1)Hydrocephalus is a CNS disorder.It causes fluid buildup in the ventricles of brain.Ig is the disturbance seen in cerebrospinal fluid.
The imbalance is caused by the flow,production and absorption of the cerebrospinal fluid.If excess CFS is present the ventricles pushes the brain ourward.
2)VP shunt.
Ventriculoperitonial stunt relieves the fluid assumulated on the brain and relives the pressure.
This VP shunt is placed under the skin behind the ear.The value which is present is connected to the both of catheter.When the pressure around the brain buildsu due to the fluid the value opens and the fluid is drained into the catheter and into peritoneal or into belly where the excess fluid is absorbed and excreted through urine
case study . LM a 2 month old with history of hydrocephalus RT 2 PEDIATRIC, MATERNITY,...
your assessment includes the following findings , select the
abnormal findings and state a possible rationale for each .
PART 2 PEDIATRIC, MATERNITY, AND WOMEN'S HEALTH CASES 1. Your assessment includes the following findings. Select the abnormal findings and state a possible rationale for each. If Abnormal, State Rationale Assessment and Vital Signs Weight Neurologic 4.5 kg Irritable, awake, and fussy; difficult to console FOC: 44 cm, "increased 2 cm from measurement yesterday" per mother Anterior fontanel slightly bulging Respiratory...
Please help Please help to answer these question 1. A 4 month old with a history of hydrocephalus has undergone surgery for placement of a VP shunt and is ready for discharge. VP1. What is hydrocephalus? VP2. What would you monitor for? (What would you have been assessing during her stay?? (Think it was a surgical placement AND related to ICP) VP3. What information would you include in the teaching plan? 2. A 10 year old is admitted to the...
Case Study: Yasmin is a 12 month old female who was brought to the Emergency Department by her aunt. Yasmin’s aunt anxiously reports that the child has been having diarrhea for the past two days and “is not her usual self”. She adds that the child is fussy, lethargic, not feeding well and when she attempted to give Yasmin acetaminophen she spit it out. Yasmin’s aunt reports that her parents are out of town, but that she does have the...
Case Study: Yasmin is a 12 month old female who was brought to the Emergency Department by her aunt. Yasmin’s aunt anxiously reports that the child has been having diarrhea for the past two days and “is not her usual self”. She adds that the child is fussy, lethargic, not feeding well and when she attempted to give Yasmin acetaminophen she spit it out. Yasmin’s aunt reports that her parents are out of town, but that she does have the...
CHAPTERI MATERNAL ANO OBSTETRIC DISORDERS CASE STUDY PART 2 PEDIATRIC MATERNITY AND PSYCHIATRIC CASES Chart/Exhibit wels o instan dersel Vital Signs Blood pressure Heart rate Respiratory rate Temperature 16 breaths/min GR F (372 ) strog onse 5. Do any of these vital signs caute concern? What should you do? Lab 6. P.M. tells you that the date of her last menstrual period (LMP) was February 2. How would you calculate her due date? What is her due date? 7. What...
Case Study: Yasmin is a 12 month old female who was brought to the Emergency Department by her aunt. Yasmin’s aunt anxiously reports that the child has been having diarrhea for the past two days and “is not her usual self”. She adds that the child is fussy, lethargic, not feeding well and when she attempted to give Yasmin acetaminophen she spit it out. Yasmin’s aunt reports that her parents are out of town, but that she does have the...
Case Study: Yasmin is a 12 month old female who was brought to the Emergency Department by her aunt. Yasmin’s aunt anxiously reports that the child has been having diarrhea for the past two days and “is not her usual self”. She adds that the child is fussy, lethargic, not feeding well and when she attempted to give Yasmin acetaminophen she spit it out. Yasmin’s aunt reports that her parents are out of town, but that she does have the...
Case Study: Yasmin is a 12 month old female who was brought to the Emergency Department by her aunt. Yasmin’s aunt anxiously reports that the child has been having diarrhea for the past two days and “is not her usual self”. She adds that the child is fussy, lethargic, not feeding well and when she attempted to give Yasmin acetaminophen she spit it out. Yasmin’s aunt reports that her parents are out of town, but that she does have the...
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Gastroenteritis with Dehydration Case Study Jana, 14 months old, presents in the emergency room with a 48-hour history of profuse watery diarrhea and vomiting. Prior to this illness, her most recent weight was 10kg. She is diagnosed with isotonic dehydration secondary to gastroenteritis and is admitted into the hospital. Admission assessment: Lethargic, sleepy 14 months old; irritable when stimulated. Mother is at the bedside. Weight: 19 lbs. 8 oz. Vital signs: T 101.4F (axillary) P: 168 per minute (apical) R:...