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school age childre (4-12), loss of consiousness 5-10
absense seizure seconds, daydreaming look, drop whats in hands, lip
smacking or twitching of face
Acne Good diet, exercise, mild cleanser, don't pick Meds
Associated with a strep infection Cloudy tea colored
urine, dec urine output, periorbital edema, facial
edema that's worse in the am and then spreads down
over the day, mild -severe HTN, oliguria Proteinuria
Acute glomerulonephritis
and Smokey or tea colored urine, hematuria, increased
[AGN]
specific gravity, ASO titer - for strep infection Nursing
care o Restrict sodium and fluid o Edema risk for skin
breakdown o Diuretics, anti-hypertensives, abx for
strep infection
middle ear infection, common under 7, their tubes are
shorter and more horizontal than adults, give pain
meds, abx, and if surgery is needed, tube is put in the
acute otitis media middle ear, myringotomy, and the placement of
tympanoplasty tubes, tubes will fall out on their out in
2-6 months and tel HCP when they come out, dont get
thier ears wet
Administration of ear pinna down and back
drops
Adolescent (12-20) view of adult concept of death, resul of peers vs parents,
death and dying stressed out by changes in physical appearance
anticholinergic like s/e cant see, cant see, cant pee, cant spit, and shit
ipotropirum for asthma
anticipatory grief when death is expected or a possible outcome
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Avg age is around 10 years Abd pain in the RLQ, ↓ or
ATI PEDIATRIC PROCTORED
absent bowelCMS
sounds,EXAM WITH
fever, WBC VE...
↑and inflammatory
Appendicitis markers Diagnosis with CT Avoid heat to the abd
Fluids, abx prior to the stomach Suddenly feeling
better - ruptured appendix medical emergency
Intense itchy Damage from so much itching
Atopic dermatitis - eczema
Antihistamines + topical steroids
drooling, hoarseness, difficulty speaking and
swallowing, and high fever, most important, do not put
bacterial epiglottitis anything in their throat, no throat culture, or tongue
balses, cause airway to lcose up, abx therapy,
intubation supplies ready
Bathroom needs of toilet training begins when they have recognized the
toddlers sensation that they need to go potty
the bladder/urethra/ureteral orifices are coming
through the suprapubic area - medical emergency;
Bladder exstrophy
requires immediate surgery Sterile gauze over that
area and prepare for sx
bronchodilators for asthma albuterol -> s/e is tachycardia and temors
Firm swollen red area of the skin and subcutaneous
Cellulitis
tissue Fever Abx and warm moist compresses
impairment of motor function, coordination, and
posture Abnormal perception and sensation, visual,
hearing, and speech impairments; seizures, and
cognitive disabilities Cause is unknown - correlated
with prenatal risk factors Assessment findings: o
Spastic hypertonicity o Dyskinetic (non-spastic,
extrapyramidal) - jerking movements that appear slow
Cerebral palsy
and wormlike of the trunk neck face and tongue o
Ataxic s/s - wide based gait and difficulty with
coordination, difficulty with precise movements, and
low muscle tone Treatments - skeletal muscle relaxants
[Baclofen] + valium [diazepam] Complications -
aspiration *, elevated HOB, handle secretions, risk for
injury
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