1 The third European ORL-Board Examination (oral part II,) 1.9.2010 during the ELS 2010 Vienna, University of Music and Arts.
Infection: Otitis Media Ricci, pp. 1376- 1379. Etiology Most common in childhood—usually in first 24 mos Viral or bacterial (Haemophilus, Streptococcus,or.
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N317 Nursing Care of Children Altered Respiratory Status Acute Upper & Lower Infections.
Respiratory . Key Pediatric Differences in the Respiratory System Lack of or insufficient surfactant (premature infant) Smaller airways.
Respiratory Stressors and Adaptation .
Interferences with Ventilation Care of Pediatric Patients with Upper Respiratory Infections & Conditions.
Component 3-Terminology in Healthcare and Public Health Settings Unit 8-Ears, Nose, Throat, Eyes and Vision Lecture 8a-Ears, Nose, and Throat This material.
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Vital Signs
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Temperature (T) Pulse (P) Respiration (R) Blood pressure (BP) Pain (often called the fifth vital sign) Oxygen Saturation.
