3-year old well-child Flashcards

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Vision and hearing screen

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Before 3 years –> asking parents about problems with vision/hearing

  • vision by 3
  • hearing by 4
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3-year old health maintenance visit

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  1. Social - can detect delays
  2. Nutrition - ask about typical diet
  3. Exercise - both structured and imaginative play
  4. Toilet training - may not be completely independent but should be getting close
  5. Dental - should have first visit soon
  6. Safety - car seats/home
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Early Childhood Assessment

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Process of observing and taking history from parents

1. Surveillance - helps determine areas of concern (Bright Futures)

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3-year old milestones

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Social - brushes teeth, feeds self
Communication - 2-3 word sentences
Cognitive - knows name and uses words correctly
Physical - rides trike, copies circle, builds 6-8 blockss

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4-year old milestones

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Social - know gender and age, plays with kids
Communication - first and last name, sings song
Cognitive - knows colors, plays board games
Physical - hops on 1 foot, balances, cuts and mashes food

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5-year old milestones

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Social - listens and attends, shows sympathy
Communication - articulates, tells story, count to 10
Cognitive - draws person (stick), copies square and triangle
Physical - hops and skip, tie knot, pencil grasp, dress/undress

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Interacting with toddler

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at 3 years old, some are accomadating, some apprehensive, some need parental assurance
- be nice and smile, keep them entertained

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Giving feedback to parents

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important to praise parents for all the things they are doing right
- positive validation gives them security

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Eczema (atopic dermatitis)

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“the itch that rashes” - cycle of irritation and rashing

- more common with history of allergies and family history

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DDx for atopic dermatitis

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Psoriasis - rare in young kids but can happen

Seborrhea - cradle cap

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Treatment of eczema

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  1. lubricate intensively
  2. anti-inflammatories for short bursts
  3. treat associated skin infections aggressively
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Toilet training

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  • consistency is important!

- avoid punishing, use positive reinforcement

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Single parenting

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More stress, inconsistent messages, lack of affordable care, more depression
*maternal depression can lead to child mood or behavior problems

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Common dietary issues

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  1. Inadequate nutrition - needs fruits/veggies, iron
  2. Milk/Juice intake - lack intake of 100% juice and milk, too much sugary juice/soda (extra calories)
  3. Dental caries - using a bottle increases risk of caries
  4. Control battles over food
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Examining for strabismus

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  1. Cover/uncover test

2. Hirschberg light reflex

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PE in toddler

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Auscultate first

- do everything you can while you can

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Neurodevelopment of 3 year old

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Gross motor - hop, ride tricycle
Fine motor - holds pencil, copies circle
Social/communcation - speaks short sentences
Cognitive - draws stick person with 3 body parts

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Injuries in childhood

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car accidents, swimming pools, falls, firearms, fires, poisonings

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Risk factors for lead poisoning

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  1. young age –> exploring environment with mouth
  2. lead-base paint used in house
  3. not being born in U.S.
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Anemia screening

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done at 12 months and kindergarten

- do again if risk factors

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Possible causes of anemia

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Iron deficiency (lack of intake)
Lead poisoning
Malnutrition
Oxidative stress to predisposed individuals

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Microcytic

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Iron deficiency, thalassemia, chronic illness, lead poisoning

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Normocytic

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acute blood loss, hereditary spherocytosis, G6PD, sickle cell, renal disease

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Macrocytic

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B12 deficiency, folate deficiency, liver disease, hypothyroidism, neoplasms

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Counseling on eating habits

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  1. Straightforward simple strategies
  2. Support and reassurance
  3. Prepare parent for handling issues
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Improving toddler diets

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  1. No bottles
  2. 3 meals and 2 snacks per day
  3. No bargaining
  4. Gradually change diet