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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| WHAT 4 CHARACTERISTICS IS DIFFERENT IN INFANTS SKIN VS ADUL | LESS SC FAT, EPIDERMIS IS THIN, BLISTERS EASY, ABSORPTIN IS GREATER |
| WHAT 2 CHARACTERICS IS DIFFERENT IN 8-10 YR OLDS VS ADULTS | SEBACOUS GLAND BEGIN PRODUCING SEBUM, SKIN IS DRY/CHAPS EASILY |
| WHAT IS CRADLE CAP | SKIN INFLAMMIATION WITH SEBACEOUS GLANDS |
| WHAT DOES THE NURSE ASSESS FOR WITH A CHILD WITH CRADLE CAP | PATCHY LESIONS, ITCHING, OILY |
| WHERE IS CRADLE CAP FOUND ON AN INFANT | SCALP, EYEBROWS, BEHIND EARS, GROIN |
| WHAT 5 WAYS CAN CRADLE CAP BE TREATED ON AN INFANT | SHAMPOO IN THE MORNINGS, BABY OIL, ORAL ABX, CORTICOSTEROIDS, HYDROCORTISONE |
| WHAT IS THE MEDICAL TERM FOR DIAPER RASH | DERMATITIS |
| WHAT CAUSES DIAPER RASH | SKIN IRRITATION WITH CONTACT OF URINE, FECES, FRICTION |
| WHAT DOES THE NURSE ASSESS FOR WITH A INFANT/CHILD WITH DIAPER RASH | SIMPLE ERYTHEMA (REDNESS) |
| WHAT TREATMENT CAN THE NURSE DO FOR DIAPER RASH | FREQ DIAPER CHANGES, AIR OUT, CLEAN AREA WELL WITH WARM WATER, AVOID WIPES, APPLY BARRIER CREAMS |
| WHAT TYPES OF OF BARRIER CREMES ARE USED | A & D, ZINC, PETROLEUM JELLY, MINERAL OILS. WITH INFLAMMATION USE HYDROCORTISONE, CORTICOSTEROID |
| WHAT IS A YEAST INFECTION AND WHAT IS ITS CHARCATERICS | KNOWN AS CANDIDA; BEEFY RED RAISED RASH |
| WHAT IS USED TO TREAT A YEAST INFECTION | TOPICAL ANTIFUNGAL AGENTS (NYSTATIN) |
| WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF A BACTERIAL INFECTION ON A CHILD/INANT | STAPH - STREP |
| WHAT DOES THE BACTERIAL INFECTION LOOK LIKE WHEN THE NURSE ASSESS FOR IT | BLSITERS- PUSTULA |
| WHAT IS IMPETIGO | BACTERICAL INFECTION FOR STAPH OR STREP |
| WHAT CHARACTERISTICS ARE IMPORTANT WITH IMPETIGO | HIGH CONTAGIOUS - BREAK IN SKIN |
| WHAT DO THE LESIONS LOOK LIKE WITH THE IMPETIGO | SMALL VESICLES, RUPTURE/HONEY CRUSTLESIONS WITH CLEAR FLUIDS , FOUND ON FACE |
| WHAT IS THE TREATMENT WITH IMPETIGO | ORAL ABX, TRIM NAILS AND KEEP HANDS CLEAN TOPICAL OINTMENTS |
| WHAT CAN BE A COMPLICATION FROM IMPETIGO | GLOMERULONEPHRITIS |
| WHAT IS ACNE VULGARIS | IMFLAMMATION OF THE SEBACEOUS GLAND OF HAIR FOLLICLES |
| WHAT CAUSES ACNE VULARGIS | ANDROGEN HORMONE, HEREDITY, IRRITATING FACTORS |
| WHAT IS THE CAUSES RELATED TO VULARGIS | INCREASE OIL PRODUCTION, PLUGGED SEBACEOUS TRAP BACTERIA, WHITEHEADS, BLACKHEADS, PUSTULES |
| WHAT IS ACNE VUGLARGIS LOCATED AT | FACE, BACK, CHEST |
| HOW CAN ACNE VUGLARGIS BE TREATED | BY DIET, SUNSHINE, MEDICATIONS |
| WHAT MEDICATIONS ARE USE IN TREATMENT OF MILD ACNE VULARGIS | BENZOYLE PEROXIDE, RETIN A, ABX |
