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Froggy Jumps Pediatric GI/GU ReviewOnline version GI/GU pediatric review by Brianna 1 What is the stomach capacity of newborns? a 10-20mL b 1oz c 50-100mL 2 What are the three "C's" of Esophageal Atresia a coma, choking, cyanosis b cough, choking, cyanosis c crying, cough, colic 3 What is a tracheoesophageal fistula? a The lack of separation between the the esophagus and trachea b the esophagus ending in a blind pouch c the connection of the trachea to the stomach 4 Upon palpation, you feel a hard moveable "olive" in the RUQ, what would you suspect? a Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis b Intussusception c Hirschsprung Disease 5 This hernia causes painless, self-limiting swelling of the scrotum a Hydrocele b Inguinal c Omphalocele 6 Which disorder can be treated with a barium enema? a Intussusception b Gastroschisis c Hirschsprung Disease 7 Esophageal Atresia is the interrupted connection of ends of the esophagus a true b false c 8 What condition causes abdominal contents to protrude into the base of the umbilical cord? a Omphalocele b Umbilical Hernia c Intussusception 9 If a patient's x-ray shows air in the GI tract, what is the likely cause? a Tracheoesophageal Fistula b Pyloric Stenosis c Hiatal Hernia 10 If your patient has not passed a meconium stool within their first 24 hours, what should the nurse suspect? a Failure to thrive b Hirschsprung Disease c Gastroschisis 11 What is the expected urine output of a pediatric patient? a 2-4 mL/kg/hr b 1-2 mL/kg/hr c 3-6 mL/kg/hr 12 The back flow of urine into the ureters during voiding is called a Nephrotic Syndrome b Vesicoureteral reflux c Glomerulonephritis 13 Proteinuria and periorbital edema are hallmark signs of what condition? a UTI b Renal Failure c Nephrotic Syndrome 14 What condition requires placement of a supra-pubic catheter? a Hypospadias b Bladder Exstrophy c Epispadias 15 Foul smelling hematuria and CVA tenderness are common signs of... a UTI b Acute Pyelonephritis c Renal Failure 16 Which condition is treated with fluid restriction and dialysis? a Chronic Renal Failure b Acute Renal Failure c Glomerulonephritis 17 Undescended testes, commonly occurring in premature infants, is called... a Cryptorchidism b Microorchidism c Processus vaginalis 18 Which condition commonly coincides with Celiac's disease? a Type 1 diabetes b Type 2 diabetes c Diabetes insipidus 19 This disorder results from increased glomerular permeability an protein loss in urine a Nephrotic Syndrome b Acute Pyelonephritis c Glomerulonephritis 20 The child with a UTI presents with irritability, tachypnea, and poor feeding. How old would you expect this patient to be? a 0-2 yrs b 2+ yrs c 21 A patient is diagnosed with Cleft Palate. At what age would do you expect it to be surgically corrected? a 6-9 months b 2-3 months c 12-15 months 22 An infant comes into the clinic with the following symptoms: sunken fontanels, decreased skin turgor, pale and slightly dry mucosa, normal BP, slightly evaluated HR, and is listless. What level of dehydration do you suspect? a mild b moderate c severe 23 Which of the following fluids are appropriate for rehydration? a Milk b Water c Pedialyte 24 What condition is identified by rebound tenderness at McBurney's point? a Appendicitis b Gastroschisis c Hirschsprung Disease 25 A nurse is managing a patient diagnosed with Gastroschisis at birth. What would be part of the treatment plan? a OG tube on low suction b ECMO c Colostomy

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by Brianna

What is the stomach capacity of newborns?

What are the three "C's" of Esophageal Atresia

What is a tracheoesophageal fistula?

Upon palpation, you feel a hard moveable "olive" in the RUQ, what would you suspect?

This hernia causes painless, self-limiting swelling of the scrotum

Which disorder can be treated with a barium enema?

Esophageal Atresia is the interrupted connection of ends of the esophagus

What condition causes abdominal contents to protrude into the base of the umbilical cord?

If a patient's x-ray shows air in the GI tract, what is the likely cause?

If your patient has not passed a meconium stool within their first 24 hours, what should the nurse suspect?

What is the expected urine output of a pediatric patient?

The back flow of urine into the ureters during voiding is called

Proteinuria and periorbital edema are hallmark signs of what condition?

What condition requires placement of a supra-pubic catheter?

Foul smelling hematuria and CVA tenderness are common signs of...

Which condition is treated with fluid restriction and dialysis?

Undescended testes, commonly occurring in premature infants, is called...

Which condition commonly coincides with Celiac's disease?

This disorder results from increased glomerular permeability an protein loss in urine

The child with a UTI presents with irritability, tachypnea, and poor feeding. How old would you expect this patient to be?

A patient is diagnosed with Cleft Palate. At what age would do you expect it to be surgically corrected?

An infant comes into the clinic with the following symptoms: sunken fontanels, decreased skin turgor, pale and slightly dry mucosa, normal BP, slightly evaluated HR, and is listless. What level of dehydration do you suspect?

Which of the following fluids are appropriate for rehydration?

What condition is identified by rebound tenderness at McBurney's point?

A nurse is managing a patient diagnosed with Gastroschisis at birth. What would be part of the treatment plan?