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assessment while assessing the patient with rheumatic fever a detailed history including problematic environmental factors or recent exposure
estimation of burn areathe estimation of the extent of burn area expressed as the percentage of the surface
acute rheumatic fever rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease that usually follows infection of upper respiratory tract with group a
estimation of depth of burn injurya thermal injury is described as partial thickness or full thickness depending on the depth and severity
planning the nursing care provide bed rest administer antibiotics as advisedprevent infection implementation of nursing care provide bed
gastrointestinal tract functionas a result of burn injury acute gastric dilation occurs creating abdominal distention and regurgitations
assessment infective endocarditis is characterised by insidious onset of fever malaise night- sweats and weight loss other signs
drowningdrowning is a cause of accidental death in children accidental drowning may occur because children do not have adequate
infective endocarditis it is a term used to include subacute bacterial endocarditis as well as infection caused by viruses and
management of paediatric emergencieslet us first discuss why the children are more prone to come across emergency
assessment the severity of symptoms depend on degree of obstruction in case of severe obstruction ecg shows right ventricular or
circulationif central pulses femoral in infants and carotid in children are not palpable begin chest compression without losing
aortic stenosis aortic stenosis is due to an obstructive lesion that interferes with the blood flow out of the left ventricle depending upon
palliative procedures i this consists of enlarging the existing for a men ovale by putting a baloon through the defect baloon septostomy so
airwayplace the patient supine on a firm surface with his head at level or slightly lower than the level of heart immediately
cyanotic congenital heart disease so far we have discussed the acyanotic congenital heart disease now we shall discuss some of the main
implementation of nursing care administration of appropriate drugs if the surgery is not necessary or if it is postponed for some time
cardio pulmonary resuscitationcessation of cardiac activity is determined by inability to palpate a central pulse unresponsiveness and
pathophysiology if the ductus arteriosus does not close after birth the higher pressure in the aorta than in the pulmonary artery causes
common endocrine disorderswe shall focus on two conditions diabetes mellitus and diabetes inspidus diabetes mellitus diabetes
patent ductus arteriosus pda pda is one of the most common cardiac anomalies it occurs twice as frequently in girls as in boys in
disorder of adrenal functionthe disorders of adrenal function may lead to acute and chronic adrenocortical insufficiency let
management in case of small defects surgical treatment is not indicated because spontaneous closure may occur before one to two years of
assessment on assessment a child with ventricular septal defect will show clinical manifestations depending upon the size of the defect the
disorder of parathyroid functionthe disorders of parathyroid function may either lead to increased production or decreased production