| WHAT IS USED TO TREAT SEVERE ACNE VULARGIS | ACCUTANE |
| WHAT LABS MUST BE MONITORS WHILE A CHILD IS ON ACCUTANE | LFT/ LIPID |
| WHAT MUST BE DONE BEFORE A GIRL CAN BE PUT ON ACCUTANE | PREGANCY TEST, BIRTH CONTROL, AND PARENT MUST SIGN CONSENT |
| WHAT IS THE CARE USED TO TREAT ACNE | SKIN CLEANED 2-3 TIMES A DAY , KEEP GREASY HAIR WASHED, PREVENT FROM OVER DRYING SKIN |
| WHAT IS RING WORM | KNOWN AS TINEA FUNGICAL INFECTION FROM ANOTHER PERSON/ANIMAL TO PERSON |
| NAME 4 PLACES THAT FUNGIAL INFECTIONS CAN BE FOUND | SCALP - CAPITIS CORPORIS- SKIN PEDIS-FOOT CRURIS-THIGH/GROIN |
| WHEN ASSESS RINGWORM WHAT DOES THE NURSE FINDWHERE ARE THEY FOUND | RED SCALEY RING WITH CLEAR CENTER FACE, NECK, ARMS, LEG, HANDS |
| WHAT IS PEDIS | ATHLETES'S FOOT |
| WHAT ARE THE 4 SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS | PRURTIS, BURNING, CRACKING, BLISTERS |
| WHAT AREA OF THE FOOT WOULD YOU FIND ATHLETE'S FOOT | SOLES, TOES, INSTEP |
| TO DISCOURAGE RECURRENCE OF ATHLETE'S FOOT WHAT TEACHING COULD YOU DO WITH THE PATIENT | KEEP FEET DRY, WEAR ONLY CLEAN SOCKS, KEEP FEET WELL VENTILATED |
| WHAT ARE THE SIGNS AND SYMTPOMS OF JOCK ITCH | PRURITIS, RED, SCALEY, RASIED, VESICLES AT MARGIN |
| WHAT IS THE CARE FOR FUNGAL INFECTIONS | ANTIFUNGAL, SEVERE GRISEOFULVIN , NEED TO TX FOR 2-4 WEEKS, SOMETIMES 4-12 WEEKS |
| WHAT IS PEDICULOSIS | HEAD LICE |
| WHAT ARE THE 3 TYPES OF LICE | HEAD, BODY, PUBIC |
| WHAT IS THE LIFESPAN OF LICE | 40-50 DAYS |
| WHAT DOES NITS LOOK LIKE | IMMATURE NITS WHITEMATURE NITS DARK BROWN |
| WHAT IS THE CYCLE FOR THE EGGS | 3-4 DAYS PROCESS STARTS OVER AGAIN |
| HOW IS LICE TRANSMITTED | PERSON - PERSONDIRECT CONTACT WITH CONTAMINTED ARTICLES |
| WHAT ARE THE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF HEAD LICE | SCALP ITCHINGFOUND ON BACK OF NECK/AROUND EARSNITS ARE VISIBLE |
| WHAT IS THE TREATMENT FOR HEAD LICE | NIXS, RID, PERMETHRIN, APPLE FOR 10-20 MIN DRY DIP COMB IN WHITE VINEGAR AND WATER SOLUTIONREPEAT IN 7-10 DAYS |
| WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT TO MAKE SURE YOU TREAT WHEN YOU HAVE LICE | EYEBROWS USE VASLEINE BID FOR 8 DAYS USE FINE COMB BACKCOMBING |
| WHAT IS THE LAST TREATMENT PLAN WHEN TREATING LICE | KWELL |
| WHAT ARE SCABIES (SARCDOPTES SCABIEIE) | PARASITIC INFECTION CAUSED BY MITE AND IS HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS SPREADS BY DIRECT CONTACT |
| WHAT IS THE CYCLE FOR SCABIES | BURROWS UNDER SKIN CREATING A TUNNEL LIKE LINES 5-15 MM TO LAY THIER EGGS ITCHING MAY CONTINUE FOR 2-3 WEEKS AFTER TREATMENT |
| WHERE WOULD YOU BE ABLE TO ASSESS AND FING SCABIES | WAIST LINE, NECK, AXILLAE, ANKLES, GROIN |
