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Froggy Jumps Peds Exam 2 Review QuizOnline version Peds key topics quiz by Leah Campbell 1 What is the most common cause of bronchiolitis in infants? a influenza b RSV c adenovirus 2 RSV risk factors include prematurity and age under what threshold? a <2 years b <5 years c <1 year 3 RSV S/S in infants often include rhinorrhea and what respiratory sign? a Barrel chest b Stridor c Wheezing 4 A common RSV treatment measure is to elevate which body part? a Shoulders b Head of bed c Foot of bed 5 Asthma is characterized by chronic airway inflammation causing what? a Hemorrhage b Obstruction c Infection 6 Pathophysiology of asthma includes bronchial edema, mucus, and what else? a Smooth muscle contraction b Vascular dilation c Fibrosis 7 Classic asthma S/S include wheezing and what nighttime symptom? a Night cough b Night sweats c Snoring 8 What device helps detect early airway narrowing in asthma? a Glucometer b Pulse oximeter c Peak flow meter 9 Asthma medications include bronchodilators and what anti-inflammatory options? a Antibiotics b Antacids c Corticosteroids 10 Cystic Fibrosis is inherited as what type of genetic trait? a X-linked b Autosomal recessive c Autosomal dominant 11 CF key features include chronic cough and what GI symptom? a Malabsorption b Hepatomegaly c Jaundice 12 CF treatment commonly includes chest physiotherapy and what enzyme support? a Lactase drops b Pancreatic enzymes c Lipase supplements 13 Epiglottitis is an emergency due to inflammation of what structure? a Larynx b Epiglottis c Trachea 14 Epiglottitis S/S often include drooling and what positioning? a Tripod position b Prone c Supine 15 Otitis Media is defined as an infection of which part? a Inner ear b Middle ear c Outer ear 16 OTitis Media S/S can include fever and what behavior in children? a Irritability b Aggression c Hyperactivity 17 First-line treatment for Otitis Media is which antibiotic? a Ciprofloxacin b Amoxicillin c Aztreonam 18 Bacterial Meningitis classic signs include fever and neck stiffness; what test sign may be positive? a Kernig's or Brudzinski's b Romberg c Babinski 19 Bacterial Meningitis treatment includes isolation and what IV therapy? a Antifungals b Antivirals c Antibiotics 20 Hydrocephalus presents with excess CSF and what increased pressure symptom? a ICP b BP c HR 21 VP shunt is used to divert what from the brain? a Bile b Blood c CSF 22 Craniosynostosis involves premature closure of what? a Fontanelles b Skull sutures c Cranial nerves 23 Craniosynostosis treatment often includes what intervention before 6 months? a Surgery b Radiation c Observation 24 Seizures in children require safety measures; which is NOT a needed measure? a Unpadded rails b Padded rails c Oxygen ready 25 Status epilepticus is defined as seizures lasting longer than how many minutes? a 10 minutes b 2 minutes c 5 minutes 26 Reye Syndrome is associated with the use of what during viral illness? a Aspirin b Ibuprofen c Acetaminophen 27 Early signs of Reye Syndrome include vomiting and what cognitive change? a Lethargy b Euphoria c Agitation 28 Amblyopia is commonly treated by what eye procedure or patching? a Patch good eye b Glasses only c Lasik 29 Autism Spectrum Disorder features include social communication difficulties and what behavior pattern? a Memory loss b Motor weakness c Repetitive behaviors 30 ADHD treatment often includes stimulants and what other approach? a Antipsychotics b Antidepressants c Behavioral modification 31 SANE nursing involvement is important in which abuse scenario? a Financial abuse b Substance abuse c Sexual abuse 32 Gastroenteritis/Rotavirus treatment emphasizes what fluid therapy? a Oral rehydration b IV only fluids c Nothing by mouth 33 Pyloric stenosis presents with what projectile finding? a Projectile vomiting b Direct vomiting c Blood in vomit 34 Pyloric stenosis often shows what palpable abdominal finding? a Distended abdomen b Olive-shaped mass c Umbilical hernia 35 Intussusception classic sign includes what stool? a Rice water stool b Currant jelly stool c Mucus-free stool 36 Intussusception treatment commonly uses what procedure? a Oral antibiotics b Air/barium enema c Surgery only 37 Appendicitis S/S include RLQ pain and what sign? a Murphy's sign b McBurney point tenderness c Rovsing sign 38 Celiac Disease requires what kind of diet? a Gluten-free diet b Dairy-free diet c High gluten diet 39 Hirschsprung Disease involves absence of what nerve cells? a Ganglion cells b Neuron cells c Glial cells 40 Cleft Lip/Palate management includes what post-op precaution? a No restrictions b Elbow restraints c Soft restraints 41 UTI in children is most commonly caused by which organism? a Staphylococcus b E. coli c Pseudomonas 42 UTI risk factors include females and what reflux condition? a Kidney stones b Hydronephrosis c Vesicoureteral reflux 43 Nephrotic syndrome classic triad includes edema and what other feature? a Massive proteinuria b Hypertension c Hematuria 44 Nephrotic syndrome treatment often includes steroids and what diet change? a High protein diet b Ketogenic diet c Low salt diet 45 Acute Glomerulonephritis often follows which infection? a Streptococcal infection b UTI c Viral illness 46 Key Point: drooling + tripod position indicates which condition? a Epiglottitis b Croup c Foreign body airway 47 Key Point: patch good eye is a sign of which condition? a Conjunctivitis b Strabismus c Amblyopia 48 Takeaway: aspirin with viral illness can cause which syndrome? a Kawasaki disease b Reye syndrome c Toxic shock 49 Takeaway: nephrotic syndrome features protein loss and what symptom? a Erythema b Rash c Edema 50 Takeaway: intussusception signs include currant jelly stool and what other clue? a Fever b Rash c Colicky pain 51 Takeaway: HPS treatment allows clear liquids before surgery; which fluids? a Milk b Cranberry juice c Or electrolyte solution 52 Takeaway: Hirschsprung babies are born with what condition? a GERD b Celiac disease c Hirschsprung disease 53 Takeaway: celiac disease diet excludes which grains? a Wheat and barley b Rice and corn c Oats and quinoa 54 Takeaway: VP shunt requires monitoring for infection and what growth parameter? a Height b Weight c Head circumference 55 Takeaway: seizure management includes private room and what safety item? a Oxygen ready b ECG monitor c Ventilator

