FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT CROUP EXAM

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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT CROUP EXAM

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Question 1: Physical Appearance

Answer:

Age - 6 months to 6 years, alert with some accessory muscle usage

Question 2: Past Medical History

Answer:

Recent cold that developed gradually into a barking cough over 2-3 days, most common in the fall and winter

Question 3: Lateral Neck X-Ray

Answer:

Haziness in the subglottic area (below the glottis) steeple point, pencil point, picket fence, hour glass narrowing of the upper airway

Question 4: LBT causes airway obstruction from tissue swelling just..

Answer:

below the vocal cords

Question 5: Severe Cases

Answer:

Child with severe respiratory distress and/or Marked inspiratory stridor

Question 6: Oxygen Therapy

Answer:

30-40%

Question 7: Cool aerosol mist

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(Face mask, Tent)

Question 8: Sedate

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if necessary

Question 9: Vital Signs

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Increase HR, BP, Qt, low grade temperature

Question 10: Transfer patient to

Answer:

ICU

Question 11: Closely Monitor

Answer:

Vital signs Degree of Retractions Mental Status Ventilatory and oxygenation status

Question 12: Croup (Laryngotracheobronchitis)

Answer:

General term used to describe the inspiratory barking sound associated with the partial airway obstruction that develops in laryngotracheobronchitis (subglottic croip)

Question 13: Breath Sounds

Answer:

Diminished, Inspiratory stridor

Question 14: LBT is an

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inflammatory process that causes edema and swelling of the mucous membranes

Question 15: Clinically the inspiratory sound heard in croup is also called..

Answer:

inspiratory stridor

Question 16: Patient Assessment (Information Gathering)

Answer:

Primary Assessment

Question 17: Laryngotracheobronchitis (LBT) is used as a

Answer:

synonym for "Classic" subglottic croup

Question 18: Criteria for Intubation

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Lethargic Severe stridor at rest Diminished breath sounds Extreme accessory muscle usage

Question 19: Supportive Care

Answer:

Temperature Control - cool environment Adequate hydration and humidification of inspired air

Question 20: Color

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Cyanosis

Question 21: Etiology

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Caused by Parainfluenza virus 1, 2, 3, transmitted by aerosol droplets

Question 22: Secondary Assessment

Answer:

Secondary Assessment

Question 23: place on

Answer:

T-Piece or CPAP

Question 24: A VIRAL Infection

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that involves the upper and lower respiratory tract that causes subglottic edema

Question 25: Temperature control

Answer:

cool environment

Question 26: Appearance of the chest

Answer:

Use of accessory muscles during inspiration, substernal and intercostal retractions

Question 27: Arterial Blood Gas (ABG)

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Acute alveolar hyperventilation with hypoxemia Question 28: Criteria for extubation:

Answer:

Child's condition is stable Air leak around the tube(swelling has gone down)