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What lab findings are associated with hyperlipidemia in nephrotic syndrome?
-elevated blood lipid levels in blood chemistry tests
What is the primary purpose of positioning an adolescent with a pneumothorax in a semi-fowler’s position?
helps maximize ventilation by promoting better lung expansion and easier breathing
Acute glomerulonephritis common symptoms
- oliguria
-hematuria
-proteinuria
-htn
-periorbital
-facial edema
-tea-colored or smoky urine
What is the hallmark indication of peritonitis that may develop as a complication following an appendectomy?
rigid, board-like abdomen
Physical assessment findings indicative of tension pneumothorax
tracheal deviation to unaffected side, reduced or absent breath sounds on the affected side, asymmetrical chest wall movement
Why is it important to ensure that weights in Buck’s traction hang freely and do not rest on the floor?
weights must hang freely to maintain proper traction force and alignment
How long is the incubation period for infectious mononucleosis and what does this mean for disease onset?
30-50 days
What dietary components should be avoided to maximize iron absorption?
caffeine and dairy products should be avoided when taking iron supplements as they interfere with iron absorption
What is the role of registered dietitian in planning care for a child an elevated blood lead level?
registered dietitian assess the child’s nutritional needs, plans appropriate diet, educates caregivers on dietary modifications, and supervises meal preparation to ensure the diet supports the reduction of lead absorption and promotes overall health
Appendectomy lab findings
WBC count above 10,000/mm3 and an increase in ESR