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Nursing 370

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  1. 1impetigo contagiosaVery contagious
    antifungal medication
  2. 2Diaper dermatitis caused byIrritation of urine and feces
    detergeants from clothing
    Chemical irritants
  3. 3Diaper dermatitis looks likeisolated into one area
  4. 4Cellulitis d/t puncture wound isInflammation of skin and subcutaneous tissue
  5. 5Cellulitis d/t puncture wound can progress to...Abscess
    Can become very serious
  6. 6Candidiasis of diaper looks..Beefy and central erythema with satellite pustules
  7. 7Candidiasis of diaper is caused by... and can be treated with...Yeast
    Antifungal medication
  8. 8Atopic dermatitis (eczema) is treated..The same as wounds...
    Relieve itching
    Keep moist
  9. 9Atopic dermatitis (eczema) often is associated with..food allergies
    allergic rhinitis
    asthma
  10. 10First degree burn is...Superficial
  11. 11Second degree burn is...Partial thickness
  12. 12Third degree burn is...Full thickness
  13. 13Fourth degree burn is...Full thickness and underlying tissue
  14. 14Simple or closed fracture is...No break in the skin
  15. 15Compound or open fracture...Protrudes through the skin
  16. 16Complicated fractures...Bone fragments damage other organs or tissues
  17. 17Comminuted fractures...Fragments lie in surrounding tissue
  18. 18Developmental dysplasia of hip (DDH) is due to...Shallow acetabulum (head in socket)
    Subluxation (complete dislocation)
    Dislocation
  19. 193 planes of scoliosis are...Lateral curvature
    Spinal rotation causing rib asymmetry
    Thoracic hypokyphosis
  20. 20Osteomyelitis is...Inflammation or infection of bone tissue
  21. 21Osteomyelitis is caused by...Exogenous or hematogenous sources
  22. 22High risk classification of infant based on... 3 thingsBirth weight
    Gestational age
    Predominant pathological problems
  23. 23Four U's of late preterm infants are...Unrecognized
    Underestimated deaths
    Unpredictable
    Understudied
  24. 24Respiratory distress syndrome is due to...Lack of surfactant in prematurity
    Immature lungs
  25. 25Patent ductus arteriosus is...Persistent opening of 2 vessels coming from the heart
  26. 26PDA can cause...Too much deoxygenated blood to the heart
    Weakened heart
    Causes heart failure/complications
  27. 27Periventricular-intraventricular hemorrhage can lead to...Intraventricular hemorrhage
    Graded 1-4
  28. 28NEC is...Acute inflammatory disease of the bowel
  29. 29Retinopathy of prematurity can lead to...Blindness
  30. 303 types of neonatal sepsis are...Prenatally acquired
    Early (1-3 days)
    Late (1-3 weeks)
  31. 31If no meconium is passed in first 24h, assess for...Hirschsprung's disease
    Hypothyroidism
    Meconium plus
    Meconium ileus
  32. 32Hirschsprung's disease is...Abnormal nerves in the rectum and colon
  33. 33Encoperesis is...Child holds stool d/t stress, psychological or developmental issues
  34. 34How is GER diagnosedpH test of stomach contents
  35. 35GERD occurs when...LES relaxes and may enter airway
  36. 36Esophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula (TEF) is...Esophagus and trachea not parallel tracks
    Eso ends with either blind pouch or connect by fistula
  37. 37Gastroschisis is..When the abdominal contents are on the outside
  38. 38Omphalocele is...Abdominal wall not closed... Contents poke through
  39. 39Intussusception is when...Proximal bowel telescopes into distal segment
  40. 40Indirect bilirubin is...Fat soluble
    Not easily excreted
    Must be conjugated into direct by liver
  41. 41Direct bilirubin is...Water soluble
    Easy excreted into stool
  42. 42Kernicterus is...Bilirubin encephalopathy
    Permanent damage of brain tissue
  43. 43Positional plagiocephaly is...Flattening of part of the back of head
    From being in the same position
  44. 44Steps to a postpartum assessmentVP BUBBLESS
    Vital signs, Pain
    Breasts/nipples
    Uterine fundus
    Bladder/Bowel function
    Lochia
    Episiotomy/lacerations
    Swelling (leg edema)
    Psychosocial status
  45. 45C/S incision inspection...REEDA
    Redness
    Ecchymosis
    Edema
    Discharge
    Approximation
  46. 46Thrombocytopenia refers to...Low platelet counts
  47. 47Aplastic anemia is...All blood elements are depressed
    Pancytopenia
  48. 48Types of leukemia... 4 typesALL
    AML
    ANLL
    Stem cell leukemia
  49. 49What are the 4 phases of chemotherapy and how long does each one last?Induction (4-6 weeks)
    CNS prophylactic therapy
    Intensification (6-8 mos)
    Maintenance (2-3 year)
  50. 50What does the consolidation/intensification phase of chemo do?Eradicates residual leukemic cells
    Prevent resistant clones
  51. 51What does maintenance phase of chemo do?Preserves remission
  52. 52What are the 2 types of lymphomasHodgkin's disease
    Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma
  53. 53What is the force field theory?Through change transition you identify the forces
    Restraining
    Driving
  54. 545 stages of trans-theoretical modelPrecontemplation
    Contemplation
    Planning or preparation
    Action
    Maintenance
  55. 55What are the orders of change1st order - Part of system changes
    2nd order - System itself changes. New rules
    Spontaneous - one thing one day and next is completely different
  56. 56What are the 3 parts of glasgow coma assessment?Eyes
    Verbal response
    Motor response
  57. 57What are the complications of head trauma? 4 thingsEpidural hemorrhage
    Subdural hemorrhage
    Herniation
    Cerebral edema
