Pediatric tracheoesophageal fistula/esophageal atresia

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Across
  1. 2. TEF and EA affect _______ more than girls.
  2. 4. Prenatal ultrasound, chest & abdominal x-rays, and upper GI are _________ tests used to help diagnosis.
  3. 5. The American Academy of Pediatrics has classified these anomalies into _______ types.
  4. 7. This system development begins at day 26 of gestation.
  5. 9. The exact cause of TEF and EA is _________.
  6. 12. Administer _________ and pulmonary suctioning as ordered.
  7. 14. Used for pain control.
  8. 16. Respiratory distress, tachypnea with feeding, retractions, crackles and wheezes are ___________ findings.
  9. 18. Esophagoscopy is used to _________ strictures or fistula in upper pouch.
  10. 21. TEF (tracheoesophageal ________).
Down
  1. 1. TEF and EA are usually associated with other congenital _________ and syndromes.
  2. 2. These types of antibiotics are used postoperatively.
  3. 3. Pt should be place in an ________ position.
  4. 5. TEF and EA occurs when the esophagus and the trachea _______ to develop correctly and separate.
  5. 6. Confirms presence of fistula.
  6. 8. Atresia (EA), Congenital esophagus defect that prevents swallowing and can cause infants to aspirate.
  7. 10. Patient should be _________ to reduce/prevent risk of aspiration.
  8. 11. Tubes used for nutrition and to reduce risk of aspiration.
  9. 13. There are many ________ variations associated with EF and AE.
  10. 15. Being a _______ is a risk factor.
  11. 17. 1/3 of babies born with TEF and EA are ________.
  12. 19. C, The most common, which accounts for 84% of the cases.
  13. 20. Maintain a _________ airway.