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peds 5th quarter

hospitalization,dying child & neuro

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WHAT IS A CHILDS COMMON RESPONSE TO BEING HOSPITALIZED? FEAR, ANXIETY, UNCERTAINTY & AMBIVALENCE
HOW CAN A NURSE DECREASE FEAR & ANXIETY & INCREASE TRUST IN A CHILD? IF YOU HAVE CONFIDENCE IN CARING FOR THE CHILD THEN THE CHILD WILL HAVE CONFIDENCE IN THE NURSE, BY EXPLAINING THE ILLNESS TO THE CHILD IN THE AGE APPROPRIATE MANNER & EXPLAIN TO THE PARENT
AT WHAT AGE DOES SEPARATION ANXIETY BEGIN? 6 MONTHS
AT WHAT AGE DOES SEPARATION ANXIETY PEAK? 2 1/2 YRS
WHAT ARE THE STAGES OF SEPARATION ANXIETY? PROTEST, DESPAIR, DENIAL/DETACHMENT
WHEN A CHILD CRIES LOUDLY WHEN SEPARATION OCCURS & REJECTS COMFORT FROM STAFF CAREGIVER IS WHAT STAGE OF SEPARATION ANXIETY? PROTEST
WHEN A CHILD WAILS VS CRIES; CHILD APPEARS WITHDRAWN/SAD AND DOES NOT PLAY IS WHAT STAGE OF SEPARATION ANXIETY? DESPAIR
WHEN A CHILD IS DISINTERESTED IN PARENTAL VISITS, CHILD IS SILENT & EXPRESSIONLESS, CHILD MAY HAVE DIFFICULTY FORMING RELATIONSHIPS LATER IN LIFE IF PROLONGED SEPARATION IS WHAT STAGE OF SEPARATION ANXIETY? DENIAL/DETACHMENT
THIS IS EXPECTED; A LOSS OF ACHIEVED LEVEL OF FUNCTIONING THAT WAS SUCCESSFUL DURING EALIER STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT? REGRESSION
WHAT ARE THE 4 TYPES OF PEDS PAIN ASSESSMENT SCALES? NIPS, FLACC, WONG/BAKER FACES, & 0-10 SCALE
WHAT ARE SOME NON VERBAL CUE INDICATORS FOR PAIN? RIGIDITY, LOUD CRYING, GRIMACING, SCREAMING, THRASHING, FLEXION OF KNEES, RESTLESSNESS, IRRITABILITY
WHAT ARE SOME PHYSIOLOGIC CUR INDICATORS FOR PAIN? INCREASED PULSE RATE & B/P, SWEATING PALMS, DIALATED PUPILS, FLUSHED OR MOIST SKIN, & LOSS OF APPETITE
WHAT IS THE NIPS SCALE USED FOR? NEONATES & INFANTS
WHAT SCALE IS RATING SCALE 0-7, FOR INFANTS LESS THAN 2 MONTHS OF AGE (USES NON VERBAL INDICATORS)? NIPS
WHAT SCALE IS FOR 2 MONTHS & OLDER, RATING SCALE 0-10, UNABLE TO VERBALIZE PAIN, NONVERBAL INDICATORS? FLACC
WHAT SCALE IS A RATING SCALE 0-10, MUST BE ABLE TO VERBALIZE PAIN, 0 BEING NO PAIN AND 10 BEING THE WORST & DOESN'T HAVE TO BE CRYING? WONG/BAKER FACES
ACETAMINOPHEN IS USED FOR WHICH TYPE OF PAIN? MILD TO MODERATE PAIN
WITH ACETAMINOPHEN WHAT IS THE DOSE & MAX DOSE? 10-15MG/KG/DOSE & MAX OF 5 DOSES IN 24HRS.
