Question

Match the numbered column on the left to the corresponding letter column on the right

please type

Rheumatic fever (RF)	Knee-chest/squatting position
Bronchiolitis	Chronic hemolytic anemia
Asthma	Multi-organ disease
Epiglottitis	Assess HR, signs of toxicity
Kawasaki Disease concern	Opening between RV & LV
Hypercyanotic spell	Infection requiring endotracheal or trach tube
Von Willebrand’s Hemophilia	Femoral or brachial artery
Sickle cell disease	Assess bleeding
Cystic Fibrosis	Strep infection etiology
Iron Deficiency Anemia	Poorly oxygenated circulating blood
Digoxin	Coronary artery aneurysm
Tonsillectomy	Small, pale rbcs
Heart failure	Persistent types will need corticosteroid
VSD	Milder form of hemophilia, both genders
PDA	Restless, tachypnea, retractions
Respiratory Distress	Anti-inflammatory, anti-coagulant effects
Croup	Maintain airway, infection control, hydration
Cardiac catheterization	Joints, heart, rash, chorea
TOF	Consequence of hypoxia
RSV prophylaxis	Upper airway inflammation/stridor
Jones Criteria (RF)	Prevent in high risk patients
Polycythemia	can lead to FTT without supplemental nutrition
Aspirin therapy	Frequent transfusions, iron overload
Endocarditis (SBE)	Should close soon after birth (PA/aorta opening)
Cooley’s anemia	Young patients with BPD and CHD need this

Answer 1

Rheumatic fever is caused due to streptococcal infection affecting the joints,heart,development of rash and chorea

Ans )r: joints ,heart,rash,chorea

Bronchiolitis is the infection of the lung can be treated in home most of the time with elevated position hydration

Ans)u, prevent in high risk patient

Asthma is the inflammation of the lung pathway causing breathing difficulty where wheezing or whistle sounds are heard in breathing

Ans)t: upper airway inflammation and stridor

Epiglottitis is the inflammation and swelling of epiglotis making breathing and eating difficult

Ans)q)maintain airways, infection control, hydration