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ATI Paediatrics Final Exam With Answers (76 Solved Questions) - Page 1 preview imagePediatrics Final ATIMost common post op complication oftonsillectomy?Correct answer-hemorrhageRisk time for hemorrhage after tonsillectomy?Correctanswer-10 days to 2 weeks post opSigns and symptoms of hemorrhage aftertonsillectomy?Correctanswer-restlessness, swallowingfrequently, low BP (late sign)How should child lay post op to prevent hemorrhage fromtonsillectomy?Correct answer-side lying or on abdomenWhat should the child avoid after a tonsillectomy postop?Correct answer-coughing or blowing noseHow should xrays be taken to see the section of the lungbehind the heart (lingual)?Correct answer-Laterally
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ATI Paediatrics Final Exam With Answers (76 Solved Questions) - Page 3 preview imageWhy are lateral xrays needed to view the lingualarea?Correct answer-a common site for pneumoniaIf a child is "barking"and has hoarseness and inspiratorystridor what might they have?Correct answer-croupWhat does inspiratory stridor sound like?Correct answer-agaspIf stridor reduces in a child previously showing stridor, whatcan that mean?Correct answer-blockage and imminentrespiratory failureDo not put anything in the __________ of a child with acuteepiglottitis.Correct answer-MouthAcute LTBCorrectanswer-Croup symptoms, Inflammationmucosa lining larynx & trachea causing narrowing airway-subglottic area narrowest part causes respiratory acidosis
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ATI Paediatrics Final Exam With Answers (76 Solved Questions) - Page 4 preview imageDiagnosis of Asthma isCorrect answer-peak expiratory flow(PEF)Treatment of Asthma isCorrect answer-beta agonists suchas albuterol to relieve bronchospasmsPreventing chronic problems with AsthmatreatmentCorrect answer-anti-inflamatories such ascorticosteroidstreatment for an emergency with Asthma attackCorrectanswer-repeat dose q15min twice,on 3rd dose callambulanceParents need education about beta agonists, what should anurse advise?Correct answer-don't give them around theclock, they should be prn, do not abuse
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ATI Paediatrics Final Exam With Answers (76 Solved Questions) - Page 5 preview imageCommon side effects of beta agonistsCorrect answer-nervousness, tachycardiaWhat is Cystic Fibrosis?Correct answer-Sludge, orincreased viscosity of mucous, a build up of thick, stickymucus in the lungsWhat diet should a patient with cystic fibrosis eat?Correctanswer-high protein, high calorieSigns and symptoms of Increased IntracranialpressureCorrect answer-High pitched cry, difficult tosoothe, tense and bulging fontanels, cranial suturesseparated, setting sun eyes, distended scalp veins,headache, vomiting, seizures, diplopia,irritability/restlessness, drowsiness, indifference, decrease inphysical activity & motor skills, complaints of fatigue,somnolence, weight loss
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