| WHAT IS ATOPIC DERMATITIS ECZEMA | INFLAMMATION OF HYPERSENSITIVITY |
| WHAT CAN BE THE CAUSES OF ECZEMA | ALLERGENS, HX OF ASTHMA/HAYFEVER, INFANTS THAT HAVE BEEN FORMULA FED |
| WHAT IS THE APPEARANCE OF ECZEMA | RED PAPULAR RASH, VESICLES, RUPTURED VESICLES SECRETE A YELLOW STICKY DRAINAGE |
| WHERE CAN ECZEMA BE FOUND | FORMS A CRUST ON THE FACE, FOLDS IN SKIN, ELBOWS, BACK OF ARMS/KNEES |
| WHAT IS THE NURSING INTERVENTIONS THAT CAN BE USED TO TREAT ECZEMA | REDUCE ALLERGENS, CONTROL PRURITIS WITH BENADRYL, HYDRATE SKIN WITH DRESSINGS WET/COOLPREVENT INFECTION |
| WHAT FOODS DO YOU WANT TO AVOID WITH A PATIENT HAS ECZEMA | EGG 1ST YEAR, WHEAT, O-J, TOMATOE JUICE, PEANUTS FOR 1-3 YEARS |
| WHAT IS MILIARIA RUBRA (HEAT RASH) | RED PINHEAD PAPULES COMES ON WHEN TRIGGERS HAPPEN, EXPOSURE TO SUMMER HEAT, OVERDRESSING, |
| WHERE IS HEAT RASH FOUND | SKINS FOLDS, NECK, CHEST, |
| WHAT IS THE LEADING CAUSE OF ACCIDENTAL DEATH IN 1-4 YEAR OLDS | BURNS |
| WHAT IS THE SECOND LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH IN CHILDERN 15 AND UNDER | BURNS |
| WHAT PERCENT OF BURN ACCIDENTS ARE PREVENTABLE | 75% |
| WHAT ARE CONTRIBUTING FACTORS OF BURNS IN | AUDLT CARELESSNESSFAILURE TO SUPERIVISECURIOUS/EXPLORING CHILD |
| WHAT ARE THE 3 CAUSES OF BURNS IN CHILDERN | SCALD, FIRES, ELECTRICAl |
| WHAT TYPE OF CHARE IS USEDE TO DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF THE BODY BURNED ON A CHILD | LUND BROWDER CHARTTHE RULE OF NINE |
| WHAT IS THE CLASSIFICATION OF A MINOR BURN | 1-2 DEGREE 10% BSA3RD DEGREE <2% BSA NO FACE,HAND,FEET, GENITIALIA |
| WHAT IS THE CLASSIFICATION OF A MODERATE BURN | 2ND DEGREE 10-20% BSA3RD <10% IF SMOKE INHALATION INVOLEMENT WITH FACE, HAND, FEET OR GENITIALIALIA |
| WHAT IS THE CLASSIFICATION OF A SEVERE BURN | 2ND DEGREE > 20% BSA3RD DEGREE> 10% BSA |
| WHAT CLASSIFIES THE SEVERITY OF THE BURN | CAUSE OF BURN, LOCATION, % OF BSA, TYPE OF BURN |
| WHAT ARE THE 3 CLASSIFICATION OF BURNS NAMED FOR THE SKIN | SUPERFICIAL , PARTIAL, FULL THICK |
| WHAT DO YOU SEE WHEN ASSESSING A SUPERFICAL BURN 1ST DEGEE | BLANCHES EASILY, REFILLS QUICKLY, PAINFULIT EFFECTS THE EPIDERMIS LAYER OF SKIN |
| WHAT DO YOU SEE WHEN ASSESSING A PARTIAL BURN 2ND DEGREE | BLISTER PINK AND RED, PAINFULLIT EFFECTS THE DERMIS LAYER OF SKIN |
| WHAT DO YOU SEE WHEN ASSESSING A FULL THICK BURN 3RD DEGREE | INVOLES THE ENTIRE LAYERS OF SKINTOUGH, LEATHER , PAINLESS , NO BLANCHING OR REFILL, IT EFFECTS DOWN TO THE SUBDERMAL LAYER OF SKIN |
| THERE ARE 3 PHASES TO REHABILATION WITH BURNS PATIENTS | 1ST 72 HOURS RESCUCITATIVE PHASEACUTE PHASE AFTER 72 HOURS CAN LAST SEVERAL WEEKS/MONTHSREHAB PHASE |
