Nurs 629 Peds Exam 2 With Complete Questions With Answers Latest Updated 100% Verified Solutions

NURS 629 PEDS EXAM 2 WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS LATEST UPDATED 100% VERIFIED SOLUTIONS (ALREADY GRADED A+)(2024-2025) COMPLETE DOCUMENT WITH diagrams Which of the 4 sinuses are not developed until 1 year of age? a. Frontal b. Maxillary c. Ethmoid d. Sphenoid a. Frontal Sinusitis Infection/inflammation of the nasal sinusesBacterial vs. viral URI symptoms >10 days w/o improvement - symptoms worse on day 6 or 7 of URI Severe symptoms with high fever AND purulent drainage at onset lasting 3 to 4 days (Must have both) Sinusitis management -Because the vast majority of acute sinusitis cases are caused by viruses, antibiotics are largely unhelpful -Antimicrobial therapy indicated for acute uncomplicated bacterial sinusitis -Empirical antibiotic therapy for 7 to 10 days; Augmentin; avoid Macrolides due to increasing resistance to S. pneumonia (33% of bacterial etiology); avoid Bactrim due to resistance of S. pneumonia and H influenza (32% of bacterial etiology) -Saline nasal spray -Dedicated sinus irrigation two or more times a day -Oral analgesics for pain-Expectorants such as guaifenesin to liquefy sinus secretions and facilitate drainage -Anti-inflammatory topical steroids in nasal spray preparations Most common cause of viral conjunctivitis Adenovirus Symptoms of viral conjunctivitis **Watery discharge - profuse & clear