NURSING CARE FOR HIGH RISK / SICK TODDLER AND PRESCHOOLERS

What should be the action if a child swallows Visine?

• Give activated charcoal

• Seek medical help

• Suction

What are signs of corrosive poisoning?

• Pallor, cyanosis, mottling

• Lethargic, dehydrated, irritable

• Edema of lips, tongue and pharynx

Management if ingested a cleaning product?

• Seek medical help

• Suction

• Give activated charcoal

In school age enuresis bladder control should be achieved at what age?

• 10 years old

• 7 years old

• 5 years old

What is bladder capacity of a school age?

• 500-300ml

• 200-400ml

• 300-350ml

What is considered as primary enuresis of school age?

• If bladder training was never achieved or acquired

• Behavior modification, enuresis alarm, do not punish the child

• If control has been stablished but has now been lost

What is considered as secondary enuresis of school age?

• Behavior modification, enuresis alarm, do not punish the child

• If control was established but has now been lost

• If bladder training was never achieved or acquired

Primary Encopresis is Identified by age of?

• 7

• 2

• 4

_____ is identified by age 4 years when child has not achieved fecal continence

• Primary encopresis

• Secondary Encopresis

• Behavioral Treatment

_______ is a fecal incontinence occurring in a child older the 4 years of age after period of established fecal continence.

• Primary Encopresis

• Secondary Encopresis

• Behavioral Treatment