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Across 2. Sting; motor paralysis with seizurers, weakness, rapid pulse, excessive salivation, thrist, dysuria, pulmonary edema, coma, and death 4. record of daily______is the most useful means for assessing fluid balance. 7. First line of therapy for MCNS 10. reddish macule, vesicular, that ruptures easily, spreads peripherally irregular outlines 11. fungal infection of the skin; ringworm; tinea; tinea capitis 13. Syndrome that includes massive proteinuria, hypoalbuminemia, hyperlipidemia, and edema 14. antibacterial agent that inhibits frowth of P. acnes organisms (2 Words) 20. Bite: necrotic ulceration in 7-14 days, may have fever, malaise, restlessness, nausea, bomiting, and joint pain (2 Words) 21. maturation; final phase of the healing process 22. a triad of ______ thrombocytopenia, and renal failure is sufficient for diagnosis of HUS 24. bite; dizziness, weakness, and abdominal pain; delirium, paralysis, seizures (2 Words) 26. Wounds that heal uneventfully within 2 to 3 weeks 28. Wilms tumor or ________ is the most common malignant renal and intraabdominal tumor of childhood. 30. most immediate threat to life with ARF 33. Infection; Incontinence in a toilet-trained child, strong-smelling urine, frequency or urgency may indicate? (2 Words) 34. Common antiinfective agents used for UTI include penicillins, _____cephalosporins, and nitrofurantion 35. Renal failure where the kidneys are able to maintain chemical composition of fluids within normal limits until more than 50% of functional renal capacity is destroyed by disease or injury 39. loss of epidermis 41. most common communicable _______diseases of childhood associated with rashes, (rubeola, rubella, chickenpox) 44. Severe renal impairment 45. respiratory Infection; Children with MCNS are very vulnerable to______ 47. proccess of separating colloids and crystalline substances in solution by the difference in their rate of diffusion through a semipermeable membrane. 50. Progressive deterioration over several months or years produces variety of clinical and biochemical distrubances that culminate known as_____ 52. elevated; superficial; filled with purulent fluid 53. inflammation of the skin; pruritic usually associated with allergy 54. More than half of the dermatologic problems in children are forms of this 55. full-thickness injuries that involve underlying structures such as muscle, fascia, and bone 56. Uremic Syndrome: uncommon, acute renal disease that occurs in infants and small children 57. firm discrete intensely pruritic nodules at site of attachment

Down 1. ____Urea Nitrogen: Renal disease-acute/chronic; the higher the more severe disease 3. acute_______glomerulonephritis is the most common of the postinfectious renal diseases in childhood. 5. The most preventive meauseres are simple____habits 6. Renal failure that exist when kidneys suddenly are unable to regulate volume and composition of urine appropriately in response to food and fluid intake. 8. lesions where changes result from alteration in primary lesions, (rubbing, scratching, medication, involution and healing) 9. esterase; WBC 12. Checks for dehydration, excessive fluid intake (2 Words) 15. 3rd degree; serious injuries that involve the entire epidermis and dermis and extend into subQ tissue 16. thrid stage of wound healing with granulation and contracture 17. most common skin problem treated by physicians during patients' adolescence (2 Words) 18. 1st degree; usually minor, erythema 19. second stage of wound healing with erythema, swelling, and warmth and pain 23. Hallmark of MCNS is massive_________ 25. In MCNS the platelet count and Sodium may be________but H & H will be normal or elevated 27. wounds that do not heal in the expected time frame or are associated with complications 29. or peritoneal dialysis is the effective treatment for HUS 31. Diagnosis of UTI is confirmed by detection of ______ in urine culture 32. Checks for Chronic glomerular disease, more sensitive than specific gravity 36. Lesion wher the skin changes produced by a causative factor (macules, papules, and vesicles) 37. All patients with APSGN have reduced serum________activity in early stages of the disease. 38. 2nd degree; involve epidermis and varying degrees of dermis 40. Inflammation of skin and subQ tissues with intense redness, swelling, and firm infiltration; may progress to abscess formation; fever, malise 42. During acute phase shows hematuria and proteinuria of 3+ or 4+ and gross discoloration of the urine 43. bacteria in the urine 46. linear crack or break from epidermis to dermis 48. Disease that is most common tick-borne disorder in the US 49. elevated circumscribed; superficial; filled with serous fluid 51. DKA 53. 80% of UTI cases involves this organism