmur
- not that severe
tx: surgery, may close randomly, dacron patch/suture
complications: stroke and heart failure

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what are s/s of PDA

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  • dyspnea, wide pulse pressure present, radial pulse full and bounding on exertion
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in COA what happens to the vessels

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they are pinched or narrowing

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s/s of COA

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  • elevated bp and bounding pulses in upper extremities
  • decreased or absent pulse and decreased bp in lower extremities
  • leg pain post-exercise
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is a cyanotic defect

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TOF (makes heart look like boot)
- shunts blood from right to left

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what are the 4 abnormalities of TOF

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  1. stenosis
  2. VSD
  3. displaced aorta
  4. hypertrophy of right ventricle
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9
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never let a baby do what in cardiac

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cry for a long time

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10
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what does a cardiac catheter show

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blood pressure within heart

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after a cardiac catheterization the px should not do what

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px should not move and leg should stay still

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what age is a cardaic cath done in an infant/kid

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4 months - 2 years old

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13
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what should the pulse rate be on an infant if you want to give digoxin

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if pulse rate of infant is lower than 100 bpm hold the med

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what should the pulse rate be on an older child if you want to give digoxin

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to give digoxin to an older child pulse rate should be more 70 bpm

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how long do you count apical pulse for to give digoxin

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count apical pulse for 1 full minute

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16
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how many nurses do you need to verify digoxin dose? can you skip doses? can you make up doses? can you mix it with food or formula?

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  • need two nurses to verify digoxin dose
  • do not skip dose
  • do not make up dose
  • do not mix with food or formula
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17
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what are the s/s of TOF

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cyanosis increase with age
clubbing fingers
growth retardation
respiratory infections
feeding problems
syncope

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18
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s/s of kawasaki disease?

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  • strawberry tongue
  • peeling skin
  • increased platelet and coagulation labs
  • abrupt fever
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if you have Kawasaki disease what do you do about immunizations

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postpone immunizations for 11 months if you have Kawasaki disease

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20
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tx of Kawasaki disease

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IVIG
- aspirin for anticlotting

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21
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what is the big difference between croup and other respiratory problems

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barky cough

22
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what kind of precaution is RSV

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contact precaution

23
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what will you hear with RSV

24
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if px have tonsillectomy and is frequently swallowing what could be happening

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px could be bleeding in throat

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with tonsillectomy what do you avoid
avoid milk, red dyes, coughing, sneezing
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what medication is used for exercise-induced asthma? do not use this med for what?
cromolyn - do not use Cromolyn for acute episode
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how do you relief tet spells in infant with TOF
knee to chest position
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what are the early signs of heart failure
- tachycardia - fatigue during feedings - sweating - dyspnea - weight gain
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s/s of left-sided heart failure
LEFT SIDED HEART FAILURE IS LUNGS - tachypnea - cough, crackles - blood-tinged sputum
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s/s of right-sided heart failure
RIGHT SIDED HEART FAILURE IS GI - enlarged liver - ascites - weight gain/dependent edema - gi distress/ anorexia - distended jugular veins
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administer what when a baby is crying
oxygen
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s/s of bronchitis (RSV)
- mild fever, serous nasal discharge , wheezing cough
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what is epiglottis? caused by? is there a cough? severity?
swelling of tissue above vocal cords - cough is absent - caused by influenzae B - life threatening
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what are s/s of asthma
- wheezing, restlessness, and itchy chest, shortness of breath
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what kind of stool do you have with cystic fibrosis
bulky foul smelling stool that is frothy
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thick impacted feces from cystic fibrosis can cause what
rectal prolapse
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what diet is px on with cystic fibrosis
high protein high calorie
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what kind of chest does a CF px have
barrel chest
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do you swab anything on px if they have epiglottitis
NO do not swab at all
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goals of CF treatment
fat soluable vitamins ( ADEK) give pancreatic enzymes with apple sauce infection prevention is key
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what Hgb and Hct value do you suspect anemia
less than 11g/dl for Hgb Hct less than 33
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for iron deficiency anemia take supplements with what? avoid what?what does the stool look like?
take with straw, vitamin C, on empty stomach - no dairy products 1 hr before or 2 after - green tarry stool
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do not give cows milk to child before what age
1
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what triggers a sickle cell attack or crisis
- exposure to cold - dehydration - infection - physical or emotional stress -
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how do infants perceive death
they dont
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how do toddler perceive death
it is just separation or abandonment
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how do preschooler perceive death
reversible or in deep sleep state, death is temporary
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how do school age children perceive death
realize death is final by 8-9 y/o decrease in sense of belonging
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how do adolscents perceive death
they feel anger and resentment less future-oriented trouble accepting diagnosis
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s/s of death
slow breathing, grey skin, vital signs drop
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how to educate on prevents SIDS
put to sleep on back