This 'Peds final - Neurology' quiz assesses knowledge of neurology in pediatric contexts. It includes questions on ICP etiology, Glasgow scale assessments, and symptoms of ICP in infants and children, enhancing understanding and diagnostic skills in pediatric neurology.
Blanching
Eye Opening
Verbal Response
Motor Response
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GCS=3
GCS
GCS
GCS=14
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Poor feeding
Irritability
Lethargy
Bulging anterior fontanel
Sun Setting Sign
Headache
Mood Swings
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Mood Swing
Headache
Diplopia
AM Nausea & Vomiting
Altered LOC
Eyes deviated downward
Increased head circumference
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Papiledema
Diplopia
Eyes deviated downward
Jaundice sclera
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Maintain patent airway
Keep patient supine with HOB at 30 degrees
Administer Manitol
Hyperventilation
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BP 121/79, HR 100, RR 21, Temp 37°C
BP 135/60, HR 110, RR 18, Temp 36.5°C
BP 139/95, HR 55, RR 13, Temp 38.5°C
BP 111/75, HR 90, RR 20, Temp 37.2°C
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The hypothalamus that regulates temperature is now under pressure
It is the bodies natural response to vascular issues
Sometimes they will spike a sudden temperature but it fades away
The body is fighting of a new infection
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Active ROM
Seizure precautions
Cooling blanket
T&P q2h
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Glioblastoma
Seizure Disorder
Status Epileptus
Menigitis
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Assess developmental milestones
Glasgow Coma Scale
Restrict fluids
Increase HOB 5°/hr
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Genetic predisposition
Birth to early infancy trauma
Structural or metabolic abnormality
Meningitis
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Febrile
Trauma or congenital defects from birth to early infancy
Cerebral lesions
Metabolic disorders
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Alkaline Phosphatase
Serum Calcium
Glucose
Magnesium
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Both cerebral hemispheres with a change in LOC
One hemisphere with minimal change in LOC
Both cerebral hemispheres with symptoms occurring on opposite side
One Hemisphere with no change in LOC
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Petit-mal
Gran-mal
Tonic clonic
Complex partial
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Localized motor symptoms
Repeated purposeless activities
Eyes deviate towards opposite sides
Lip smacking, chewing, drooling
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Complex partial seizures
Simple partial seizures
Gran-Mal
Status Epilepticus
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Administer Ativan
Maintain airway
Administer Valium
Start CPR
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Patient should be seizure free for 2yrs
Normal EEG
Slowly taper of medications
EKG's Q6H
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Pad the bad rails
O2 and suction
Use bed restraints
Allow patient OOB ADLIB
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True
False
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Increased protein
Decrease glucose
Increased WBC
Increase RBC
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Low grade fever
ICP
MRSA/Staph of skin
Unstable patient
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