Nursing Practice II
Sick Child B — Blood, Brain, Kidney, Skin & Bones
25-page illustrated PNLE cram sheet
What it covers
- The four sickle crises, and the two bleeding children (hemophilia, ITP) told apart by their labs
- The pale, bruised, feverish child: acute leukemia from the first blood count to the neutropenic room
- Wilms, neuroblastoma and the bone tumors, sorted by age and by the one thing you must not do
- Raised pressure in a skull that can still stretch: fontanel, shrill cry, the shunt and its alarms
- Meningitis, seizures, Reye, cerebral palsy and the open spine
- Puffy face, cola urine or frothy urine: nephrotic syndrome against glomerulonephritis, plus HUS, UTI, reflux, bedwetting and the boy's undescended testis
- Kuto, galis, buni and impetigo
- The clicking hip, the Pavlik harness, the clubfoot cast, the crooked spine and the limping boy
- The Philippine layer: PhilHealth Z for leukemia, the Cancer Assistance Fund, the PWD ID
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