NUR 230 EXAM 4 FULLY
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pediatric nursing
the art and science of giving nursing care to children from birth through
adolescence with a holistic family-centered approach, including emphasis
on their physical growth, mental, emotional, psychosocial, and spiritual
development
family centered care
philosophy of care that acknowledges the importance of the family unit as
the fundamental focus of all health care interventions
neonate
first 28 days of life
infant
birth to 1 year
toddler
1 to 3 years
preschooler
3 to 6 years
school-ager
6 to 12 years
adolescent
12 to 18+ years
erikson
stages of pyschosocial development
piaget
periods of cognitive/intellectual development
kohlberg
stages of moral development
,freud
stages of psychosexual development
katz index of activities of daily living
katz index of activities of daily living pt 2
lawton scale for IADLs
lawton scale of IADLs pt 2
prostate cancer
-second most common cancer in men
-slow growing
-one of the leading causes of cancer death in men
-lower melatonin levels can lead to this
testicular cancer
-rare
-high cure rate
-white males are more likely to get it
-typcially occurs in younger men
, syphilitic chancre
-begins within 2-4 weeks of infection
-small, solitary, silvery papule that erodes to red, round or oval ulcer with
a yellowish serous drainage
-painless
-sign of syphilis
herpes simplx 2
-clusters of small visciles with surrounding erythema
-painful
-erupt on the glans or foreskin
-can rupture and form superficial ulcers
-contagious
genital warts
-soft pointed, moist, fleshy, painless papules
-may vary in color based on patient's race
-occur on shaft of penis or around anus
-caused by HPV
-most common STD
phimosis
-foreskin is advanced and tixed tight and it is impossible to retract over
glans
-caused by poor hygiene
constriction impedes circulation, so glan swell
hyposadias
-urethral meatus opens on the under-side (ventral) of glans or shaft
-genital defect
-important to recognize at birth
-circumcision should not be done
episadias
-meatus opens on the upper (dorsal) side of glans or shaft
-rare
-more disabling
-associated with urinary incontinence
-separation of pubic bones
hydrocele
-collection of serous fluid in the scrotum
-appears as swelling in the scrotum
-usually painless
SOLVED & UPDATED
pediatric nursing
the art and science of giving nursing care to children from birth through
adolescence with a holistic family-centered approach, including emphasis
on their physical growth, mental, emotional, psychosocial, and spiritual
development
family centered care
philosophy of care that acknowledges the importance of the family unit as
the fundamental focus of all health care interventions
neonate
first 28 days of life
infant
birth to 1 year
toddler
1 to 3 years
preschooler
3 to 6 years
school-ager
6 to 12 years
adolescent
12 to 18+ years
erikson
stages of pyschosocial development
piaget
periods of cognitive/intellectual development
kohlberg
stages of moral development
,freud
stages of psychosexual development
katz index of activities of daily living
katz index of activities of daily living pt 2
lawton scale for IADLs
lawton scale of IADLs pt 2
prostate cancer
-second most common cancer in men
-slow growing
-one of the leading causes of cancer death in men
-lower melatonin levels can lead to this
testicular cancer
-rare
-high cure rate
-white males are more likely to get it
-typcially occurs in younger men
, syphilitic chancre
-begins within 2-4 weeks of infection
-small, solitary, silvery papule that erodes to red, round or oval ulcer with
a yellowish serous drainage
-painless
-sign of syphilis
herpes simplx 2
-clusters of small visciles with surrounding erythema
-painful
-erupt on the glans or foreskin
-can rupture and form superficial ulcers
-contagious
genital warts
-soft pointed, moist, fleshy, painless papules
-may vary in color based on patient's race
-occur on shaft of penis or around anus
-caused by HPV
-most common STD
phimosis
-foreskin is advanced and tixed tight and it is impossible to retract over
glans
-caused by poor hygiene
constriction impedes circulation, so glan swell
hyposadias
-urethral meatus opens on the under-side (ventral) of glans or shaft
-genital defect
-important to recognize at birth
-circumcision should not be done
episadias
-meatus opens on the upper (dorsal) side of glans or shaft
-rare
-more disabling
-associated with urinary incontinence
-separation of pubic bones
hydrocele
-collection of serous fluid in the scrotum
-appears as swelling in the scrotum
-usually painless