| WHAT IS DONE DURING THE RESUSCITATIVE PHASE | ABC'SHUMIDIFIED H2OCOVERING BURNS WITH STERILE DRESSINGS |
| WHAT IS THE #1 INTERVENTION AFTER THE ABC WHEN TREATING A BURN PATIENT | FLUID REPLACEMENTLR OR NORMAL SALINE THENALBUMIN- PLASMA |
| WHAT NURING INTERVENTIONS NEED TO BE DONE DURNING THE RESUCICATTIVE STAGE | MONITOR V/S, I&O, LABS, KEEP ACCURATE I&O,GIVE TETANUS, IV ABX, SEDIATVES, NG, NOP 1ST 24 HOURS, IV ANTIACID OF PREVENTION OF CURLING ULCERS |
| WHAT ARE THE SEVER COMPLICATIONS THAT CAN HAPPEN WITH BURNS | SHOCKS 1ST 24-48 HOURS PAIN OR MASSIVE FLUID LOSSDECREASE BLOOD FLOW TO TISSUE |
| WHAT ARE THE NURSING INTERVENTIONS WITH A PATIENT WITH SMOKE INHALATION | WATCH FOR EDEMA WITH PULOMARY OBSTRUCTION ,MAINTAIN PATENT AIRWAY MONITOR RESPIRATIONSVENT SUPPORT |
| WHAT ARE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF INFECTION WITH BURN PATIENTS | SKIN BURNED AWAY INCREASE INFECTIONRISK OF SEPSISDECREASED PROTEIN LEVELS |
| WHAT IS COMPLICATIONS OF BURNS WITH THE MUSCLE | CONTRACTURESSHORTEN MUSCLESSCAR TISSUEDECREASED ELASTICITY |
| WHAT TYPE OF CARE DO WE GIVE THE BURN PATIENT TO AVOID CONTRATURES | POSITIONING, SPLINTING JOINTSEXCERISES |
| WHAT IS SILVADINE CREME | ANTIMICROBIAL (INHIBITS BACTERIAL GROWTHSOFTENS ESCHAR |
| WHAT IS SUFAMYLON (MAFENIDE ACETATE) | USED WITH HYDROTHERAPY BROAD SPECTRUM ANTIMICROBIAL INHIBITS GROWTH PAINFUL WHEN APPLIEDGIVE PAIN MEDS 30-45 MINUTES PRIOR |
| WHAT IS SILVER NITRATE | ANTIMICROBIAL KEEP DRESSING WET CHANGE FREQUENTWILL STAIN SKIN |
| WHAT IS DEBRIDEMENT | REMOVAL OF DEAD SKIN |
| WHAT ARE THE 3 TYPES OF DEBRIDEMENT | NATURE, MECHANICLA, SURGICAL |
| WHAT IS NATURAL DEBRIDEMENT | BODY DOES IT ON ITS OWN |
| WHAT IS MECHANICAL DEBRIDEMENT | WITH DRESSING CHANGES AND MEDICATIONS |
| WHAT IS MECHANICAL DEBRIDEMENT | GRAFTING OF THE SKIN |
| WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF PRESSURE DRESSINGS | DECREASE SCARRING |
| WHAT ARE THE TWO TYPES OF PRESSURE DRESSINGS | GARNMENT AND JACKETS |
| WHAT TYPE OF BURNS ARE SKIN GRAFTS USED ON | PARTIAL AND FULL BURNS |
| THERE ARE 4 PLACES SKIN GRAFTS CAN COME FROM WHAT ARE THEY | HOMOGRAFTS, CADAVERS, TISSUE FREE FROM DIEASE, HETEROGRAFT (PIG SKIN PORCINE) |
| NAME 2 DONOR SITE AREAS WHERE SKIN GRAFT ARE HARVESTED | AUTO- GRFT FROM SELFISO- GRAFT FROM TWIN |
| WHAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT WITH NUTRITION FOR PATIENTS THAT HAVE BEEN BURNEDD | INCREASE CALORIESINCREASE PROTIEN WITH VITAMINS |
| WHAT TYPE OF ISOLATION IS USED ON BURN PATIENTS | PROTECTIVE |
| WHAT 5 THINGS ARE DIFFERENT WITH CHILDERN WITH THERE BONE/MUSCLE SYSTEMS | BONES BEND/DEFORM BEFORE THEY BREAKBLOOD SUPPLY RICH AND HEAL QUICKERPERIOSTEUM- THICK INCREASE STRENGTHEPIPHYSEAL PLATE CAN CAUSE DISRUPTION IN BONE GROWTH OSSIFICATION COMPLETE BY AGE 20 |
