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Asthma - pathophysiology
Spacer use in young children
Convulsioins/seizures
(epilepsy)
Causes of epilepsy
Pathophysiology of epilepsy
Classifications of epilepsy
Unclassified seizures
Epilepsy diagnosis
Effects and management of epilepsy
Cont management of a seizure
Status epilepticus
Management of epilepsy longer term
Cystic Fibrosis (Mucoviscocoidosis)
diagnosis:
Pathophysiology of CF
Manifestations of CF
Management of CF
Resp function and management
in CF
Promoting optimum nutrition
Diabetes
Pathophysiology
of diabetes 1
Pathophysiology of
type 2 diabetes
Symptoms of diabetes
Diagnosis of diabetes
If untreated or undiagnosed
BGL monitoring in children
hypoglycaemia
Age appropriate Glycaemic aims in diabetic children
Ideal BGL groups in children
Tonsilitis/ adenoiditis
Pathophysiology of tonsilitis
Clinical manisfestations
of tonsilitis
Diagnosis and treatment
of tonsilitis
Nursing management of
tonsilitis
Discharge planning
tonsilitis
Otitis media - and risk factors
causes
Pathophysiology of
otitis media
Clinical manisfestation of otitis media
Examination of otitis media
Complications of otitis media
Serous otitis media
Nursing management of
otitis media
Foreign bodies
Choking in FB- assess severity
Foreign Body in lower main bronchus
Bronchiolitis
Pathophysiology of
bronchiolitis
Signs and symptoms of bronchiolitits
Progression of illness - bronchiolitis
Severe illness in bronchiolitis
Admission criteria for bronchiolitis
Treatment of bronchiolitis
Nasopharyngeal suction
Nasal bleeding - think about
and complications
with suctioning
Croup (Laryngotracheobronchitis)
Pathophysiology of
croup
Clinical presentation of croup
Treatment of Croup
Gastroenteritis - viral
gastroenteritis - bacterial
Pathophysiology of gastroenteritis
Clinical manifestations of gastroenteritis
Fractures in children
Pathophysiology of fractures
Clinical presentation of fractures
Influences on healing
Prevention of complications
Traction
Febrile convulsions
Signs and symptoms of
febrile convulsions
Head injury in a child
Types of head injuries
Types of head injuries contued
Trauma associated
examples of head injuries
Examples of acquired injuries haemorrhage
Pathophysiology of head injuries
Injury may be..
Assessment in head injuries
Diagnosis of head injuries
Management of head injuries
aims
Severity of head injuries
Treatment and management of head injuries
Effects of head injuries
Paediatric setting
patterns of injury and causes of taruma
Accidental injuries
Culturally competent