What are common types of fractures?
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, -plastic deformation
-greenstick
-buckle
-transverse
-oblique
-spiral
-growth plate
-stress
What are learning disabilities?
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neurological that affects brains ability to receive, process, store and
respond; affects 15 million children; child with average intelligence has
difficulty mastering basic academic skills
What is etiology for Rhabdomyosarcoma?
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head and neck; GU tract; extremities
What assessment findings are associated with scoliosis?
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, -mild discomfort
-have child bend forward at the waist with arms freely dangling
^asymmetry of hips/shoulders
^uneven curve at waistline or rib hump
^measure using a scoliometer
-ill fitting clothing
-assess Tanner stage
-XR to determine degree of curvature
What is assessment for spina bifida cystica?
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•Often identified in utero (ultrasound and increase in AFP by blood)
•Visible external sac along the spine
•Flaccid paralysis
•Absence of deep tendon reflexes
•Lack of pain perception in lower extremities
•Relaxed anal sphincter
•Dribbling of urine
What is bulimia?
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◦normal food intake with cycle of bingeing and purging; usually normal
weight
What assessment findings are associated with Legg-Calve-Perthes disease?
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, -intermittent painless limb
-hip stiffness
-limited ROM
-thigh pain
-shortening of one leg
-muscle wasting
-XR
What education is important for
CP?
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major family support; refer to early interventions services (under age of
three), encourage opportunities to socialize
What are interventions for Rhabdomyosarcoma?
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•Surgical
•Chemotherapy
What are appropriate nursing diagnoses for children with GU disorders?
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, -plastic deformation
-greenstick
-buckle
-transverse
-oblique
-spiral
-growth plate
-stress
What are learning disabilities?
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neurological that affects brains ability to receive, process, store and
respond; affects 15 million children; child with average intelligence has
difficulty mastering basic academic skills
What is etiology for Rhabdomyosarcoma?
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head and neck; GU tract; extremities
What assessment findings are associated with scoliosis?
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, -mild discomfort
-have child bend forward at the waist with arms freely dangling
^asymmetry of hips/shoulders
^uneven curve at waistline or rib hump
^measure using a scoliometer
-ill fitting clothing
-assess Tanner stage
-XR to determine degree of curvature
What is assessment for spina bifida cystica?
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•Often identified in utero (ultrasound and increase in AFP by blood)
•Visible external sac along the spine
•Flaccid paralysis
•Absence of deep tendon reflexes
•Lack of pain perception in lower extremities
•Relaxed anal sphincter
•Dribbling of urine
What is bulimia?
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◦normal food intake with cycle of bingeing and purging; usually normal
weight
What assessment findings are associated with Legg-Calve-Perthes disease?
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, -intermittent painless limb
-hip stiffness
-limited ROM
-thigh pain
-shortening of one leg
-muscle wasting
-XR
What education is important for
CP?
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major family support; refer to early interventions services (under age of
three), encourage opportunities to socialize
What are interventions for Rhabdomyosarcoma?
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•Surgical
•Chemotherapy
What are appropriate nursing diagnoses for children with GU disorders?
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