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Tuberculosis - ANSWER✔✔ Bacterial disease
- ANSWER✔✔
Eating Disorders - ANSWER✔✔ Associated with poor perception of physical self
and/ or poor self esteem
Anorexia - ANSWER✔✔ Refusal to eat with very low body weight.
Results from a distorted, unrealistic attitude toward body weight, body size, and
intake
Bulimia - ANSWER✔✔ Binge eating followed by feelings of guilt, anxiety, and self-
disgust with behaviors that may include: purging, abusing laxatives, fasting, or
strenuous exercise
Anorexia assessment - ANSWER✔✔ Assess intake and output
electrolytes especially potassium
cardiac status - long QT syndrome
signs of malnutrition such as: amenorrhea, mood changes, bradycardia
Bulimia assessment - ANSWER✔✔ History of laxatives, diet pills, enemas
metabolic alkalosis from vomiting
,signs of induced vomiting: dental decay, irritated knuckles
Anxiety and depression related to eating disorder - ANSWER✔✔ Anorexia and
bulimia
Achievement oriented or perfectionistic - ANSWER✔✔ Anorexic
Managing eating disorders - ANSWER✔✔ Psychotherapy
behavior modification
medications: anti anxiety or antidepressants
nutrition management
Restraints - ANSWER✔✔ Always a last resort intervention
must use the least restrictive means
seclusion is less restrictive than restraints
2pt is less restrictive than 4pt
other methods to deescalate and manage behavior must be first used and
documented
legally, the pt must be an immediate danger to themselves or others
provide time out, ROM, toilet, food/fluids, etc
Physical holding of a child and youth - ANSWER✔✔ A method of restraint in which
a child's or youth's freedom of movement or normal access to his body is
restricted by means of staff physically holding the child for safety reasons
- holding for < 30 minutes or for a procedure is not a restraint
,Restraint - ANSWER✔✔ Any manual method, physical or mechanical device,
material, or equipment, that immobilizes or reduces the ability of the patient to
move their arms, legs, body or head freely
- used to protect medical devices, prevent interference with treatment, and
prevent injury to self and others
must use least restrictive modality
Seclusion - ANSWER✔✔ Involuntary confinement of a patient alone in a room or
area from which they are physically prevented from leaving
used for violent behavior toward self and others
Restraint and seclusion - ANSWER✔✔ Requires an order by an MD and an in
person evaluation within one hour of initiation for both
adherence to state laws and institution polices
Elopement - ANSWER✔✔ When a patient wanders away, walks away, runs away,
escapes, or otherwise leaves the hospital unsupervised unnoticed, and or prior to
their scheduled discharge
Sentinel event - ANSWER✔✔ If it leads to harm or death
Contraindications for all vaccines - ANSWER✔✔ History of life threatening
reaction to previous dose of the vaccine
moderate to severe acute illness: reschedule when child is well
, Contraindications for live vaccines - ANSWER✔✔ Immune suppression (including
chemotherapy)
Unborn children
Live vaccines - ANSWER✔✔ MMR, varicella, rotavirus, nasal influenza
Adverse reactions to vaccines - ANSWER✔✔ Difficulty breathing
Hoarseness/wheezing
Hives
Pallor
Lethargy
Dizziness
Tachycardia
s/s typically occur within the first few minutes to hours of vaccine administration
Contacting provider for vaccines - ANSWER✔✔ S/s of adverse or severe reactions
high fever
behavioral changes
any concerns
Multiple vaccination administration - ANSWER✔✔ Is safe and does not increase
the likelihood of experiencing side effects
General side effects vaccines - ANSWER✔✔ Typically children experience either
no side effects or only very mild
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