REMEDIOS TRINIDAD ROMULDEZ MEDICAL FOUNDATION
COLLEGE OF NUSING
WORKSHEET NO.2
Nursing Care of child with respiratory, Cardiovascular, hematologic, immune disorders and
Infectious disease
General Direction: General Direction: Read carefully and answer what is asked. Write your
answers in a long bond paper. Should be in HANDWRITTEN. Encoded or Computerized will not
be accepted. Place your answer in a separate sheet. Kindly write your references at the last
page of this worksheet. (Should be submitted on March 26, 2020- Thursday via email).
PART 1
I. Child with Respiratory disorders (Kindly refer to various references)
1. Describe the following respiratory measures and their specific procedure:
Respiratory measures Procedure Rationale Nursing Intervention
1. pursed lip
breathing
2. coughing exercise
3. diaphragmatic
breathing
4. CPT
5. Nasopharyngeal
suctioning
6. Tracheal
suctioning
7. endotracheal
suctioning
8. tracheostomy care
9. oxygen
administration
a. nasal cannula
b. face mask
c. non-
rebreather
d. rebreather
e. venturi mask
10. incentive
spirometer
11. nebulization
12. metered-inhaler
II. Child with Cardiovascular and Hematologic disorders (Kindly refer to various
references)
1. Using a concept map, discuss the steps blood coagulation.
2. Identify the test for blood coagulation, its definition, normal value and clinical
significance (increased or decreased.
Test Definition Normal Value Clinical Significance
1. Prothrombin time
2. Partial thromboplastin
time
3. Bleeding time
4. Clot retraction
5. Tourniquet test
6. Prothrombin
consumption time
7. Thromboplastin
generation time
8. Plasma fibrinogen
9. Venous clotting time
3. In tabular form, describe the specific diagnostic study such as ECG configuration,
echocardiogram, X-ray, CVP catheter, cardiac catheterization & Pleur-evac system) and
surgical management performed on a child with suspected heart disorders.
Diagnostic test Description Nursing interventions
1. ECG configuration
2. Echocardiogram
3. X-ray
4. CVP catheter
5. Cardiac Catheterization
Surgical Management
6. Pleur-evac system
7. Artificial valve
replacement
8. Cardiac transplantation
9. Pacemaker
4. In tabular form, discuss blood transfusion, common symptoms of blood transfusion
reaction and its administration procedure.
Symptoms Cause Time of Occurrence Nursing Intervention
PART 2
General Direction: General Direction: Read carefully and answer what is asked. Write your
answers in a long bond paper. Should be in HANDWRITTEN. Encoded or Computerized will not
be accepted. Place your answer in a separate sheet. Kindly write your references at the page of
the worksheet. (Should be submitted on March 28, 2020- Saturday) vie email)
I. Child with Immune Disorders
1. Journal reading on child with immune disorders.
2. Reaction paper based on the journal.
3. SITUATION:
Michael was diagnosed with atopic dermatitis (infantile eczema) as an infant, almost his
entire face was covered with weeping, crusting lesions. His forehead was lined with
scratch marks. His mother was exhausted because Michael never slept because of the
constant itching. What specific nursing interventions would you suggest that could have
made his mother to make him more comfortable and what would you suggest for his
mother to do for herself?
II. Child with Infectious disease (kindly refer to your MCN book for the specific infectious
disease).
1. In tabular form, Describe the 4 stages of infectious disease.
Stage of Infectious Disease Description
2. In tabular form, identify the methods by which infections spread
Portal of Exit Means of Portal of Entry Prevention
Transmission Measures/Interventions
1. Blood
2. Respiratory
Secretions
3. Feces
4. Exudate from
lesions
3. Using a concept map, discuss the person’s immune response to organism (foreign
organism or bacteria).
4. Situation:
Jhemelyn is a 10-year-old girl was diagnosed of having scarlet fever the morning after
surgery for appendicitis. Is it likely that Jhemelyn contracted this infection while he was
hospitalized, or is it more likely that the contact occurred before hospitalization? What
is the typical pattern of scarlet fever lesions? What would you recommend to his
parents to help reduce the itchiness of the rash?
