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3. Tetralogy Of Fallot is a congenital heart defect which
is classicaly understood to involve four anatomical
abnormalitiesof the heart (although only three of
them are always present) it is the most common
cyanotic heart defect,and its also known as blue baby
syndrome
it was described in 1888 by the french physician
etienne-louis arthur fallot, after whom it is named.
4. INVOLVES FOUR HEART DEFECTS
PULMONARY STENOSIS
AN OVERRIDING AORTA
A LARGE VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECT(VSD)
RIGHT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY
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7. GERMAN MEASLES(Rubella)& Some other
VIRAL ILLNESS.
POOR NUTRITION
ALCOHOL USE
AGE(being older than 40)
DIABETES
HERIDITY
CHILDREN WITH GENETIC DISORDERS (Down
syndrome, DiGeorge Syndrome)
8. BLUE COLOUR TO THE SKIN(CYANOSIS)
CLUBBING OF FINGERS
DIFFICULTY FEEDING(POOR FEEDING HABIT)
DYSPNEA ON EXERTION
POLYCYTHEMIA
HEART MURMUR
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11. A TET spell occurs when the
oxygen level in the blood suddenly drops.
This causes the baby to become very blue.
He or she also may have trouble
breathing, become very tired and limp,not
respond to a parents voice or
touch,become very fussy,or pass out.
12. It occurs while baby awakening from sleep
after crying or during
During or after defecation
or during or immediately following feeding
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15. SQUATTING
Obstruction of Femoral Arteries
Increased Peripheral vascular resistance
Increased LV After load
Increased LV Pressure
Decreased Right ventricular over Left
Ventricular pressure gradient
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16. Decreased shunting of blood from right ventricle to left
ventricle (R to L shunt) through the VSD
Improved flow to the pulmonary artery
Better alveolar perfusion
Better oxygenation
Decreased symptoms of TOF spell
17. HAVE A HARD TIME BREATHING
BECOME VERY TIRED AND LIMP
NOT RESPONDING TO A PARENTS VOICE OR
TOUCH
BECOME VERY FUSSY
LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS
18. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY
EKG(Electro cardiogram)
CHEST X RAY
PULSE OXIMETRY
CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION
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21. BLALOCK-TAUSSING SHUNT:-
Anastamosis between subclavian
artery and pulmonary artery.
POTT’S PROCEDURE:-
Side to side anastamosis of left
pulmonary artery to descending aorta.
WATERSON-COOLEY PROCEDURE:-
Anastamosis of right pulmonary
artery to descending aorta.
22. Pulmonary artery atresia
Major associated anomalies
Multiple previous surgeries
Absent pulmonary valve syndrome
Young or Old age
Small pulmonary arteries
Multiple VSDs
Low birth weight
Coexisting cardiac anomalies
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24. Closure of the ventricular septal defect in a manner
that ensures left ventricular aortic continuity by
using the VSD patches.
Infundibular muscle resection
Pulmonic valve is opened by using Hegars dilator.
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26. NURSING DIAGNOSIS:DECREASED CARDIAC OUTPUT
↓ BP
Tachycardia
Jugular venous distention(jvd)
Sudden stoppage of drainage from chest tubes
↓ in HB and hematocrit
Cool,clammy skin
↓ urine output
27. NURSING INTERVENSIONS RATIONALE
LOW CARDIAC OUTPUT Inflammatory response associated with
CPB, Myocardial ischemia From aortic
clamping or circulatory arrest.
Assess Peripheral and central pulses Good peripheral pulses and adequate
capillary refill are signs of good CO
Assess for mental status changes Early signs of cerebral hypoxia are
restlessness with confusion and loss of
consciousness later stages
Assess respiratory rate, rhythm,and
breath sounds
Rapid shallow respirations and
presence of wheezes are characteristic
of decreased output.
28. COMMON RISK FACTORS:
Intubation during surgery
extubation
Mechanical ventilation
Perioperative CPB time
Ease of intubation
29. NURSING INTERVENTIONS RATIONALE
Assess respiratory rate,rhythm,and
depth every hour
Rapid, shallow respirations may occur
from hypoxia or from acidosis
Assess for any increasing in work of
breathing
After extubation patients may
experience acute respiratory distress
syndrome.
Assess pulse oximetry and ABGs O2 saturation should be kept at 90%
or greater
Change position every 2 hours This facilitates movement and
drainage of secretions
30. NURSING INTERVENTIONS RATIONALE
Observe and documents serial
laboratory data: na,K+,CL,MG,CA+
Levels
Hemodilution from ECC and resultant
fluid shifts changes in fluid composition
Monitor ECG for changes Widening QRS,ST
changes,arrhythmias,and
atrioventricular blocks are seen with
electrolyte imbalance
Monitor for hyperglycemia Tight glycemic control significantly
reduces the incidence of morbidity and
mortality
31. COMMON RELATED FACTORS:
Intensive care unit environment
Unfamiliarity with postoperative care
Threat of pain related to major surgery
Threat of death
32. NURSING INTERVENTIONS RATIONALE
Recognize patients level of fear Controlling fear helps reduce
physiology reaction that can aggravate
condition and ↑ o2 consumption
Approach the child and parent in a
confident and composed manner
This approach increases the patient’s
feeling security
Avoid unnecessary conversations
between team members in front of
patients
This reduces patients misconceptions
and fear or anxiety
Editor's Notes
Nursing Care Plan for Tetralogy of Fallot
Tetralogy of FallotDefinitionTetralogy of Fallot is a congenital heart disease with cyanosis, a combination of the four main symptoms are:obstruction of the flow out of the right ventricle (pulmonary stenosis),
ventricular septal defect,
the position of the right of the aorta and
right ventricular hypertrophy together form a tetralogy of Fallot.
Clinical manifestationscyanosis
dyspnoea
dyspnoea attacks paroksimal (blue anoxia attacks)
delay in growth and development
normal rate of blood vessels
systolic murmur
Assessment - Nursing Care Plan for Tetralogy of FallotData that is commonly found in patients with tetralogy of Fallot are:thorough cyanosis of mucous membranes or lips, tongue, conjunctiva. Cyanosis also occur at the time of crying, eating, tight, soak in water, can be peripheral or central.
dyspnoea usually accompanies the activity of eating, crying or tension / stress.
weakness, commonly in the legs.
growth and development not in accordance with age.
digital clubbing
headache
epistaxis
Nursing Diagnosis for Tetralogy of FallotRisk for Decreased cardiac output related to structural abnormalities of the heart.
Activity Intolerance related to imbalance in the fulfillment of oxygen to the body's needs.
Impaired growth and development related to inadequate oxygenation, tissue nutrisis needs, social isolation.
Risk for infection related to the general conditions is inadequate.