| TEST USED ON CHILDERN FOR MUSCLE/BONE PROBLEMS | X-RAY, BONE SCAN, CT SCAN, MRI, US, MUSCLE/BONE BIOPSY, EMG,CBC, ESR, B-24 |
| WHAT ARE THE 4 CLASSIFICATIONS OF BONE FRACTURES | INCOMPLETE, COMPLETE, COMPOUND, SIMPLE/CLOSED |
| WHAT IS AN INCOMPLETE FX | BONE INTACT WITH FRAGMENTS |
| WHAT IS A COMPLETE FX | BONE INTACT WITH NO FRAGMENTS |
| WHAT IS A COMPOUND FX | OPEN BONE THUR SKIN |
| WHAT IS A SIMPLE FX | BONE NO SKIN INVOLVEMENT |
| WHAT ARE THE 5 TYPES OF FX | GREENSTICK, SPIRAL, TRANSVERSE, OBLIQUE, COMMUNUTED |
| WHAT IS A GREENSTICK | BONE HINGED |
| WHAT IS A TRANSVERSE | ACROSS THE BONE |
| WHAT IS AN OBLIQUE | DIAGONAL |
| WHAT IS A COMMUNUTED | CRUSHED |
| WHAT ARE 5 SYMPTOMS OF A FRACTURED BONE | SWELLING, TENDERNESS, ECCHYMOSIS, POSSIBLE DEFORMITY, LOSS OF FUNC |
| WHAT ARE THE 5 P'S | PALLOR, PAIN, PULSELESSNESS, PARESTHESIA, PARALYSIS |
| WHAT ARE THE 4 TREATMENTS OF A FRACTURED BONE | REALIGN , IMMOBILIZATION, TRACTION, CASTING |
| WHAT ARE THE 2 TYPES OF REDUCTION AND FIXATIONREDUCED | CLOSED OPEN |
| WHAT IS A INTERNAL FIXATION | SEVERE FX USING DEVICES SUCH AS RODS, PINS, PLATES, SCREWS |
| WHAT IS EXTERNAL FIXATION | MASSIVE FX WITH SEVER SOFT TISSUE DAMAGEINTERAL AND OPENINFECTED WON'T HEALACUTE INFECTED FXMULTII TRAUMA |
| 3 TYPES OF CAST | PLASTER OF PARIS, POLYURETHANE RESIN, SYNTHETIC FIBERGLASS |
| HOW DO WE DETERMINE THE TYPE OF CAST BEING USED | TYPE OF FXHOW SEVERE AMT OF WT BEARING |
| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF TRACTIONS USED WITH | PULLED FORCED APPLIED TO BODYUSES WTS, PULLEYS, ROPES |
| WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF TRACTION | PROMOTE ALIGNMENT, PROVIDE IMMOBILIZATIONDECREASE MUSCLE SPASMDECRASE DEFORMITIES/CONTRACTURES |
| NAME TWO TYPES OF TRACTION | SKINSKELETAL |
| WHAT IS SKIN TRACTION | PULLS ON NATERIAL ATTACHED TO SKIN |
| WHAT IS SKELETAL TRACTION | PULLING FORCE APPLIED DIRECTLY TON BONE WITH PINS OR TONGS |
| WHAT IS A BRYANT'S TRACTION | SKIN TRACTIONFX FEMUR UNDER 2 YRS OR 20-30 LBSBOTH LEGS AT 90 DEGREE ANGLEBUTT JUST CLEAR OF BEDPERIPHEARAL CIRCULATION DECREASED IN THE LEGS |
| WHAT IS BUCK'S TRACTION | SKIN TRACTIONTRACTION PULL LONGITUDINALLY LEGS ARE FLATFOOT PLATEEXTENDS THE LIMBNO HI FOWLERS |
| WHAT IS RUSSEL TRACTION | SKIN TRACTIONSIMILAR TO BUCK'S KNEE SLINGPULLS IN 2 DIRECTIONS VERTICKAL FROM KNEE SLINGLONGITUDINALLY FROM FOOT PLATE |
| WHAT IS A 90/90 TRACTION | SKELETRACTIONDECREASE LEG IN SLING/BOOT CASTWIRE PIN INSERTED INTO DISTAL FEMUS90 DEGREE FLEXION HIP 90 DEGREE TO KNEEVERTICAL FROM LEGHORIZONTAL AT LEG SLING WITH KNEE PINS2 SEPERATE WT HAND FREELY |
