Pediatrics - Alterations In Cardiovascular Function Part I

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Pediatrics - Alterations In Cardiovascular Function Part I

Usually with this type of lesion, one would see an increase in pulmonary blood flow with left to right shunting. This manifests during infancy or early childhood.

Cyanotic lesions have right to left shunting & __________ pulmonary blood flow.

A child with a cyanotic lesion needs surgical intervention.

Which of the following is expected when auscultating the child with Congestive Heart Disease? (Select All That Apply)

Upon inspection of a child with congestive heart disease, you note cyanosis, pallor, squatting, edema in the face & fatigue. Classic symptoms of congestive heart disease. What problems would you expect to see with the client's weight due to the disease?

Along with peripheral edema, what would you expect to note in the child with congestive heart disease?

What clinical manifestations are seen with Increased Pulmonary Blood Flow? (Select all that apply)

What clinical manifestations are seen with obstructed systemic blood flow? (Select all that apply)

If a client shows signs of mixed defects, such as cyanosis, poor weight gain, pulmonary congestion, and CHF, what cardiac defect would you expect?

A client with a suspected heart defect is due for a cardiac catheterization with angiocardiogram at 11am. Which of the following statements would require further investigation & may delay or cancel the procedure?

Following a cardiac catheterization with angiocardiogram procedure, the nurse should apply direct pressure to the catheterization site for _ min and then apply pressure dressing for _ hours.

Clinical Manifestations of ______ sided heart failure: Decreased amount of blood being oxygenated by the lungs.

Clinical Manifestations of _____ sided heart failure: Lungs become congested with blood causing increase in pulmonary pressure & pulmonary edema

Which side of the heart usually fails in children & young infants?

Which of the following CHF signs would more than likely NOT be seen in an infant or young child?

In addition to oxygen therapy & rest, which of the following medications is included in the plan of treatment for a CHF client that increases contractility of the heart?

While ______ is the diuretic of choice for acute, severe CHF - we know that it excretes sodium, chloride, and water. While this medication also depletes potassium, signs & symptoms of digoxin toxicity should be monitored.

Digoxin, the drug of choice to treat CHF causes increased force of contraction, decreased heart rate, and increased renal perfusion should not be used in children younger than what age?

Which of the following clients with CHF should the order for Digoxin be withheld?

Which of the following statements is false regarding the "Rules of Digoxin?"

The CHF client should maintain a potassium enriched diet. Which of the following are NOT enriched with Potassium?

Which of the following is false in caring for the pediatric client with CHF?

Pediatrics - Alterations In Cardiovascular Function Part I

Usually with this type of lesion, one would see an increase in pulmonary blood flow with left to right shunting. This manifests during infancy or early childhood.

Cyanotic lesions have right to left shunting & __________ pulmonary blood flow.

A child with a cyanotic lesion needs surgical intervention.

Which of the following is expected when auscultating the child with Congestive Heart Disease? (Select All That Apply)

Upon inspection of a child with congestive heart disease, you note cyanosis, pallor, squatting, edema in the face & fatigue. Classic symptoms of congestive heart disease. What problems would you expect to see with the client's weight due to the disease?

Along with peripheral edema, what would you expect to note in the child with congestive heart disease?

What clinical manifestations are seen with Increased Pulmonary Blood Flow? (Select all that apply)

What clinical manifestations are seen with obstructed systemic blood flow? (Select all that apply)

If a client shows signs of mixed defects, such as cyanosis, poor weight gain, pulmonary congestion, and CHF, what cardiac defect would you expect?

A client with a suspected heart defect is due for a cardiac catheterization with angiocardiogram at 11am. Which of the following statements would require further investigation & may delay or cancel the procedure?

Following a cardiac catheterization with angiocardiogram procedure, the nurse should apply direct pressure to the catheterization site for ___ min and then apply pressure dressing for ___ hours.

Clinical Manifestations of ______ sided heart failure: Decreased amount of blood being oxygenated by the lungs.

Clinical Manifestations of _____ sided heart failure: Lungs become congested with blood causing increase in pulmonary pressure & pulmonary edema

Which side of the heart usually fails in children & young infants?

Which of the following CHF signs would more than likely NOT be seen in an infant or young child?

In addition to oxygen therapy & rest, which of the following medications is included in the plan of treatment for a CHF client that increases contractility of the heart?

While ______ is the diuretic of choice for acute, severe CHF - we know that it excretes sodium, chloride, and water. While this medication also depletes potassium, signs & symptoms of digoxin toxicity should be monitored.

Digoxin, the drug of choice to treat CHF causes increased force of contraction, decreased heart rate, and increased renal perfusion should not be used in children younger than what age?

Which of the following clients with CHF should the order for Digoxin be withheld?

Which of the following statements is false regarding the "Rules of Digoxin?"

The CHF client should maintain a potassium enriched diet. Which of the following are NOT enriched with Potassium?

Which of the following is false in caring for the pediatric client with CHF?

Following a cardiac catheterization with angiocardiogram procedure, the nurse should apply direct pressure to the catheterization site for _ min and then apply pressure dressing for _ hours.