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Pediatric Nursing: GI and Renal

System-based pediatric gastrointestinal and renal condition assessment findings and priority interventions.

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35 basic cards for NCLEX-RN Nursing. Set 1 of 3 in Pediatric Nursing. It opens with "What type of vomiting is the hallmark sign of pyloric stenosis?" and "In pyloric stenosis, what is the palpable abdominal mass called?". Study it alongside the other NCLEX-RN sets below.

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What type of vomiting is the hallmark sign of pyloric stenosis?
Show answerProjectile, non-bilious vomiting, usually right after feeding
In pyloric stenosis, what is the palpable abdominal mass called?
Show answerAn olive-shaped mass in the right upper quadrant
What is the surgical treatment for pyloric stenosis?
Show answerPyloromyotomy
What acid-base and electrolyte imbalance is classic in pyloric stenosis from prolonged vomiting?
Show answerHypochloremic, hypokalemic metabolic alkalosis
What stool characteristic is classic for intussusception?
Show answerCurrant jelly stool (mixed with blood and mucus)
How does abdominal pain typically present in a child with intussusception?
Show answerSudden, severe, intermittent pain with the child drawing knees to chest, followed by pain-free intervals
What shape is the palpable abdominal mass often felt in intussusception?
Show answerA sausage-shaped mass, usually in the right upper quadrant
What is the initial nonsurgical treatment for intussusception?
Show answerAir enema or contrast enema to reduce it
In Hirschsprung disease, the hallmark newborn sign is ____.
Show answerfailure to pass meconium within 24 to 48 hours of birth
What causes the functional bowel obstruction in Hirschsprung disease?
Show answerAbsence of ganglion cells in the distal colon
What stool characteristic is associated with Hirschsprung disease?
Show answerRibbon-like, foul-smelling stools
Where is the classic point of tenderness in pediatric appendicitis?
Show answerMcBurney's point, in the right lower quadrant
What does sudden relief of abdominal pain suggest in a child with appendicitis?
Show answerPossible perforation of the appendix
What positioning intervention helps manage GERD symptoms in infants?
Show answerKeep the infant upright for 20 to 30 minutes after feeding
Which foods must be avoided in celiac disease?
Show answerFoods containing gluten: wheat, barley, and rye

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