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What is the primary treatment for Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA) if the duct does not close on its own?
What is the primary treatment for Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA) if the duct does not close on its own?
- Antibiotics
- Mechanical ventilation
- Surgical ligation (correct)
- Diuretics
Which condition is the most common lipid disorder in the pediatric population?
Which condition is the most common lipid disorder in the pediatric population?
- Atherosclerosis
- Hypolipoproteinemia
- Familial Combined Hyperlipidemia
- Hyperlipidemia (correct)
What are the recommended first-line treatments for a child diagnosed with hyperlipidemia?
What are the recommended first-line treatments for a child diagnosed with hyperlipidemia?
- Statins
- Dietary changes (correct)
- Exercise therapy
- Surgical intervention
At what age is universal screening for dyslipidemia recommended in children?
At what age is universal screening for dyslipidemia recommended in children?
What information does genetic testing provide to advanced practice nurses?
What information does genetic testing provide to advanced practice nurses?
What is the first line treatment for community acquired pneumonia in a young child?
What is the first line treatment for community acquired pneumonia in a young child?
Which of the following viruses is mainly implicated in Bronchiolitis?
Which of the following viruses is mainly implicated in Bronchiolitis?
What are the common signs and symptoms of an asthma attack in a child?
What are the common signs and symptoms of an asthma attack in a child?
What ethnic group is Cystic Fibrosis most commonly found in?
What ethnic group is Cystic Fibrosis most commonly found in?
Which factors are considered red flag signs for chest and abdominal breathing in an asthmatic child?
Which factors are considered red flag signs for chest and abdominal breathing in an asthmatic child?
What are the primary symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in a child?
What are the primary symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in a child?
What is the recommended management for a child with bacterial rhinosinusitis?
What is the recommended management for a child with bacterial rhinosinusitis?
What signs indicate a child may have foreign body aspiration?
What signs indicate a child may have foreign body aspiration?
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Common Cold Treatment (Child)
Common Cold Treatment (Child)
Rest, fluids, and, if needed, saline nasal drops or sprays for dry nasal passages.
Bacterial Rhinosinusitis (Child)
Bacterial Rhinosinusitis (Child)
Treat with antibiotics; rest and fluids are also important.
Croup names in Children
Croup names in Children
Croup has various names; this specific information is not provided.
Epiglottitis Symptoms
Epiglottitis Symptoms
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Pertussis First-Line Treatment
Pertussis First-Line Treatment
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Foreign Body in Nose (Child)
Foreign Body in Nose (Child)
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Community-Acquired Pneumonia (Child) First-Line Treatment
Community-Acquired Pneumonia (Child) First-Line Treatment
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Respiratory Distress Signs (Infant/Child)
Respiratory Distress Signs (Infant/Child)
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OSA Risk Factors
OSA Risk Factors
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HTN & Lipid Lifestyle Changes
HTN & Lipid Lifestyle Changes
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Adolescent HTN/Diabetes Rx
Adolescent HTN/Diabetes Rx
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Child Dyslipidemia Screening
Child Dyslipidemia Screening
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Genetic Information Carrier
Genetic Information Carrier
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Study Notes
Exam #2 Review
- Common Cold/Dry Nasal Passages: Know recommended treatment options for children.
- Bacterial Rhinosinusitis: Know recommended treatment for children.
- Croup in Children: Know different names for croup in children.
- Epiglottitis: Know signs and symptoms in children.
- Pertussis (Whooping Cough): Know first-line treatment.
- Pharyngitis/Tonsillitis: Know physical exam findings in children.
- Mononucleosis: Know information about the condition in children.
- Infectious vs. Noninfectious Respiratory Disorders: Differentiate between types.
- Foreign Body in Nose: Know how an APRN should manage a child with a foreign body.
- Epistaxis (Nosebleeds): Understand how and why epistaxis presents in children (2 questions).
- Community-Acquired Pneumonia: Know first-line treatment.
- Tuberculosis (TB) in Children: Know symptoms and risk factors (2 questions).
- Cystic Fibrosis in Children: Know symptoms.
- Foreign Body in Lung: Know signs, symptoms, and removal procedures (2 questions).
- Respiratory Rates: Know normal respiratory rates for infants and children of all ages.
- Respiratory Distress: Know the signs in children.
- Asthma: Know red flag signs, significance of chest/abdominal breathing, and age group most prevalent for foreign body aspiration.
- Asthma Attack: Know signs and symptoms.
- Bronchiolitis: Know the implicated virus and workup/management.
- Pertussis Prevention: Know the best prevention methods for neonates.
- Epiglottitis (Child): Understand signs, symptoms, risk factors, and medical treatments.
- Leading Cause of Death (Under 5): Know leading cause in the U.S. and worldwide.
- Bacterial Pneumonia (Under 5): Understand medical management in children under 5.
- Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA): Know symptoms and management (2 questions).
- Cystic Fibrosis: Know ethnic groups most commonly affected.
- Spontaneous Pneumothorax: Know symptoms.
- Lung Function: Know the best measurement method.
- Hypertension in Children: Know definition, causes of secondary HTN, and recommended guidelines for measuring blood pressure.
- Blood Pressure (BP) Measurements: Know recommended guidelines.
- Secondary Hypertension (Children): Understand causes.
- Risk Factors for OSA: Know risk factors.
- Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes (HTN/Lipid Management): Know pharmacological recommendations for adolescents with HTN and diabetes.
- Universal Screening (Dyslipidemia): Know age guidelines and risk factors.
- Lipid Disorders: Know the most common lipid disorder in pediatric populations.
- Dyslipidemia Treatment (Children): Know first/second-line therapy.
- Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA): Know primary treatment if duct doesn't close.
- Coarctation of the Aorta: Know classification.
- Innocent Murmurs: Know when or if to treat.
- DNA Structure: Know the bases that make up DNA.
- Genetic Information Carrier: Know the main carrier.
- Alleles: Know the definition of an allele.
- Genetic Testing (Advanced Practice Nurse): Know information genetic testing provides.
- Inherited Genetic Profile: Know what an infant inherits from parents.
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Prepare for Exam #2 with this comprehensive review quiz covering common pediatric respiratory disorders. Focus on key topics like diagnoses, treatment options, and management strategies for various conditions affecting children's respiratory health. Ensure you're well-versed on essential treatments and symptoms of these important disorders.
