February pedia ratio

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5. RATIONALE BY: RANDEL DALAUTA,RN

7. Measure weight, head circumference & length to categorize type.

8. Careful physical examination for anomalies & dimorphic features features.

9. Blood glucose & hematocrit

10. Serum Calcium and WBC count and platelet count

11. If due to placental factor, provide;

12. Increase O2

13. Increase fluid intake

17. Diet:Bland, ice cold

19. Pyloric Stenosis

20. Congenital Hip Subluxation

22. Bulging fontanels

23. Dilating scalp vein

24. Sunset eyes

25. Late: shrill/high pitch cry & seizures

26. Doc: mannitol & Decadro

27. Avoid: upright position

30. W Fetal Circulation E

31. W Foramen Ovale E

32. W DuctusArteriosus E

33. First Aid for Dog Bites The wound should be wiped clean of any saliva if the dog is suspected to be rabid (infected by rabies). The wound should be washed well with soap and running water. After drying, the wound should not be closed if it is a puncture wound, may be covered with a dry dressing if there is a cut or laceration. The person should be taken to the doctor immediately. Since there is a chance of being infected with tetanus, the doctor will administer an injection containing tetanus vaccine. The owner of the dog should be informed and the dog taken to a Veterinarian immediately, to check for symptoms of rabies. The dog should not be killed, but should be kept under observation for 10-15 days to see whether it develops symptoms of rabies. If it does not develop symptoms within 10 days, then chances are that it is not infected by rabies. treatment to provide immunity against the disease.

35. Sit up right

36. Lean forward (breath on mouth)

37. Spit out any blood

38. Gently squeeze fleshy portion

39. Put little wad of cotton inside victims lip against the gum

40. Wait 5 minutes before re-checking

41. if not yet stop gently blow nose to evacuate clots

42. If slowed pack nose with a tissue

43. Coat tip of tissue with petroleum jelly

45. APGAR Scoring

47. - Hospitalization : keep up with school work Hospitalization : allow to wear preferred cloths; let friends visit, or call

49. Constipation

50. Lethargy

51. feeding problems

52. large tongue

54. Down Syndrome

56. Logan’s Bar – to avoid trauma

59. Increase glomerolar permeability

61. Diuretics

62. Streroids

63. GABHS

64. Inflammation of kidney

65. Periorbital Puffy eyes

66. Hematuria(tea colored)

68. Diuretics

70. Battle sign, Raccoon Eyes & Periorbital Edema

73. Swelling

74. Limited ROM

75. Painful tender joints

76. DoC: - ASA - NSAIDS - Corticosteroids

77. Bilateral Club Feet InAdEquate INVERSION ADDUCTIONEQUINUS

78. Cerebral Palsy without mental retardation Impaired movement & posture Persistence of primitive infantile reflexes Not evident until child attempts to walk Criteria: Hyperextension Scissors gait Hearing impaired Athetosis- poor balance Ataxia

80. Spina Bifida

81. Dubowitz-Ballard Scale

82. ANY QUESTIONS????????????????????

83. THE END