10 Questions
What may happen if bronchial obstruction progresses in a child?
Unconsciousness and death
What is a reason to consider a foreign body in the airway if a child has recurrent intractable pneumonia?
Foreign body in airway
What diagnostic method can be used for diagnosis and removal of airway foreign bodies?
Fluoroscopy
For children less than 1 year old, what is the recommended therapeutic management for airway foreign body obstruction?
Back blows and chest thrusts
What should nurses do in terms of life-saving techniques regarding airway foreign body obstruction?
Learn life-saving techniques/maneuvers
In the fluoroscopy test for airway obstruction, what happens to the obstructed lung?
It remains expanded
What shifts to the unobstructed site in a 'check valve' scenario for airway obstruction?
Heart and mediastinum
In 'stop valve' scenario for airway obstruction, what happens to the heart and mediastinum?
They shift to the obstructed site
What should nurses do regarding early signs of foreign body obstruction?
Recognize them and implement immediate measures
What does an endoscopy help with in terms of airway foreign bodies?
Diagnosis and removal
Learn about the different types of encopresis, including primary and secondary encopresis, as well as psychogenic encopresis. Understand the etiology behind encopresis, such as constipation triggered by environmental changes and abnormalities in the digestive tract.
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