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Mallory-Weiss tearsLongitudinal tears in the esophagus at the esophagogastric junction. in chronic alcoholics, severe vomiting and bleeding GERD S&S30-60 min after meal- evening onset Belching, chest pain Resp- asthma, cough, laryngitis PREVENTION: eating sitting up, losing weight, avoiding large meals Gastric and Duodenal Ulcer S&SGastric: pain increase after eating, anorexia, weight LOSS, HEMATEMESIS (bloody vomit) Duodenal: Pain relieved by eating or pain (3-5 hrs) at midnight, ap...

Stress in childhood Stress can cause serious changes in health or behavior (HA, tummy ache, tantrum, anxiety) Children's vulnerability to, reaction to and ability to handle stress is dependent on age, temperament, life situation, state of health Early Stress' Impact on Development Development of trust/sense of security begins in infancy. The first **3 years of life** are critical periods for brain development (especially limbic and prefrontal parts of the R brain that regulate attention, e...

The nurse is caring for a newborn 30 minutes after birth. After assessing respiratory function, the nurse would report which findings as abnormal? 1. Respiratory rate of 66 breaths per minute 2. Periodic breathing with pauses of 25 seconds 3. Synchronous chest and abdomen movements 4. Grunting on expiration 5. Nasal flaring 2, 4, 5 A 2-day-old newborn is asleep, and the nurse assesses the apical pulse to be 88 beats/min. What would be the most appropriate nursing action based on ...

Vulnerability A state of being "at risk" for inadequate physical, psychological, or social health well-being due to life circumstance(s) and or a specific response to an event, disease process. Factors that contribute to vulnerability: -Age -Socioeconomic status -Developmental stage -Race/genetics -Co-morbidites -Multiple stressors -Ethnicity -Access to food, healthcare How does society define poor? 1) Blaming the victim: should instead be evaluating the system 2) Focusing on an ...

Risks of vaccines [minor SE: local tender, red, swelling at the injection site, low grade fever, behavioral changes within hours-day of administration] Vaccines are: Safe, effective, serious disease can occur in unvaccinated individuals for routine immunizations are among the safest and most reliable drugs available (most studied in kids) Factors that contribute to hesitancy Lack of information on vaccines Lack of information on diseases that vaccines prevent and their severity Informat...

unit/slide deck 13start of elimination: GI disorders dysphagiadifficulty swallowing what cranial nerves are involved in swallowing?V, IX, X, XII Odynophagiapainful swallowing what could've caused odynophagia