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PEDS 602 Mykaila UTI SHadow health _ 2020 – Chamberlain College of Nursing | PEDS602 Mykaila UTI SHadow health

PEDS 602 Makayla Henderson UTI with Antibiotic Sensitivity Shadow Health/PEDS 602 Makayla Henderson UTI with Antibiotic Sensitivity Shadow Health Makayla Henderson is a 21-year-old biracial female who presents to her university’s health clinic with complaints of urinary issues. This assignment provides the opportunity to conduct a focused exam on a patient who presents with a UTI and antibiotic sensitivity. You will interview Ms. Henderson and obtain enough subjective data to determine the app...

PEDS 602 Sophia Haddad Pediatric GAS Pharyngitis Shadow Health; Experience Overview (2022/2023) and Digital Clinical Experience/PEDS 602 Sophia Haddad Pediatric GAS Pharyngitis Shadow Health; Experience Overview (2022/2023) and Digital Clinical Experience SophiaHadad Pediatric GAS Pharyngitis Shadow Health Shadow Health: GAS Pharyngitis Synopsis Sophia Haddad (S.H.) is a 5-year-old presenting with a moderate headache, sore throat, throat swelling, throat exudate, a generalized rash on chest, an...

CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERSDiagnostic test for cardiac system ■ X-ray ■ Echocardiography ■ Electrocardiogram – Holter monitor – keep on for 24 hrs, allows to correlate activity w feeding times; can leave and still be monitored – Stress ECG- make the child walk, so we can see how they walk under stress. ■ Cardiac catheterization- use a balloon or stem to openNormal Blood FlowConductionCardiac CatheterizationCardiac Catheterization ■ Pre-procedure – History including all...

Hematologic DisordersHematologic DisordersAnemia • Hemoglobin content of the blood is insufficient to satisfy bodily needs for oxygen • Causes: • Blood loss – GI or menstrual periods • Accelerated hemolysis • Decreased production • Typical Clinical Manifestations: • Fatigue • Dizziness • Weakness • Pallor • ↑ heart rate • ↑ breathing rateClassifications of Anemia: Nutritional Anemias: Iron-deficiency-most common in children Vitamin B12 Folic acid ...

PEDIATRIC TRAUMA & ACCIDENTAL INJURYACCIDENTSTRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURIES BY DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE • Infants – MVA, birth trauma, prematurity, shaken, Abuse, fall off table/dropped – bed? (3 ft vs 30 ft) • Toddlers – MVA, fall(window), Abuse, ingestions, drowning • School Age – MVA, moving (bike, pedes), hit with ball/game • Adolescents – MVA, drugs, firearms, blunt or penetrating trauma *includes scalp, skull or brain injuryCONTUSIONS VS CONCUSSIONS • Concussion – S...

INFECTIOUS DISEASESTERMINOLOGY ¡ Host – supports growth of another ¡ Virulence- potential to produce disease ¡ Pathogens –agents that cause disease ¡ Infection/Colonization – presence and multiplication of organisms ¡ Microflora – harmless, helps with digestion and vitamin(K) synthesis ¡ Opportunistic Pathogens – microorganisms produce disease if host is immunocompromisedSYMPTOMATOLOGY ¡ Collection of signs and symptoms expressed by the host during the course of the dis...

PEDS602 Week 1 ATI_100% Correct Answers Chapter 1: 1. A nurse manager on a pediatric floor is preparing an education program on working with families for a group of newly hired nurses. Which of the following should the nurse include when discussing the developmental theory? A. Describes that stress is inevitable B. Emphasizes that change with one member affects the entire family C. Provides guidance to assist families adapting to stress D. Defines consistencies in how families chan...

RENAL PRESENTATION Presented by: Melissa ParodiDisclaimer: NxStage has prepared this tool to assist providers in the development of their staff training materials. This document is not intended to replace the NxStage User’s Guide or Cartridge Instructions for Use. NxStage® is a registered trademark of NxStage Medical, Inc. TM0136 Rev. E OBJECTIVES Ò Comprehend General Physiology of Renal Function. Ò Discuss and differentiate various modalities continuous renal replacement therapy. Ò ...

PEDS 602 Jaundice Presentation_2020 Laura VanceNewborn Jaundice? -Normal for infants (occurs in 50%-70%) -Occurs 2-3 days after birth -Yellowing of skin and sclera -Normal Range for Bilirubin in a newborn -Direct Bilirubin: 0.3 mg/DL - - Total Bilirubin: 0.1-1.2 mg/DL -How to Measure Billi - - -