1.

What is conjunctivitis
2. Conjunctiva is
3. Causes of reddened and edematous conjunctiva
4. Bacterial vs. viral conjunctivitis
5. Assessement:
6. Nursing diagnoses
7. Intervention with rationale
8. Medical management
9. Child and family education; instilling ng eye drops or ointment
10. What is otitis media?
11. Etiology
Greatest incidence
Eustachian tube function
Accompanied by
Viruses infect
Pathophysiology
12. Assessment
13. Nursing diagnoses
14. Intervention-----
15. Teach parent that when the child grows older
16. Medical management.------
17. Surgical management:-----
18. Explain first management - rationale
19. Indicate for
20. Explain second intervention – rationale
21. Nursing management:-------------
22. Child and family education
23. Strabismus explain
24. Most common type
25. Etiology------
26. Types and differentiate
27. Assessment
28. Nursing diagnoses
29. medical management
30. With rationale
31. Surgical management-----
32. Uncorrected strabismus results to
33. Child and family education------
34. Tonsillitis define
35. Etiology-------
36. In children younger than 3 years of age
37. Causative organism--------
38. Assessemt
39. Diagnoses
40. Medical management
41. Surgical management – define------------
42. When to the surgical management
43. Post operative nursing care
44. If site is bleeding,
45. What to avoid and why
46. What to offer - rationale
47. Amblyopia – also known as and define
48. Etiology-------
49. Assessemnt-----
50. Diagnoses------
51. Medical management
52. Child and family education
53. Epistaxis also known – define
54. Etiology ------
55. Assessment----
56. Diagnoses
57. Nursing management
58. Position of child – why?
59. Use nasal pack
60. Integumentary disorders
61. Exczema or ____
62. Define
63. Etiology---------
64. Assessement----
65. Nursing diagnoses-----
66. Intervention
67. Primary management (2)
68. Child and family education
69. Diaper dermatitis define
70. Etiology
71. Assessement
72. Nursing diagnoses
73. Intervention
74. Child and family education
75. Seborrheic dermatitis define
76. Also known (2)
77. Risk factor
78. The cause might be yeast called
79. Assessment
80. Nursing diagnoses
81. Intervention
82. Medical management
83. Child and family education
84. Contact dermatitis
85. Define
86. Etiolgy
87. Assessment
88. Nursing diagnoses
89. Intervention
90. Medical management
91. Acne vulgaris define
92. Etiology
93. Assessment
94. Nursing diagnoses
95. Intervention
96. Medical management
97. Child and family education
Part ii
1. What is epiglottitis
2. Unction o epiglottis
3. Etiology (2)
4. Assessment
5. Diagnoses
6. Medical management (3)
7. Cystic fibrosis define
8. Etiology
9. when it affects the other organs (3)
10. primary observations (3)
11. pancreas involvement
12. impaired I what
13. primary observation
14. small intestine involvement
15. etiology
16. impaired
17. 2 types and define
18. Liver involvement
19. Skeletal involvement
20. Reproductive organ involvement
21. Cardiovascular involvement
22. Laboratory and diagnostic test
23. Complication RGE
24. Nursing diagnoses
25. Intervention
26. Medical management
27. Child and family education
28. Cardiovascular disorders 4
29. Define Ventricular septal dfect
30. Diagnoses
31. Medical or surgical management
32. Define atrial septal defect
33. Etiology and patho (3)
34. When volume overload
35. Diagnoses
36. Medical surgical management
37. Paten ductus arteriosus define
38. Function of ductus
39. Complication
40. Assessment
41. Diagnoses
42. Medical intervention
43. Surgical management
44. Coarctation of aorta define (2)
45. Types and define
46. Diagnoses
47. Surgical intervention
48. Tetralogy of fallot define each
49. Assessment
50. Under second assessment
51. Diagnoses
52. Intervention
53. Medical management
54. Surgical management
55. What is blalock – taussig procedure
56. Child and family education
57. Transposition f gret vessels define (2)
58. Etiology
59. Assessment
60. Dignoses
61. Medical intervention
62. Acquired heart defects
63. Define first
64. Etiology
65. Give 3 under second
66. Assessment of Kawasaki disease
67. Diagnoses
68. Intervention
69. Medical management
70. What is rheumatic heart fever
71. Streptoccal infection
72. Major charctersistics (3)
73. Minor charctersitics
74.