Pediatric Respiratory

4. Helps decrease inflammation that can occur with certain respiratory conditions
7. A disease where a child lacks pancreatic enzymes, affects multiple body systems, and produces excess thick mucous
9. Most common chronic childhood disease
11. A common cold and RSV are easily transferable. An essential teaching point for parents in the hospital is _______ ________.
13. The age group whose trachea is the size of a drinking straw
14. What is the cause of bronchiolitis?
15. Dirt, dander, and pollen contribute to this condition
16. With any course of antibiotics it is essential to teach parents ___ with the course of medication
17. The thoracic cavity is used at this age in a child to breathe
18. It is essential to prepare for this if someone uses a tongue blade to visualize a child's throat with suspected croup

1. The most important nursing care of RSV is providing adequate ____ _____.
2. What you as a nurse monitor for a child who is post-operatively from a tonsillectomy
3. The place where oxygen and carbon dioxide is exchanged
5. This condition usually presents as a whooping sound
6. Condition where an NG is unable to be passed through to the stomach
8. A side effect that becomes evident when a child lacks long term adequate oxygen exchange in cystic fibrosis
10. The breathing treatment given to help children who are wheezing
12. A communication tool between healthcare provider and caregiver to manage a child's asthma