A | B |
How do you assess for an imporforate anus? | check for meconium |
What should women take to help prevent neural tube defects? | folic acid |
What is a meningocele? | spinal-fluid filled sac protruding through a vertebral defect |
What is a myelomeningocele? | spinal-fluid filled meningeal sac that contains a portion of the spinal cord and nerves protruding through a vertebral defect |
Main goal in preoperative care of a myelomeningocele? | prevent infection |
How are chelating agents, used in the treatment of lead posioning, excreted? | through kidneys |
Chelating agents bind with lead and ______? | calcium |
What is the purpose of bedrest for clients with mononucleosis? | prevent splenic ruptures |
Are all mononucleosis clients placed on bedrest? | no |
Why is asprin avoided in children? | can cause Reyes syndrome, especially in children with a recent history of a viral infection |
What are Koplik spots? | common in measles, koplik spots are small red spots with blue-while centers that appear inside the mouth |
Is measles contagious before, after, or during symptoms? | before |
What blood test will confirm the diagnosis of mononucleosis? | EBV |
Not taking all antibiotics when treating a streptococcal disease can cause what kidney problem? | post-strep glomerulonephritis |
Why must infants refrain from consuming honey? | potential for botulism |
C-diff is often caused by taking prolonged antibiotics. How is it treated? | antibiotics |
Strawberry tongue is indicative of what communicable disease? | scarlet fever |
Why are daily head circumferences important post-operatively in myelomeningocele patients? | risk of increased intracranial pressure |
What does competency based learning mean? | trying it over and over until getting it right |
What is the leading cause of mortality from age 1 to age 19? | accidents |