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by Leah Campbell

What is the most common cause of bronchiolitis in infants?

RSV risk factors include prematurity and age under what threshold?

RSV S/S in infants often include rhinorrhea and what respiratory sign?

A common RSV treatment measure is to elevate which body part?

Asthma is characterized by chronic airway inflammation causing what?

Pathophysiology of asthma includes bronchial edema, mucus, and what else?

Classic asthma S/S include wheezing and what nighttime symptom?

What device helps detect early airway narrowing in asthma?

Asthma medications include bronchodilators and what anti-inflammatory options?

Cystic Fibrosis is inherited as what type of genetic trait?

CF key features include chronic cough and what GI symptom?

CF treatment commonly includes chest physiotherapy and what enzyme support?

Epiglottitis is an emergency due to inflammation of what structure?

Epiglottitis S/S often include drooling and what positioning?

Otitis Media is defined as an infection of which part?

OTitis Media S/S can include fever and what behavior in children?

First-line treatment for Otitis Media is which antibiotic?

Bacterial Meningitis classic signs include fever and neck stiffness; what test sign may be positive?

Bacterial Meningitis treatment includes isolation and what IV therapy?

Hydrocephalus presents with excess CSF and what increased pressure symptom?

VP shunt is used to divert what from the brain?

Craniosynostosis involves premature closure of what?

Craniosynostosis treatment often includes what intervention before 6 months?

Seizures in children require safety measures; which is NOT a needed measure?

Status epilepticus is defined as seizures lasting longer than how many minutes?

Reye Syndrome is associated with the use of what during viral illness?

Early signs of Reye Syndrome include vomiting and what cognitive change?

Amblyopia is commonly treated by what eye procedure or patching?

Autism Spectrum Disorder features include social communication difficulties and what behavior pattern?

ADHD treatment often includes stimulants and what other approach?

SANE nursing involvement is important in which abuse scenario?

Gastroenteritis/Rotavirus treatment emphasizes what fluid therapy?

Pyloric stenosis presents with what projectile finding?

Pyloric stenosis often shows what palpable abdominal finding?

Intussusception classic sign includes what stool?

Intussusception treatment commonly uses what procedure?

Appendicitis S/S include RLQ pain and what sign?

Celiac Disease requires what kind of diet?

Hirschsprung Disease involves absence of what nerve cells?

Cleft Lip/Palate management includes what post-op precaution?

UTI in children is most commonly caused by which organism?

UTI risk factors include females and what reflux condition?

Nephrotic syndrome classic triad includes edema and what other feature?

Nephrotic syndrome treatment often includes steroids and what diet change?

Acute Glomerulonephritis often follows which infection?

Key Point: drooling + tripod position indicates which condition?

Key Point: patch good eye is a sign of which condition?

Takeaway: aspirin with viral illness can cause which syndrome?

Takeaway: nephrotic syndrome features protein loss and what symptom?

Takeaway: intussusception signs include currant jelly stool and what other clue?

Takeaway: HPS treatment allows clear liquids before surgery; which fluids?

Takeaway: Hirschsprung babies are born with what condition?

Takeaway: celiac disease diet excludes which grains?

Takeaway: VP shunt requires monitoring for infection and what growth parameter?

Takeaway: seizure management includes private room and what safety item?