NOC Quiz 3 23-26 Pediatric Neurology, Respiratory, Cardiovascular, Musculoskeletal, Immunologic, Hematologic, Infectious, Gastrointestinal, Urologic, Endocrine, Metabolic, Genetic, Pharmacologic, Diagnostic Imaging, Surgical, Emergency, Critical Care, Gro

NOC Quiz 3 23-26 Pediatric Neurology, Respiratory, Cardiovascular, Musculoskeletal, Immunologic, Hematologic, Infectious, Gastrointestinal, Urologic, Endocrine, Metabolic, Genetic, Pharmacologic, Diagnostic Imaging, Surgical, Emergency, Critical Care, Growth and Development, Nursing Assessment, Pain Management, Seizure Management, Airway and Oxygenation, Fluid-Electrolyte Balance, Medication Administration, Antidotes, Infection Control, Family-Centered, Evidence-Based, Therapeutic Interventions, Preventive Care, Health Promotion, Symptom Recognition, Clinical Decision-Making, Child Safety, Rehabilitation Exam Questions Verified and Provided with Complete A+ Graded Rationales Latest Updated 2026 Eustachian tube (newborn) shorter, wider and straighter than in adult (more infections) pull ear down and back for infant ear drops pull ear: Do not give to children. Reye's syndrome: may be a relationship between the use of aspirin during a viral flu or illness children and aspirin (ASA) febrile seizure occur in response to rapid rise in temperature (more common in 6 months to 5 years) Document: activity before seizure body movements change in color/resp/muscle tone incontinence parts of body how long LOC-appearance and behavior after prep for spinal tap placed in isolation seizure precautions dimly lit quiet room monitor s/s of increased ICP Meningitis nursing implications spastic athetoid (dyskinetic) ataxic mixed types of cerebral palsy spastic (CP) --legs crossing in scissorlike pattern when child is not supported in vertical suspension involves damage of the cortex of the brain spasms occur with movement related to cerebral asphyxia athetoid (CP) dyskinetic involves damage to the basal nuclei ganglion continuous involuntary writhing movements often associated with hyperbilirubinemia ataxic CP uncoordinated movements and ataxia from a lesion in the cerebellum mixed CP Usually a combination of spastic and athetoid increased BP decreased HR/RR s/s increased ICP RICE; Rest Ice Compression Elevation managing soft tissue injuries: neurovascular check for tissue perfusion performed on the toes or fingers distal to an injury or cast and includes the following: peripheral pulse rate and quality color cap refill time warmth movement and sensation pain pulse sensation color cap refill movement Neurovascular checks pain -location and quality -initiate pain control strategies and medications -pain at site that does not respond to med: compartment syndrome(ischemia to an extremity-edema) fasciotomy--cutting into tissue pulse compare quality of pulse on the affected extremity to unaffected extremity sensation reduced sensation to touch -numbness or tingling color pallor at the site distal to the fracture(arterial insufficiency) cyanosis(venous stasis) capillary refill less than 3 seconds