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FM1 Test 3

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Stressors Those events that cause stress. Children are adaptable and rarely suffer ill effects
Seperation Anxiety is also called? Anaclitic Depression
Protest Phase - What do children exhibit? Act aggressively to separation from parents & are inconsolable. Cry, scream, cling, attacks, rejects strangers
Despair Phase - What do children exhibit? The crying stops & depression sets in. They are inactive, withdrawn, depressed, sad, uncommunicative, regresses
Detachment Phase or Denial - What do children do? It is a sign of resignation. They show increased interest in surrounding, interacts with others, forms new relationships, appears happy
Name the 3 phases of seperations anxiety in children Protest phase, despair phase & detachment phase
Ceiling Effect Doses higher than the recommended dose will NOT produce greater relief. Opoids do NOT have a ceiling effect.
First Pass Effect the concentration of a drug is greatly reduced before it reaches the systemic circulation. It is the fraction of lost drug during the process of absorption which is generally related to the liver and gut wall.
LMX Anestetic Cream (4% liposomal lidocaine cream)
EMLA Anestetic Cream (eutectic mixture if local anestetics
Peak effect of opiods 30 minutes after IV route
Peak effect of nonopiods 2 hours after oral administration
Pruritus Itching
Tolerance A dose of opiod is increased to achieve the same analgesic effect
Intrathecal Spinal Canal
Ear Drops - Infant to 3 yrs Side lying with ear to recieve med up, pull ear down & Back
Ear Drops - Greater than 3 years Side lying with ear to recieve med up, pull ear up & back
1 g of wet diaper equals 1 mL urine
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