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Aquired Cardiovascular Disease

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____is an inflammatory disease which may develop after a _____ streptococcal infection (such as strep throat or scarlet fever) and can involve the heart, joints, skin, and brain. It commonly appears in children ages ___-___? What is the average age?   show
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show 10 to 20 days  
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T/F Rheumatic fever is an autoimmune disorder   show
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Jones diagnostic criteria for Rhumatic fever includes: ____ major criteria and previous strep infection - or - ___ major and ____ minor criteria and hx of previous step infection   show
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show carditis (maydevelop rehumatic heart disease; r/t damage to mitral & aortic valves), polyarthritis, erythema marginatum (non ichy rings on trunk), subcutaneous nodules (elbows/shoulders/bony parts), and chorea  
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show prev hx of rheumatic fever, athralgia (joint pain), fever, prolonged PR interval and elevated acute phase rx  
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show Erythrocyte sedimation rate, C-reactive protein, White blood count and Antistreptolysin O (ASO) titer which is not seen in Kawasaki  
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show streptolysin O  
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What does the immune system develop due to the stimulation of stretolysin O caused by strep?   show
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show anti-streptolysin O antibodies  
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2 medications to treat strep infection   show
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show without carditis 5 yrs or until age 21 (whichever longer), with carditis 10 yrs or into adulthood (whichever longer), residual heart damage age 40  
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What Anti-Inflammatory medication are used for pts with minimal or no carditis to control pain & suppress reheumatic activity for acute rheumatic fever? What is used with child with pancarditis, CHF, Valvular involvement with ARF (Acute Rheumatic Fever)   show
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CHF meds for pt with acute rheumatic fever   show
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show !!!!systolic murmur!!!!!!; CHF; Tachycardia at rest  
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show False - restricted physical activity  
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show kawasaki disease  
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Incidence for Kawasaki disease   show
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show unknown  
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fever in Kawasaki disease is normally higher or lower then rhuematic fever   show
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6 criteria (not findings) for Kawasaki disease (must have fever and at least 4 others)   show
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How long is the acute, subacute and convalescent phases for Kawasaki disease?   show
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Kawasaki Disease diagnostic findings (not criteria)   show
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show increased thrombocytosis and moderate anemia  
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Most serious complication of Kawasaki Disease   show
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show IV IgG, ASA (first for fever 80-100mg/kg/day then for antiplatelet 3-5 mg/kg/day)  
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show False - not beneficial  
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The inclusion of corticosteroids in aspirin-containing regimens for the initial treatment of ____ reduces the incidence of coronary aneurysms.   show
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If a child has Kawasaki Disease, why should they be concerned with varicella or influenza   show
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How can a child get CHF with Kawasaki Disease?   show
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show 6 months  
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If a child is not treated with IV IgG for Kawasaki Disease what is the chance they will develop coronary artery aneurysms?   show
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T/F recurrence of Kawasaki disease is common   show
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show myocardial ischemia, coronary artery aneurysms, myocardial infarction and potential for sudden death  
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show lymph node  
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show It is important to get a throat culture if child has sore throat without signs of viral illness.  
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show False it is not seen in children under 2 and is Rare in 3rd year of life  
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show Damaged valves cause obstruction to blood flow and myocardium has to pump against increased resistance  
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show Acute Rheumatic Fever  
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With ARF What type of activities can a pt do if they are on bedrest?   show
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show ARF Acute Rheumatoid Fever  
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Discharge planning of Kawasaki disease is Aspirin administration. What do you want to minimize? What Vital Sign do you want to monitor?   show
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show Petechiae, Bleeding gums, Tinnitus, Hematuria, Hematochezia (bloody stools), Hematemesis  
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In Discharge planning of kawasaki disease what is the #1 most important thing to teach a parent?   show
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show Exposure/development of varicella or influenza; signs & Sx of CHF; Chest pain, dyspnea, extreme lethargy, syncope  
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Long term care especially importent w/ severe coronary disease; teach family CPR; Potential activity restriction; Admin influenza vaccine; & Delay live virus vaccines until at least 6 months after IVIG (ex. Viricella & MMR) are all follow-up care in __?   show
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What does an elevated titer of ASO indicate?   show
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show Prevent further cardiac damage; long term antibiotics; standard bacterial endocarditis prohylaxis  
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What in discharge teaching of ARF is important to teach about physical activity?   show
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What do you need to theach the discharged pt of ARF about Birth control?   show
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