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1
Test 4 Review
  • Where should I spend
  • most of my time?

2
Ground Rules
  • This review is not all-inclusive
  • You are still responsible for
  • Extra notes, comments added in class to clarify a
    concept, etc

3
Test 4 is Cumulative
  • Expect 5 questions from Test 3 material
  • Usually commonly missed concepts

4
BONUS - Birth Plan
  • Be familiar with terms and common issues that
    parents should consider
  • Be familiar with the summary statements in the
    circumcision guidelines document
  • -anesthesia?
  • -UTI?
  • -penile cancer?
  • -AIDS?
  • ...

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Management of Labor Pain
  • Type of pain felt in each stage
  • Nulliparous vs. Multiparous
  • What determines maternal satisfaction?

7
Nonpharmacological Pain Relief
  • Continuous labor support (doula)
  • Benefits?
  • Warm water baths
  • Efficacy? Effect on epidurals?
  • Risks? Recommendations?
  • Sterile Water Injections
  • Position, Touch Massage

8
Natural Birth
  • Effect on endorphins, adrenal glands, etc.

9
Pharmacological
10
Terminology of Birth
  • Recognition of labor
  • retraction
  • bloody show
  • Hydrostatic dilator
  • Mechanisms of birth

11
Stages of Labor What happens? How long does it
last?

12
Retention of Placental Parts
  • Symptoms? Clinical signs?
  • Management?
  • Complications?

13
Complications of Labor
  • Polarity - power
  • Chiropractic relationship?

14
Primary ( ) inertia vs. Secondary
inertia ( )
15
Abnormal Polarity
  • Disordered
  • Hypertonic lower pole
  • Colicky uterus
  • Constriction ring aka ________
  • Cervical dystocia

16
Passage
  • Pelvis shape
  • contracted pelvis
  • 2 cm
  • Tumor, fibroid, cysts, fracture

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Puerperium - ?
  • ___ weeks
  • Lochia rubra
  • Lochia serosa
  • Lochia alba

20
  • Expected changes in tissues
  • involution
  • How does breastfeeding affect ovulation?
  • Considerations related to different types of birth

21
Puerperium Concerns
  • Hemorrhage
  • Top 3 causes?
  • Infection (risk factors? s/s? Tx?)
  • Endometritis
  • UTI
  • Mastitis
  • Wounds

22
Puerperium Concerns
  • Endocrine (S/S?)
  • Postpartum Thyroiditis PPT
  • Thyrotoxicosis
  • Hypothyroidism
  • Postpartum Graves Disease
  • Less common

23
Puerperium Concerns
  • Psychiatric
  • Postpartum Blues
  • Postpartum Depression
  • Postpartum Psychosis
  • S/S? How common? What causes it? Risk factors?

24
Breastfeeding
  • How long?
  • Benefits? Mom / Baby
  • Contraindications?
  • Preterm Infant
  • Beyond infancy

25
Solids
  • When?
  • Signs of readiness
  • Concerns related to early introduction
  • Cows milk after _________
  • Fruit juice
  • Limit to 2-4 oz/day (with meals)
  • Vitamin C increases iron absorption

26
Seriously Ill
  • Know red flags
  • When assessing a child with a fever consider

27
  • ___________ alone is not a sign of serious
    illness
  • Dehydration
  • signs of dehydration

28
Referral Criteria?
29
For all childhood diseases know
  • AKAs
  • Typical symptoms
  • Viral/bacterial
  • Treatment
  • Anything that stands out!

30
Measles
  • Rubeola, red measles
  • Viral
  • Typical vs modified
  • 3Cs
  • Non-pruritic
  • Koplic spots
  • Copper-colored desquamation
  • Complications?

31
Rubella
  • German measles, 3-day measles
  • Viral
  • Pruritic
  • Complications?
  • more common in adults
  • Congenital rubella
  • Deafness
  • Microcephaly, cardiac defects, cataracts

32
Fifth Disease
  • Erythema Infectiosum
  • Parvovirus B-19
  • Rash
  • Slapped cheek
  • Lacy, reticular
  • Spares palms and soles of feet
  • pruritic
  • No longer contagious once the rash appears
  • Arthritis

33
Varicella
  • Chicken Pox
  • Viral
  • Pruritic
  • Infectious until all lesions have crusted over
  • Secondary skin infection
  • ???

34
Roseola Infantum
  • Exanthum subitum
  • Viral
  • 6 months 3 years
  • Fever 3 days, fever breaks, rash appear
  • Rash
  • Pink/red rosettes blanches
  • A few hours-2 days

35
Scarlet Fever
  • Scarlatina
  • Strep. (bacterial)
  • MC
  • Fever, headache, vomiting, sore throat (petechial
    lesions) NO COUGH
  • White strawberry tongue
  • Rash
  • Blanches
  • Axilla, groin

36
Hand Foot Mouth
  • Enterovirus (fecal-oral)
  • Grey vesicles/lesions
  • Hands
  • Feet
  • Mouth
  • Diaper area
  • Fever, malaise, sore throat, vomiting/diarrhea

37
Mono
  • Epstein Barr virus
  • Fatigue, fever, pharyngitis, cervical
    lymphadenopathy
  • Rare pink rash (older kids)
  • Spleen/liver
  • Pneumonia/otitis
  • Guillain-Barre syndrome

38
Mumps
  • Viral
  • Saliva, possibly urine
  • Parotid glands
  • Pain eating
  • Orchitis
  • Pancreatitis
  • Meningitis/encephalitis

39
Diptheria
  • Bacterial
  • May show no signs of illness until the
  • Pseudomembrane
  • Grey, fibrinous
  • Tonsils, nasopharyx
  • Antitoxin antibiotics
  • Complications heart neuro
  • (dysphagia)

40
Pertussis
  • Whooping cough, 100 day cough
  • Bacterial
  • 3 stages
  • Cold symptoms
  • Severe cough, whooping
  • Convalescent period
  • Apnea, pneumonia
  • Small meals

41
Tetanus
  • Bacterial
  • Muscles and nerves
  • lock jaw, opisthotonis
  • Debridement Antitoxin Antibiotics Reduce
    spasm
  • Asphyxia/cyanosis
  • Neonatal tetani

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Polio
  • Viral
  • Fecal-oral respiratory
  • No known wild cases since 1979 (USA)
  • Inapparent (no symptoms)
  • 90-95
  • Abortive
  • Nonparalytic
  • Paralytic
  • 50 recover with no residuals

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