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Management (^) of care Epidemiology Communicable^ Diseases^ Nationally Notifiable Stl^ s
Epidemiological triangle consists^
of the (^) agent host t^ the^ environment communicable disease^ is the degree to (^) which
an organism is able to cause disease referred
to as (^) the virulence (^) an (^) degree
of communicability
Infectious diseases^ are^ transmitted^ either
vertically
from parentto^ offspring as
horizontally through
other (^) person to^ person interactions Seizures (^) Finding to (^) report For a 2 week^ oldnewborn
Soft tissue^ malignancies arise^ from undifferentiated
cells in the^
soft
tissues (^) muscles tendons in connective (^) as fibrous tissue (^) as in blood vessels osteosarcoma (^) peaks at^
age
15 during growth
spurts
a is more common in
bays
than
girls
Rhabdomyosarcoma^ is the (^) most common soft tissue malignancy in children
Safety Infection^ control
acute (^) neurologic Disorders^ Planning Care (^) for an
infant who^ has^
BM
meningitis is^ an^ inflammation of the (^) meninges which are^ the (^) connective (^) tissues that (^) cover the
which are^ conne ve (^) tissues that (^) cover the
brain t^ spinal cord
Expected findings are^ photophobia vomiting
irritability t headache Reye (^) syndrome (^) primarily affects^ the^ livest brain
causing
liver dysfunction t natural
edema
Organ neoplasms Planning^ Care^ For^ a^ Pre^ schooler
Who (^) has neutropenia Wilm's Tumor is a malignancy
that occurs in
the kidneys as^ abdomen alopecia occurs^ w^ chemotherapy a (^) radiation of the head (^) and (^) ar neck neuroblastoma is a^ malignancy that (^) occurs in the adrenal (^) gland sympathetic chain
of
the retroperitoneal area^ head^ neck^ pelvis^ or^ chest Seizures (^) Identifying Common Risk Factors
febrileep cerebral^ edema^ intracranialinfection
an (^) alia
drugs
are (^) some (^) risk (^) factors EEG (^) records electrical act t (^) can
identify
the originof seizure^ activity
Trauma hemorrhage congenital defects infection
are (^) some (^) risk
factors for epilepsy
Skin (^) Infections'd Infestations^ Teaching About Home Care^ For the family of^ a (^) child who has scabies avoid home^ remedies as^ it^ can^ worsen^ infection
sy
h s^ c^ al Inleg
ly Family centered^ Care^ Assessing^ the^ needs^ of a Single Parent The family
is viewed as^ a whale
system
instead
of
the individual members
Single parent family is whenthere's one
parent t^
one or (^) more children
for family stress^ offers guidance for adapting
to stress Hospitalization Illness (^) t (^) Play Preparing a^4 year old (^) child (^) for surgery Explain procedures^ using simple^ clear^ language encourage independence by (^) letting
child provide
self care
Provide
toys
that allow
for
emotional (^) expression Reduction Of Risk Potentials CV (^) disorders (^) planning care for an (^) Infant FF cardiac catheterization Provide (^) for continuous (^) cardiac monitoring oxygen saturation^ to (^) assess
for bradycardia
dysrhythmias hypotension^ t hyperemia Assess heart RR^
for
1 full minute
assess insertion^ site
for bleeding hematoma Chronic (^) Neuromusculoskeletal Disorders (^) creating a Plan (^) of care^ for an adolescent who (^) has muscular (^) dystrophy
M s (^) la
dy
s^1 I (^) Y Perform ROM^ exercises^ t^ provide^ appropriate physical act^ Includestretching (^) strength muscle
training
t breathing exercises Encourage the (^) use
of
incentive
spisometry
monitor (^) ten (^) am age adequate^ nutritional intake Chronic NM disorders^ Providing (^) teaching about increased it Observe
for manifestations^ of
shunt (^) malfunction t
hydrocephalus notify provider
minimize
environmental (^) stressors Chaise use (^) gentle movements when performing ROM exercises cystic Fibrosis^ Providing teaching to^ prevent^ compli Practice
regular
dental (^) hygiene Stay UTD (^) on immunizations including (^) yearly flu vaccinet (^) pneumococcal vaccine utilize ways to (^) provide CPT t breathing exercises Organ Neoplasms^ Neytrop e (^) ni c (^) Precautions Monitor Us Areport them^ to^ the^ HCP^ Reporttemp greater than 37.8^ c Monitor forfindings^ of infection lesions^ in^ the mouth Use (^) good hand (^) hygiene Renal Disorders (^) Identifying manifestations of Nephrotic (^) syndrome
oral (^) fluids Burns Priority nursing^ care
cleanse w^ mild
soap tepid water
Use antimicrobial treatment
Educate family to monitor (^) for manifestations
of infection
CU (^) disorders Administering (^) Digoxin monitor (^) peer toxicity bradycardia^ dysshythmia
NIV anorexia
monitor pulse withhold^ meds^ as^ prescribed
a (^) 901min infant 701min^ children Plan to^ administer^ Digoxin immune^
tag
as (^) an
antidote
for toxicity
CU (^) disorders (^) caring for a child^ who^ has^ HF maintain a^ high level
of
oral care administer (^) antibiotics
parentenally for
an extended
length of
time 2 8 weeks
usually
via a Plac^ line
Advise the family's
reg dentist
of existing
cardiac (^) problems to (^) ensure preventativetreatment chronic NM disorders^ teaching about^ home^ care for a child^ who has JIA Practice relaxation (^) techniques t^ nonpharmacalagical pain (^) management Exacerbation worsens w (^) illness
schedule routine follow
up
w (^) provides t^ regular
schedule routine follow
up
wI
ponder regal
eye exams
Fractures (^) Monitoring For Post op complications
Report pain that^ is not^ relieved^
by analgesics
pain that^ continues^ to^ increase^ in^ intensity
numbness (^) or
tingling
as a^ change in^ color^ of the extremity Some (^) complications include (^) compartmentsyndrome osteomyelitis Renal (^) calculi Embolism 9mm alulize elevate (^) the extremity Hematologic Disorders^ Managing sickle^ cell^ crisis
administer blood^ products packed RBCs^ t^ exchange
transfusions per facility protocol
mild moderate^ pain Ibuprofen acetaminophen
Severe (^) pain
op
i (^) aid (^) analgesics Provide intense^ hydration therapy whilemaintaining fluid (^) electrolyte balance
