Chronic conditions
Curriculum And Instruction 501 with Lively at University of Wisconsin - Madison
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By: Laura Buhr
Textbook:
Health Education: Elementary and Middle School Applications
Created: 2010-02-26
Size: 54 flashcards
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What percent of kids have chronic conditions?
15%
congenital
born with disease
developmental
acquire after birth
What is the #1 reasons kids are chronically missing school?
asthma
people with asthma...
50% less oxygen available, untreated can cause lungy function changes
managing childhood asthma
reduce env't triggers
promote healthy lifestyle
proper medication use
foster emotional health
promote healthy lifestyle
proper medication use
foster emotional health
Where is the first place you see oxygen deprivation?
lips
bronchodilators
open up in narrow passageways by relaxing muscles
anti-inflammatory
prevent swelling and inflamation in airways
how are asthma attacks judged?
color, wheezing, rate
sever asthma attack
very litle color, more wheezing, huge increasing in breathing rate
diabetes
ancreas produces too little or no insulin which controls the body's blood sugar level
runs in families
obesity
age increase, incidence increase
can lose vision, problem with kidney, cirulatory problems
runs in families
obesity
age increase, incidence increase
can lose vision, problem with kidney, cirulatory problems
insulin
primary substance responsible for regulationg blood sugar levels
allow glucose to be used by cells for energy
allow glucose to be used by cells for energy
after eating ...
glucose rises
insulin released
glucose lowers
insulin released
glucose lowers
Type 1 diabetes
juvenile, insulin-depedent
Type 2 diabetes
mostly adults, but new to children
insulin resistance, which means that their bodies don't use insulin properly
very correlated to overweight
insulin resistance, which means that their bodies don't use insulin properly
very correlated to overweight
gestational diabetes
only in pregnancy but increases chance of type 2 later
5 month test
watch body handle sugar during pregnancy to test for diabetes
What are the halmark symptoms of diabetes?
increased thirst and appetite, frequent urination
3 goals of diabetes
manage condition
prevent long term complications
challenges: puberty, individuals responsiblity, teenager habits
prevent long term complications
challenges: puberty, individuals responsiblity, teenager habits
hypoglycemia
low blood glucose occurs when person eats to little or too much exercise
hyperglycemia
high blood glucose insulis is too slow to allow the glucose to go down Body makes acids and ketons when burn fat = ketoacidoso
ketones smell like
fruit
cancer
cells multiply to rapidly and replace helathy cells
when cells grow and spread.....
malignatns
when tumors grow slowly and don't spread
benign
carcinogenic
cancer causing agent
leukemia
cancer of the white blood cells
common in kids
common in kids
Epilepsy
many different kinds
many times the cause is a mystery
aim is to control siezures with antiepileptic drugs and known triggers
many times the cause is a mystery
aim is to control siezures with antiepileptic drugs and known triggers
febrile seizures
occurs with high fever, usually outgrown after childhood
breath-holding
reatcion to frustration or shock
post brain injury
veterans who come home due to traumatic brain injury have also been known to have siezures
autism
complex developmental disorder
usually happens before 3
spectrum disorder- wide variability
affects social interaction and communication skills
more prevalent in boys
2-6/1000 kids
usually happens before 3
spectrum disorder- wide variability
affects social interaction and communication skills
more prevalent in boys
2-6/1000 kids
communication problem w autism
language develops slowly or not at all uses words/w no meaning gestures
social autism
alone time, less responsive to social cues
sensory impairment autism
sensitivity to light, sound, smell, touch, or taste
play
no spontaneous play, no imitation
behaviors autism
overactive or very passive, obsessive interest
What is the 1st condition we know the exact gene spot?
cystic fibrosis
cystic fibrosis
30,000 ppl
causes body to produce thick,sticky, mucus in lungs and or pancreas
salty skin, coughing, excessive appetite
causes body to produce thick,sticky, mucus in lungs and or pancreas
salty skin, coughing, excessive appetite
cysitc fibrosis treatment
chest therapy, antibiotics, enriched diet, vitamins, enzymes
DONT DISCOURAGE COUGHING
DONT DISCOURAGE COUGHING
Cerebal palsy
impairing control of movement and posture DONT WORSEN OVER TIME
faulty to motor areas in brain
involuntary movements, bad balance
usually before age 3
faulty to motor areas in brain
involuntary movements, bad balance
usually before age 3
traumatic brain injury
can't tell extent of damage by looking at somebody
what has lead?
dust and paint
how do u prevent it?
stay away from dust and paint
wash your hands before you eat
leave your shoes at the door
get your blood tested
wash your hands before you eat
leave your shoes at the door
get your blood tested
lead posing
not contagious
lead can be in the air from doors and windows
younger the child the more chance of binding in brain
1st prevention- clean 2nd prev- find
lead can be in the air from doors and windows
younger the child the more chance of binding in brain
1st prevention- clean 2nd prev- find
sickle cell anemia
more common in African americans (1/12)
a person inherits recessive trait that causes their red blood cells to change shape
a person inherits recessive trait that causes their red blood cells to change shape
anemia is what happens when....
the body's number of RBC falls below normal
depression
1/10
persists over 2 weeks
persists over 2 weeks
coping with illness or disability (7)
denial, acceptance, projection, displacement, compensation, identifying with aggressor, regression
denial
acceptance
acceptance
common in adolescence
older adolescents
older adolescents
identifying with agressor
turn negative into positive
regression
common with stress
About this deck
By: Laura Buhr
Textbook: Health Education: Elementary and Middle School Applications
Created: 2010-02-26
Size: 54 flashcards
Views: 17
Textbook:
Health Education: Elementary and Middle School ApplicationsCreated: 2010-02-26
Size: 54 flashcards
Views: 17
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