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Blood Conditions: Nursing Tips and Medication Safety Alerts, Quizzes of Nursing

Essential information for nursing professionals and caregivers on managing various blood conditions. Topics include iron supplement absorption, preventing iron poisoning, caring for children with sickle cell disease, medication safety alerts, and complications in the care of leukemic children. It also emphasizes the importance of educating parents and significant others.

What you will learn

  • What are the effects of milk on iron absorption?
  • What signs and symptoms should parents be taught to prevent the occurrence of sickle cell crisis?
  • What precautions should be taken to prevent iron poisoning in children?

Typology: Quizzes

2017/2018

Uploaded on 01/30/2018

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TERM 1
Nursing Tip Blood Conditions Chapter:27
Page:622
DEFINITION 1
Oral iron supplements should not be ingested with
milk or milk products because milk interferes with
iron absorption.
TERM 2
Medication Safety Alert! Blood Conditions
Chapter:27 Page:623
DEFINITION 2
Prevent iron poisoning in children by keeping
preparations well out of reach. Educate parents about
this hazard.
TERM 3
Nursing Tip Blood Conditions Chapter:27
Page:624
DEFINITION 3
During sickle cell crises, anticipate the childs need for
tissue oxygenation, hydration, rest, protection from
infection, pain control, blood transfusion, and
emotional support for this life-threatening illness.
TERM 4
Medication Safety Alert! Blood Conditions
Chapter:27 Page:626
DEFINITION 4
Meperidine (Demerol) should not be used for pain
control in children with sickle cell disease due to risk
of seizures.
TERM 5
Nursing Tip Blood Conditions Chapter:27
Page:626
DEFINITION 5
It is essential to teach parents the signs and
symptoms of dehydration, hypoxia, and infection to
prevent the occurrence of sickle cell crisis.
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Nursing Tip Blood Conditions Chapter:

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Oral iron supplements should not be ingested with milk or milk products because milk interferes with iron absorption. TERM 2

Medication Safety Alert! Blood Conditions

Chapter:27 Page:

DEFINITION 2 Prevent iron poisoning in children by keeping preparations well out of reach. Educate parents about this hazard. TERM 3

Nursing Tip Blood Conditions Chapter:

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DEFINITION 3 During sickle cell crises, anticipate the childs need for tissue oxygenation, hydration, rest, protection from infection, pain control, blood transfusion, and emotional support for this life-threatening illness. TERM 4

Medication Safety Alert! Blood Conditions

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DEFINITION 4 Meperidine (Demerol) should not be used for pain control in children with sickle cell disease due to risk of seizures. TERM 5

Nursing Tip Blood Conditions Chapter:

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DEFINITION 5 It is essential to teach parents the signs and symptoms of dehydration, hypoxia, and infection to prevent the occurrence of sickle cell crisis.

Safety Alert! Blood Conditions Chapter:

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Cold or hot compresses should not be used to relieve pain in a child with sickle cell anemia, because cold promotes sickling and ischemia, and ischemic tissues have reduced sensation and therefore burns can occur. TERM 7

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DEFINITION 7 A classic symptom of hemophilia is bleeding into the joints (hemarthrosis). TERM 8

Medication Safety Alert! Blood Conditions

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DEFINITION 8 Drugs that contain salicylates are contraindicated for use in children with hemophilia. TERM 9

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DEFINITION 9 The bruises of idiopathic (immunological) thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP) must be distinguished from those of child abuse. TERM 10

Medication Safety Alert! Blood Conditions

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DEFINITION 10 After administration of anti-D antibody the child should be observed for 1 hour for fever, chills, headache, or alteration in vital signs.

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Grandparents, teachers, and friends are also grieving. Be alert for the emotional responses of all of the significant others.