Pediatric Nursing: Burns and Cancer

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Number One Pediatric Cancer

Lukemia

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Ondancetron Max Dose

4mg

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Ondancetron Max Dose during Chemo

16mg

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Wilms Tumor is a

malignant tumor of the kidney

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Wilms Tumor Speed of Growth

Can double in size by 12 days

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Wilms Tumor Survival Rate

90%

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Manifestations of Wilms Tumor

Firm mass on one side of abdomen, HTN, hematuria

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Wilms Tumor Urinalysis

May show hematuria and leukocytes

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Wilms Tumor 24-Hour Urine collection will show

HVA and VMA

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What does HVA and VMA distinguish

Wilms tumor

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Wilms Tumor Treatment

surgery, chemo, radiation

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Wilms Tumor Education

do not palpate the abdomen

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Neuroblastoma

Malignant tumor located along nerve cells

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Neuroblastoma age

<5 years

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Neuroblastoma S/S

Abdominal mass, pain, fever, neck swelling, Vomiting, fatigue, "raccoon eyes" (orbital metastasis)

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Neuroblastoma Red Flag

Spinal Cord Supression

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Neuroblastoma Imaging

U/S, CT/MRI, MIBG

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Acute Lymphoblastic Lukemia is

Cancer of Immature lymphocytes in the bone marrow

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Immature Lymphoctes

Lymphoblasts

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Acute Lymphoblastic Lukemia S/S

- Panycotopenia

- Fatigue

- pallor

- bruisiing

- fever

- joint pain

- lymphadenopathy

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What cells will be present with

Acute Lymphoblastic Lukemia

Blastocytes and Lymphoblasts

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With Acute Lymphoblastic Lukemia, the patient should be one

Infection Precautions

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ALL Diagnosis

CBC

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With ALL, the higher number of WBC,

the worse the prognosis ( higher immature wbc means more production of cancer )

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ALL cure rate

70%

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ALL Treatment

chemotherapy

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Osteosarcoma

malignant tumor of the bone

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osteosarcoma survival rate

70-75%

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Osteosarcoma is typically found in

ends of long bones

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Osteosarcoma creates a

osteoid

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osteoid

unmineralized bone matrix

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3 Classifications of osteosarcoma

- Low-grade

- Intermediate

- High Grade

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In 20% cases of osteosarcoma, the cancer has spread before diagnosis.

True

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Osteosarcoma Symptoms

- Bone pain

- limited mobility

- Limp

- Fever

- Night Sweats

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What are the inital symptoms of osteosarcoma thought to be

Growing Pains

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Osteosarcoma Treatment

surgery, chemotherapy and radiation, amputation of affected limb

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Rhabdomyosarcoma

malignant cancer of the soft tissue of the skeletal muscle

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Rhabdoblastoma affects what body parts

head, neck, eyes

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Rhabdoblastoma manifests as

Rhabdomyoblasts, which are cancer cells that appear as harmless white masses

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Rhabdomyoblasts multiply.....

quickly and aggresively, preventing healthy cells from maturing

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Oncological Emergency

Tumor Lysis, Sepsis, Space Occupying Lesions, Hematologic

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tumor lysis syndrome

Chemotherapy can cause massive destruction of cells leading the creation of uric acid which can be toxic to the kidneys leading to Necrosis.

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Tumor Lysis Syndrome Treatment

3-4 Bolus Normal Saline

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Space Occupying lesions

tumors put pressure on where the mass lies

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What layer of the skin is affected in a superficial burn?

Epidermis only.

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What are the characteristics of a partial-thickness burn?

Involves epidermis and dermis; red, moist, blistered, and painful.

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What type of burn extends through the epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis?

Full-thickness burn.

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Which burns may indicate child abuse?

Stocking or glove pattern burns, unusual shapes/patterns.

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What is the first step in burn management?

Stop the burning process and assess ABCs.

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How is burn severity estimated in children?

By depth, total body surface area (BSA) using Lund & Browder chart, and body part affected.

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Name 3 special considerations for pediatric burns.

Eschar/constriction, facial burns (airway risk), burns >10% BSA may need enteral nutrition.

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If Burns are >10% of BSA

Enteral feedings

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What are first-aid steps for minor burns?

Cool water/compress (no ice), clean/dry, apply ointment, monitor for infection, give ibuprofen, soak dressings if stuck.

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What to NOT put on burns

ICE

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What are key nursing interventions for extensive burns?

Promote oxygenation, maintain fluid volume, prevent hypothermia, cleanse burn, prevent infection, manage pain, treat infected burns, provide rehabilitation.

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How is hypothermia defined in burn patients and how is it treated?

Core temp < 95°F / 35°C; treat with passive/active rewarming, warm IV fluids, humidified oxygen, bear hugger, warm packs, and treat hypoglycemia.

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Ibuprofen Dose

10mg/kg

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Ibuprofen Max

600mg

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Tylenol dose

15 mg/kg

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Tylenol Max

75mg/kg/day