  58. 582 types of brain tumorsInfratentionial (cerebellum/brain stem) 60%
    Supratentorial
    (Cerebrum) 40%
  59. 59What is a neuroblastoma?Malignant solid tumor
    Majority develop in the adrenal glands
  60. 60Bacterial meningitis is... and what is the definitive test of diagnosis?Acute inflammation of meninges and CSF
    LP is test
  61. 61What is aseptic meningitis usually caused by?Viral infiltration
  62. 62Encephalitis causes an alteration of...Brain and spinal cord functioning
  63. 63Reye's syndrome is what?Toxic encephalopathy with other characteristic organ involvement
  64. 64A partial seizure is...Local onset
    Involves small location of the brain
  65. 65Generalized seizure involves...Both hemispheres of the brain
    No local onset
  66. 66Absence seizuresPetit mal or lapses
    Brief loss of consciousness
  67. 67Atonic seizuresSudden momentary loss of muscle tone
    Sudden fall to ground
    Head droops several times
  68. 68Myoclonic seizuresBrief contractions of muscle groups
    Single/repetitive
    No LOC
    Associated with falling asleep
  69. 69Hydrocephalus is...Imbalance in production/absorption of CSF
  70. 70Hydrocephalus is associated with...Myelomeningocele
  71. 71The most common cause of hyperthyroidism isGrave's disease
  72. 72Grave's is...Enlarged thyroid gland
    Autoimmune response to TSH receptors
  73. 73Cushing's syndrome is the result of...Excess circulating cortisol
    Side effect of steroid treatment
  74. 74T1DMDestruction of B cells
    leads to absolute insulin deficiency
  75. 75T2DMInsulin resistance
    A lot of sliding scale for chidren
  76. 76Difference between PROM and PPROM is...PROM more than 1 hour before onset of labor
    PPROM before 37wks
  77. 77Amniotic fluid testing positive if...Fern's test
    Vaginal pH >6-6.5
    Fluid passing from cervical os
    Visual pool in posterior fornix
  78. 78Define dystocia...Long, difficult or abnormal labor
  79. 79Labor dystocia causes:Cervical dilation
    Effacement (Primary powers)
    Descent (secondary powers)
  80. 80What is precipitous labour?From onset of labour to birth is < 3 hours
  81. 81Induction of labour is...Initiation of uterine contractions
  82. 82Augmentation of labour is...Artificial stimulation given when it has progressed abnormally
  83. 83Methods of labour augmentation (3 types)Oxytocin
    Amniotomy
    Nipple stimulation
  84. 84Action steps if oxytocin causes hyper-stimulation?Discontinue
    position on left side
    O2 mask = 10L
    IV bolus if needed
  85. 854 obstetric emergenciesShoulder dystocia
    Prolapsed cord
    Ruptured uterus
    Amniotic fluid embolism
  86. 86What augments and decreased uterine contractionsincrease - prostaglandins
    oxytocin
    Decrease - tocolytics
  87. 87What are the 3 postpartum phases?Taking-in (2-3days)
    Taking-hold (3-14days)
    Letting-go (15d-6mos)
  88. 88Rh isoimmunization is needed for..-ve mother
    +ve infant
    Prevent sensitization in subsequent pregnancies
    28weeks
  89. 89What are the 3 types of beliefs?Facilitating
    Restraining
    Core beliefs
  90. 90What are 5 methods to soften suffering?Acknowledgment
    Social support
    Hope
    Prayer
    Individual/family counselling
  91. 91The first stage of labour is...Begins with onset of regular contractions
    Ends with full dilation/effacement
  92. 92What are the 3 phases of the 1st stage of labour?Latent (0-3cm)
    Active (4-7cm)
    Transition (8-10cm)
  93. 93What are the 3 lab tests done during the first stage of labour?CBC
    Type and hold
    Urinalysis
  94. 94What is the second stage of labour?Begins with full effacement/dilation and ends with childbirth
  95. 95What are the 3 phases in the second stage of labour?Latent (passive descent into canal)
    Descent (Active pushing, bearing down)
    Transition (Presenting part on perineum, bear down)
  96. 96What don't you want to labour on your back?Compresses the inferior vena cava
    Decreases even more O2 for babe
  97. 97What is the third stage of labour?Placental separation and expulsion
  98. 98How do you know the placenta separating in the third stage?Vaginal fullness
    Gush of blood
    Change in uterine shape
    Lengthening of umbilical cord
  99. 99What is the fourth stage of labour?Assessment
    Post-anesthesia recovery
    Family-newborn relationship
  100. 100What are the 3 R's of coping with labour pain?Relaxation
    Rhythm
    Ritual
  101. 101What are the 3 types of pharmacological management of labour?Sedatives
    Analgesics and anesthetics
    Nerve block
  102. 102What do the lobules in the breasts do?Clusters of alveoli
    Drain the lobes
  103. 103What expels the milk from the alveoli?Myoepithelium
  104. 104What contracts to help with latching?Smooth muscles in the areola
  105. 1051 mammary gland consists of...15-20 lobes
    divided into lobules
  106. 106Breasts are made of what kind of tissue?Adipose
    Glandular
    Fibrous
  107. 107What do montgomery glands on the breast do?Lubricate the nipple
  108. 108What are the 3 types of phases of breast milk?Colostrum (2-3d)
    Transition milk (1-2w)
    Mature milk (2w-on)
  109. 109What kind of breast milk is increased fats, lactose and calories?Transitional milk
  110. 110What is transitional milk composed of?Combination of colostrum and mature milk
  111. 111What kind of milk has increased proteins and immunological factors?Colostrum
  112. 112What are the 2 types of mature milk?Foremilk (incr. water)
    Hindmilk (incr. fat)
  113. 113What does manual expressing of breastmilk do?Increases milk production

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