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Clotting DisordersOnline version Hemophilia, Acute Lymphatic Leukemia, Leukemia by Katie B 1 Hemophilia A 2 Hemophilia B 3 Hemophilia C 4 Hemophilia Treatment/Teaching 5 Implementation for Hemophilia 6 What is Hemophilia (broad question) 7 S/S of Hemophilia 8 Leukemia 9 Acute Lymphatic Leukemia/ALL. S/S included 10 Implementation for ALL 11 Foods to Avoid: Neutropenic Precautions 12 Allowed Foods: Neutropenic Precautions factor VIII deficiency, Classic von Willebrand Disease Most common type Christmas Disease, factor IX deficiency Less common type, not enough clotting factor IX factor XI deficiency Inherited differently. Passed on to both male and females mild form of hemophilia Prevent bleeding Avoid activities with a high potential for injury No cure! Relieving pain. Preventing joint contractures. Preventing injury, providing family teaching, and promoting family coping Administer FFP or fresh frozen plasma Desmopressin stimulates the release of VIII commonly for type A one of the oldest hereditary diseases Disorder characterized by a prolonged clotting time and frequent hemorrhages syndrome of several distinct inborn errors of metabolism resulting in delayed coagulation of blood Caused by defects in protein synthesis, which leads to deficiencies in factors in the blood plasma needed for thromboplastic activity Factors involved are VIII, IX, and XI Hemarthrosis (bleeding into joints) At risk for things such as intracranial hemorrhage, prolonged nose bleeds, and GI hemorrhage Bruises easily Warm, painful, swollen joints with decreased movement uncontrolled reproduction of deformed WBCs Most common type of childhood cancer accounts for 1/3 or 30% Types include ALL (Acute Lymphatic Leukemia) and AML (Acute Myeloid Leukemia) most curable. Responsible for 70-75% of children's leukemia Presents with fatigue, pallor, low-grade fever, bone and joint pain, sore throat, and petechae Easy bruising, anorexia, N/V/D, and headache Neutropenic precautions Use a soft bristled toothbrush or gauze strips for oral care. Use mouthwash composed of hydrogen peroxide and saline solution Reduce pain. Promote energy conservation, and relieve anxiety, Cluster Care. Promote positive body image, and family coping. Undercooked foods Unpasteurized dairy products and juices Well water Raw grain products Unroasted nuts or roasted nuts in the shell Hard or processed cheeses/soft cheeses from pasteurized milk Fully cooked smoked fish or seafood Fruits and vegetables fully washed thoroughly. Peeled. Cooked vegetable sprouts

Clotting DisordersOnline version

Hemophilia, Acute Lymphatic Leukemia, Leukemia

by Katie B

Hemophilia A

Hemophilia B

Hemophilia C

Hemophilia Treatment/Teaching

Implementation for Hemophilia

What is Hemophilia (broad question)

S/S of Hemophilia

Leukemia

Acute Lymphatic Leukemia/ALL. S/S included

Implementation for ALL

Foods to Avoid: Neutropenic Precautions

Allowed Foods: Neutropenic Precautions

factor VIII deficiency, Classic von Willebrand Disease

Most common type

Christmas Disease, factor IX deficiency

Less common type, not enough clotting factor IX

factor XI deficiency

Inherited differently. Passed on to both male and females

mild form of hemophilia

Prevent bleeding

Avoid activities with a high potential for injury

No cure!

Relieving pain. Preventing joint contractures.

Preventing injury, providing family teaching, and promoting family coping

Administer FFP or fresh frozen plasma

Desmopressin stimulates the release of VIII commonly for type A

one of the oldest hereditary diseases

Disorder characterized by a prolonged clotting time and frequent hemorrhages

syndrome of several distinct inborn errors of metabolism resulting in delayed coagulation of blood

Caused by defects in protein synthesis, which leads to deficiencies in factors in the blood plasma needed for thromboplastic activity

Factors involved are VIII, IX, and XI

Hemarthrosis (bleeding into joints)

At risk for things such as intracranial hemorrhage, prolonged nose bleeds, and GI hemorrhage

Bruises easily

Warm, painful, swollen joints with decreased movement

uncontrolled reproduction of deformed WBCs

Most common type of childhood cancer accounts for 1/3 or 30%

Types include ALL (Acute Lymphatic Leukemia) and AML (Acute Myeloid Leukemia)

most curable. Responsible for 70-75% of children's leukemia

Presents with fatigue, pallor, low-grade fever, bone and joint pain, sore throat, and petechae

Easy bruising, anorexia, N/V/D, and headache

Neutropenic precautions

Use a soft bristled toothbrush or gauze strips for oral care. Use mouthwash composed of hydrogen peroxide and saline solution

Reduce pain. Promote energy conservation, and relieve anxiety, Cluster Care. Promote positive body image, and family coping.

Undercooked foods

Unpasteurized dairy products and juices

Well water

Raw grain products

Unroasted nuts or roasted nuts in the shell

Hard or processed cheeses/soft cheeses from pasteurized milk

Fully cooked smoked fish or seafood

Fruits and vegetables fully washed thoroughly. Peeled.

Cooked vegetable sprouts

Clotting Disorders

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Clotting DisordersOnline version

by Katie B

Hemophilia A

Hemophilia B

Hemophilia C

Hemophilia Treatment/Teaching

Implementation for Hemophilia

What is Hemophilia (broad question)

S/S of Hemophilia

Leukemia

Acute Lymphatic Leukemia/ALL. S/S included

Implementation for ALL

Foods to Avoid: Neutropenic Precautions

Allowed Foods: Neutropenic Precautions