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hypoplastic left heart syndrome - ANSWER-underdeveloped left heart, hypoplastic
left ventricle and aortic atresia

s/s mild cyanosis, progressive deterioration, decreased .cardiac output leading to
cardiac collapse, fatal in first months of life with no intervention

tx: newborns requires stabilization, ventillation, balloon pumps

surgical

heart transplant, in newborn period

prognosis: 5-30% survival

"single ventricle defect"

mesocortical pathway - schiz - ANSWER-negative symptoms
flat affect, apathy

quick relief Medications for asthma - ANSWER--treat symptoms and exaserbations

short acting b2 agonists
anticholinergics
systemic corticosteroids

nursing management of heart failure - ANSWER-rest, conservation of energy

high metabolic needs, caloric needs, high calorie gavage feeding

DIGOXIN - Milligrams to micrograms

nigrostiatal pathway - ANSWER-EPS AND TD
function of motor control, degeneration associated with parkinsons, and involuntary
psychomotor symptoms

long-acting medications - ANSWER-inhaled corticosteroids
long-acting beta2 agonists
leukotriene modifiers
cromolyn sodium

cromolyn sodium - ANSWER-prevents inflammation
prevents bronchial asthma
prevents bronchospasm

,tuberoinfundibular pathway - ANSWER-associated with endocrine function,
digestion, metabolism, hunger, thirst, temperature

dialysis - ANSWER-bun/cr will move into the dialysate sol, lowering the
concentration in the blood

remember - close to dialysis day labs will be increased

dialysis day, assess meds to be adjusted/held - antihypertensives

peritoneal

or

hemodialysis

leukotriene modifiers - ANSWER-block leukotrienes
manage rhinitis
prevent asthma

goals of dialysis - ANSWER-remove the end products of protein metabolism such as
creatinine and urea

maintain safe concentration of electrolytes

correct acidosis, replenish blood bicarbonate buffer system

remove excess fluid from the blood

avolition - ANSWER-disengagement from social activities or routine activities
negative symptom of schiz
-problems being motivated

anhedonia - ANSWER-lacking joy

leukotrienes - ANSWER-cause tightening of the airway muscles and the production
of excess mucus fluid

hemodialysis - ANSWER-used for acute illness

3x/wk

can be performed at home

access - ANSWER-avf - arteriovenous fistula - vein and artery are fused
-requires 2-3 mnths to mature
-pt encouraged to do hand exercises

arteriovenous graft - piece of biologic or synthetic graft connected to pts artery/vein

,-used in diabetes
-compications - stenosis, infxn, thrombosis

ALERT
-failure of dialysis accounts for most hospital admissions for pts on hemodialysis
-protect the access!

aphasia - ANSWER-problems getting words out

SABA SEs - ANSWER-irritability, tremors, nervousness, insomnia

ICS SEs - ANSWER-cough, thrush, dysphoria

alexithymia - ANSWER-difficulty expressing or identifying emotions within ones self
or others

hemodialysis complications - ANSWER-hypotension
SOB between treatments
bleeding
dysrhythmia
gastric ulcers
disturbance of lipid metabolism cause CV complications over time
renal osteodystrophy

apraxia - ANSWER-difficulty carrying out an organized task
-such as dressing

PEFR - ANSWER-maximum flow of air that can be forcefully expired in 1s
use a flow meter
determine a childs PB, during 2-3 wk period when asthma is stable
child does it 2x/day

peritoneal dialysis - ANSWER-procedure that uses the lining of the peritoneal cavity
as a semipermeable memb for exchange of fluids/solutes

may be treatment for pts whoa re unable to undergo hemodialysis

involves repeated cycles of instilling sterile dialysate into the peritoneal cavity,
allowing time fir exchage (dwell time), then removing the dialysate

complications:
leakage at cath site

s/s of peritonitis :
fever, abd pain, rebound tenderness, n/v, diarrhea, cloudy dialysate solution

dialysate leaks - ANSWER-as with increased intra-abdominal pressure

risks: heavy lifting, large dialysate volumes early after cath insertion, coughing,
straining

, leak can occur from:
-cath exit site
-extravasation into subcutaneous tissue - abd wall edema, perineal edema, penile
edema)

REPORT IMMEDIATELY
treatment: emptying the peritoneal cavity, BR for couple days, dressing change, then
resume PD with small vols

achopraxia - ANSWER-purposeless imitation of movements by other people

PEFR zones - ANSWER-red: below 50% PB
-take supplemental meds
-go to emerg

yellow: 50-80% PB
-take more meds

Green: 80-100% PB
-take normal treatment

complications of peritoneal dialysis - ANSWER-constipation - major cause of poor
draining during the pd procedure
assess BM and avoid constipation
constipation may contribute to peritonitis and cause perforation

ecoli can move across the all of the gi tract and into the peritoneal cavity

pain: may be incisional, abdominal, shoulder, back
-

astrognosis - ANSWER-inability to recognize object by touch

green zone - ANSWER-no signs of asthma
able to do normal activities
no problems while sleeping

yellow zone - ANSWER-cold symptoms
coughing day/night
wheezing day/night
funny feeling in the chest

complications of PD - ANSWER-bleeding after abdomincal surgery - usually not
significant

blood clot can cause catheter obstruction
report bloody dialysate immediately

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