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Signs of severe dehydration - ANS-Sunken anterior fontanel
No tearing with sunken eyeballs
Oliguria/anuria

Tonsillectomy - ANS-Use flashlight to visualize the throat

Seizure intervention - ANS-Move hard objects

Cystic fibrosis s/s - ANS-Steatorrhea

Celiac disease - ANS-Gluten free diet

Cystic fibrosis - ANS-Pancreatic enzymes with meals or snacks

Lactose intolerant child - ANS-Nondairy products that contain calcium

Vulvoginitis - ANS-Warm compress soak 3X per day

Epiglottitis - ANS-Comfortable position

Chemotherapy, mouth ulcer - ANS-Clean with saline soak gauze

Pertussis - ANS-Droplet precaution

Peritoneal dialysis - ANS-Weigh patient

Acetaminophen overdose - ANS-Acetylcysteine

Aspirin overdose - ANS-Activated charcoal

Inhaled gasoline S/S - ANS-Ataxia, hyperreflexia, pin point eyes

Cardiac cath post op care - ANS-Straight extremity 6-8 hrs

Mononuclesis - ANS-Hepatomegaly (lymph)




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Appendectomy post-op care what to report - ANS-Muscle rigidity
Head injury what to report - ANS-Vomiting

Head lice - ANS-Comb nits off

PKU foods to avoid and allow - ANS-Avoid high protein, allow fruits and veggies

Oral iron administration - ANS-Use dropper

Insulin teaching - ANS-Increase fluid

Lead poisoning - ANS-Assess for developmental delay

How to assess eyes - ANS-Tumbling E or HOTV test to check visual acuity for children
unable to read letters or numbers

Asthma what to reprot - ANS-Intercostal retractions

GERD priority to report - ANS-Wheezing

Prevent SIDS - ANS-Light clothing

Down syndrome - ANS-Congenital heart malformation, hypotonicity, dysfunction
of immune system, thyroid dysfunction, leukemia, vision and hearing loss.

Dry mucus membranes due to mouth breathing, increased risk for respiratory infection,
cool mist humidification.

Chest tubes draining - ANS--A disposable three‑chamber drainage system is most often
used.
-First chamber: drainage collection
-Second chamber: water seal (tidaling) - (bubbling = air leak)
-Third chamber: suction control (can be wet or dry) (continuous bubbling)

Restraints venipuncture in a child - ANS-Put them in a mummy position.

H&H levels - ANS-HCT
-2 MO=28-42%




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