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Kish physical/develo

Kish-children born w/physical/developmental d/o's

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In order to allow for growth changes, a cleft palate repair can be performed at what age? 6-18 months
Teaching a child to drink through a straw after what typr of repair is contraindicated? cleft palate repair
Allowing a child to self feed with a spoon is contraindicated for a cleft palate repair during healing becuase the spoon could hit the roof of the mouth and cause injury
the appropriate technique to introduce a liquid diet postop cleft palate repair is to offer the child small glasses of fluid at a time
What kind of diet order would be indicared for a baby diagnosed with an unrepaired tracheosphageal fistula NPO
In an unrepaired Tracheoesophageal Atresia and fistula, why is it important to frequently suction the mouth and nose to prevent secretions from leaking into lungs and causing pneumonia
What disorder consists of a triad of the following symptoms: small mandible, cleft palate, and glossoptosis Pierre Robin Syndrome
why should a child with Pierre Robin SYndrome be placed in a side laying position? to prevent the tongue from falling back and obstructing the airway
what causes muscle flaccidity in an infant with myelomeningocele? lower motor neuron damage to the lower extremities
what three types of immobilization techniques are used to treat Congenital Hip Dysplasia? Freika Splint, Pavlik Harness, Spica Cast
when utilizing a Pavlik Harness for Hip Dysplasia, what important skin care practice should be taught to parents? check 2-3 times a day under the straps to prevent skin breakdown
when applying corrective casting for Talipes, how high do the casts extend? above the knees
Ewhat might a child with Talipes D/O have to sleep in to assist in correcting the foot positioning? high top shoes or a Denis Browne Splint
what is a tell tale sign of Trisomy 21? a horizontal palmar crease
A high pitched cat like cry is asscoiated with what D/O? Cri Du Chat
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