clinical manifestations of type 1 DM
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polyphagia (with weight loss), polydipsia, polyuria (enuresis in the toilet
trained child). lethargic, tired, and irritable ("not themselves"). slow/poor
wound healing. shortened attention span. lowered frustration tolerance.
dry skin. blurred vision. flushed skin. headache. frequent infections.
hyperglycemia (elevated blood glucose levels, glucosuria). diabetic ketosis
(ketones and glucose in urine, dehydration in some cases). DKA
(dehydration, electrolyte imbalance, acidosis, Kussmaul respirations)
family centered care of the chronically ill child
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, assess family response to illness. involve family in care. assist family to
promote maximum growth and development
third most common means of suicide for adolescent females
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strangulation
Kussmaul respirations
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hyperventilation characteristic of metabolic acidosis. results from
respiratory system's attempt to eliminate excess CO2 by increasing the
depth and rate
age range for intussusception
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5 months to 3 years
common temperature in otitis media
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, 104 F
the most commonly used instruments in completed suicides among males and
females
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firearms
minimizing pain of blood glucose monitoring
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hold the finger under warm water for a few seconds before the puncture to
enhance blood flow to the finger. use the ring finger or thumb when
obtaining blood samples as blood flows more easily to these areas, and
puncture the finger just to the side of the finger pad as there are more
blood vessels and fewer nerve endings. press the platform of the lancet
device lightly against the skin and avoid steadying the finger against a hard
surface to prevent a deep puncture. use lance devices with adjustable-
depth tips and begin with the shallowest setting. use glucose monitors that
require small blood samples to avoid repeated punctures
pain-like face in PURPLE
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, a crying baby may look like they are in pain, even when they are not
when not to proceed with LPs
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if IICP is suspected. if there is a diaper rash
meningitis
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an intracranial infection. inflammation of the meninges caused by bacteria,
a virus, or TB
2 conditions to obtain valid consent
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person must be capable of giving consent (age of majority and considered
competent). person must receive the information necessary to make an
intelligent decision. person must act voluntarily
risk for DM if individual has a relative with DM
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polyphagia (with weight loss), polydipsia, polyuria (enuresis in the toilet
trained child). lethargic, tired, and irritable ("not themselves"). slow/poor
wound healing. shortened attention span. lowered frustration tolerance.
dry skin. blurred vision. flushed skin. headache. frequent infections.
hyperglycemia (elevated blood glucose levels, glucosuria). diabetic ketosis
(ketones and glucose in urine, dehydration in some cases). DKA
(dehydration, electrolyte imbalance, acidosis, Kussmaul respirations)
family centered care of the chronically ill child
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, assess family response to illness. involve family in care. assist family to
promote maximum growth and development
third most common means of suicide for adolescent females
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strangulation
Kussmaul respirations
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hyperventilation characteristic of metabolic acidosis. results from
respiratory system's attempt to eliminate excess CO2 by increasing the
depth and rate
age range for intussusception
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5 months to 3 years
common temperature in otitis media
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, 104 F
the most commonly used instruments in completed suicides among males and
females
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firearms
minimizing pain of blood glucose monitoring
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hold the finger under warm water for a few seconds before the puncture to
enhance blood flow to the finger. use the ring finger or thumb when
obtaining blood samples as blood flows more easily to these areas, and
puncture the finger just to the side of the finger pad as there are more
blood vessels and fewer nerve endings. press the platform of the lancet
device lightly against the skin and avoid steadying the finger against a hard
surface to prevent a deep puncture. use lance devices with adjustable-
depth tips and begin with the shallowest setting. use glucose monitors that
require small blood samples to avoid repeated punctures
pain-like face in PURPLE
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, a crying baby may look like they are in pain, even when they are not
when not to proceed with LPs
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if IICP is suspected. if there is a diaper rash
meningitis
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an intracranial infection. inflammation of the meninges caused by bacteria,
a virus, or TB
2 conditions to obtain valid consent
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person must be capable of giving consent (age of majority and considered
competent). person must receive the information necessary to make an
intelligent decision. person must act voluntarily
risk for DM if individual has a relative with DM
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