Peds Review Exam 2 Jeopardy Template

Immune/Infectious Disease	Skin Alterations	Respiratory Alterations	Cardiac Alterations	Fluids and Electrolytes
100 What is prodromal period? Period between invasion of the body by an organism and the point at which the characteristic symptoms of the illness appear.	100 What is third degree burns? Another name for full-thickness burns	100 What are long-term control asthma medications? Advair, singulair, flovent	100 What is heart failure? Inability of the heart to circulate blood to maintain sufficient cardiac output and meet the metabolic demands of the body	100 What is below the age of 2? Age at which kidneys are immature
200 What is a rash? Viral exanthem	200 What is thrush? Condition treated with nystatin	200 What is low fat, high calorie, high protein? The recommended diet for CF	200 What is truncus arteriosus? One large blood vessel leads out of the heart	200 What is Increased extracellular fluid? Increased body surface area? Increased metabolism? Increased rate of peristalsis? Immature kidneys? Harder time compensating for acidosis because of decreased ability to acidify urine? Immature immune system, increased risk for infection? Factor(s) that increases risk of dehydration in children
300 What is coxsackie virus? Hand, foot, and mouth disease	300 What is tinea corporis? Fungal infection treated with Lotrimin	300 What is 60? The respiratory rate in infants that is too high for PO feeding?	300 What is coarctation of the aorta? Condition in which blood pressure should be checked in all 4 extremities	300 What is isonatremic dehydration? Type of dehydration treated with normal saline
400 What is Strep? Can cause sandpaper-like skin rash	400 What is contact dermatitis? Poison ivy and diaper rash are examples of this	400 What is albuterol or duoneb? The rescue medication used for an asthma attack	400 What is sub-bacterial endocarditis? The inner layer of heart and valves inflammed from strep or staff infection	400 What is specific gravity? Measures the kidney's ability to concentrate urine
500 What is the complication of Kawasaki Disease? May result in coronary artery damage	500 What is acne? Caused by an excess of sebum	500 What is bronchiolitis? Respiratory condition caused by RSV?	500 What is pulmonary stenosis, aortic stenosis, and coarc of the aorta? Cardiac malfunctions that cause decrease cardiac outflow	500 What is seizures? Complication of a sodium level >135

Peds Review Exam 2

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