| WHAT IS DUNLOP TRACTION | SKELETALHUMERUS/ELBOW2 SEPERATE LINES WITH 2 FREE HANGING WTS |
| WHAT ARE THE 2 TYPES OF CERVICAL TRACTIONSWHAT ARE THEY USED FOR | SKINSKELETALTO DECREASE MUSCLE SPASMS IN THE BACK |
| WHAT IS A HALO | USED FOR WEAKNESS OF NECK AND TRUNK MUSCLESSKELETAL TRACTION |
| WHAT IS THE HALO USED FOR | CERVICAL FXFUSIONSREDUCE SEVERE SCOLIOSIS |
| WHAT TYPE OF NURSING INTERVENTIONS ARE USED WITH ALL TYPES OF TRACTION | NEURO CHECKS,OBTAIN BASELINE, FREQ.CKS COMPARE WITH BASELINE,PULSELESSNESS, DISTAL TO INJURY,PALLOR- COLOR-CAP REFILLP;ARESTHESIA/PARALYSIS- CHECK MOVEMENT SENSATION, PAIN- MONITOR SEVERE PAIN UNRELIEVED, TEMP FOR WARMTH, SWELLING -ELEVAT TO PREVENT |
| WHAT CAN HAPPEN WITH COMPARTMENT SYNDROME | TISSUE NECROSISPERMANT LOSS OF FUNCTION |
| WHAT CAUSES COMPARTMENT SYNDROME | INELASTIC FASCIA WRAP AROUND TISSUE AND BLOOD VESSLES,MUSCLES,NERVES PRESSURE INCRE3ASED INSIDE AND CANNOT RELEASE AND ISCHEMIA OCCURES |
| WHAT IS THE CARE FOR PATIENTS IN TRACTION | MAINTAIN TRACTION WT SHOULD BE FREE FLOATINGDON'T REMOVE WITH DR ORDERRESTRAINT IF NEEDEDKNOW THE TYPES OF TRACTIONBED POSITION MAINTAINEDACE WRAP |
| WHAT DO YOU ASSES WITH A PATIENT IN TRACTION | SECURE WTS AND PULLEYSCHECK EACH SHIFTFREE HANGINGCORRECT AMOUNT OF WEIGHTROPES IN PULLEY GROOVES |
| WHAT ARE THE NO NO'S OF TRACTION | DON'T BUMPDO NOT LET TOUCH THE FLOOR |
| WHAT IS THE CARE OF PINS AND PIN SITES | CLEAN EVERY 8 HOURS (STERILE)INSPECT LOOKING FOR S/S OF INFECTIONTENTING - DON'T ALLOW PIN TO ATTACH TO SKIN |
| WHAT ARE THE NURSING INTERVENTIONS AFTER SURGERY FOR A FRACTURE | INCREASE FLUIDSINCREASE FIBER IN DIETTOYS TO OCCUPY CHILDRESPIRATORY EXCERISES (BLOW BUBBLES) |
| WHAT IS THE CARE OF A CAST | HANDLE NEW CAST WITH PALMSPETAL SHARP EDGESDO NEURO CHECKSSKIN CARE WATCH FOR PRESSURE POINTS , IMMOBILITYPASSIVE ROMTEACH SAFETY (NO POKING OBJECTS IN CAST) |
| TEACHING HOME CARE | NO WET CASTNO POKING OBJECTS IN CAST TO SCRATCHCALL HCP WITH ABNORMAL NEURO CHECKS |
| TEACHING CRUTCH CARE | KEEP WT OFF EFFECT LEGSUPPORT WEAKEND LEGMAINTAIN BALANCE1 1/2 IN BETWEEN CRUTCH AND ARMPIT6-12 IN FROM SIDESTAIRS GD FOOT 1ST DOWN STAIRS BAD FT 1ST |
| WHAT IS CLUB FOOT (CONGENITAL TALIPES EQUINVARUS | MOST COMMON FT DEFORMFOOT INVERTEDHEEL DRAUS UPWARDFOREFOORT ADDUCTED1 0R BOTH FT AFFECTD |
| WHAT ARE THE TWO TYPES OF CLUB FOOT | POSTIONAL AND FIXED |
| WHAT IS POSITIONAL CLUBFOOT | POSITION IN UTEROCAN BE MANIPULATED TO NATURAL POSITION |
| WHAT IS FIXED CLUBFOOT | TURE CLUBFOOTCAN NOT BE MANIPULATED |
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