Across
- 3. Abnormally slow heart rate that may require holding digoxin
- 8. Difficulty completing feeds due to fatigue or respiratory effort
- 11. Abnormal cardiac rhythm
- 14. Enlarged liver associated with systemic congestion
- 16. Inability of the heart to adequately meet the body's metabolic demands
- 18. Loop diuretic used to reduce fluid overload
- 19. Localized collection of blood that may develop after catheterization
- 20. Intravenous immune globulin prescribed for Kawasaki disease
- 21. Excessive sweating often seen during feeding in infants with heart failure
- 22. Positive inotropic medication requiring heart rate assessment
- 24. Inflammatory vasculitis associated with coronary artery complications
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- 1. Persistently elevated blood pressure confirmed using appropriate pediatric measurements
- 2. Serious coronary artery complication of Kawasaki disease
- 4. Measurement used to monitor growth and fluid status
- 5. Low potassium level that increases digoxin toxicity risk
- 6. Rapid rhythm originating above the ventricles
- 7. Red tongue with prominent papillae seen in Kawasaki disease
- 9. Antibiotic used for secondary prevention of rheumatic fever
- 10. Inadequate growth or weight gain
- 12. Inflammatory condition that can follow group A streptococcal infection
- 13. Procedure requiring monitoring of the insertion site and distal pulses
- 15. Medication prescribed for Kawasaki disease despite usual pediatric precautions
- 17. Infection of the endocardial surfaces of the heart
- 23. Heart rate assessment performed before digoxin administration