WITH ACETAMINOPHEN IF THE CHILD IS LESS THAN 2 MONTHS OF AGE WHAT DO YOU NEED TOGET BEFORE ADMINISTERING? MD ORDER
DO NOT GIVE ACTAMINOPHEN IF WHAT IS PRESENT? LIVER PROBLEMS
IBUPROFEN (NSAIDS) IS USED FOR WHAT TYPE OF PAIN? MILD TO MODERATE
WHAT IS THE MAX DOSE FOR IBUPROFEN? 8-10MG/KG EVERY 6 HRS
WHEN DO YOU NOT GIVE IBUPROFEN TO A CHILD/PED/INFANT? IF THERE ARE S/S OF DEHYDRATION, KIDNEY PROBLEMS & LESS THAN 6 MONTHS
OPIOIDS ARE USED TO TREAT WHAT TYPE OF PAIN? MODERATE TO SEVERE PAIN
WHAT ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF CONDITIONS THAT OPIOIDS WOULD BE USED? SICKLE CELL CRISIS, CANCER
WHAT ARE SOME SIDE EFFECTS TO THE USE OF OPIOIDS? CONSTIPATION, RESP DEPRESSION & SYNCOPE
WHAT IS THE APPROPRIATE DOSE FOR OPIOIDS IN CHILDREN? the least amount to be used to take away the pain & another dose given if before the pain returns
WHEN OPIOIDS ARE USE APPROPRIATLY THEN WHAT IS RARE IN CHILDREN? ADDICITION
WHAT IS THE REVERSAL AGENT FOR OPIOIDS? NARCAN (NALOXONE)
what are some procedures that emla creams (lidocaine/prilocaine) are used for? ivs, lumbar punctures, im injections, sutures
what is the time it takes for emla creams to take effect? 20-30 min
AT WHAT AGE CAN A CHILD START USING A PCA PUMP FOR MODERATE TO SEVERE PAIN? AGE 7
TRUST VS MISTRUST BIRTH TO 1ST BIRTHDAY (HOSPITALIZED INFANT)
SENSORIMOTOR ACTIVITY- PUTS THINGS IN MOUTH TO LEARN BIRTH TO 1ST BIRTHDAY (HOSPITALIZED INFANT)
WHEN DOES STRANGER ANXIETY BEGIN? at 8 months
WHAT IS INFANT REATIVE BEHAVIOR? THRASHING, STRETCHING OF LIMBS, CRYING, PROTEST & IRRITABILITY
AUTONOMY VS SHAME 1ST BIRTH TO 3RD BIRTHDAY (HOSPITALIZED TODDLER)
SENSORIMOTOR (1-2YRS) &PREOPERATIONAL (2-7YRS) 1ST BIRTH TO 3RD BIRTHDAY (HOSPITALIZED TODDLER)
WHAT IS REACTIVE BEHAVIORS FOR TODDLERS? PROTEST, REGRESSION, TANTRUMS & AGGRESSIVENESS
INTIATIVE VS GUILT 3RD BIRTHDAY TO 6TH BIRTHDAY (HOSPITALIZED PRESCHOOLER)
PREOPERATIONAL 3RD BIRTHDAY TO 6TH BIRTHDAY (HOSPITALIZED PRESCHOOLER)
WHAT ARE SOME FEARS PRE-SCHOOLERS HAVE ABOUT HOSPITALIZATION? BODY INJURY/MUTILATION, MAGICAL THINKERS...THEIR BLOOD WILL LEAK OUT FROM SHOTS,LOSS OF CONTROL DUE TO DECREASED MOBILITY& INCREASED DEPENDENCE, FEAR OF SEPARATION DECREASES IN PRE-SCHOOLERS,FEAR PAIN, & MAY GET AGGRESSIVE WITH INVASIVE PROCEDURES
HOW DO PRE-SCHOOLERS VIEW ILLNEES/INJURY? AS PUNISHMENT FOR WRONG DOING
what is reactive behavior for pre-schoolers? protest, despair, detachment, aggression & regression
INDUSTRY VS INFERIORITY 6TH BIRTHDAY TO 12TH BIRTHDAY (SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN)
CONCRETE OPERATIONS (7-11YRS) 6TH BIRTHDAY TO 12TH BIRTHDAY (SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN)
WHAT DO SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN FAR ABOUT BEING HOSPITALIZED? SEPARATION FROM PEERS, SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, INTERRUPTION OF ROUTINE, LOSS OF CONTROL/INDEPENDENCE, DEALTH/DISABILITY, EXTENSIVE PAIN & BODILY HARM
HOW DO SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN VIEW ILLNESS? AS EXTERNAL CAUSE (GERMS)
IDENTITY VS ROLE DIFFUSION/CONFUSION 12-18YRS HOSPITALIZED ADOLESCENT
WHAT DO ADOLESCENTS FEAR ABOUT BEING HOSPITALIZED? THREATS TO BODY IMAGE, LOSS OF INDEPENDENCE, SEPARATION FROM PEERS, LOSS OF CONTROL
HOW DO ADOLESCENTS VIEW ILLNESS? INTERNAL CAUSES (CANCER), BELIEVES INVULNERABLE, RISK TAKERS, REBELLIOUS, GENERALLY WILL COOPERATE IF AWARE OF BENEFITS AND GAINS TRUST
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