Adolescents Flashcards

1
Q

What age range is early adolescents

A

10-14

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2
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What is the age range for late adolescents

A

17-20

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3
Q

What is the first sign for girls starting puberty

A

breast development

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4
Q

What is the first sign of boys starting puberty

A

testicular enlargement

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5
Q

When do girls typically start puberty

A

8-12

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6
Q

When do boys typically begin puberty

A

9-13

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7
Q

What is precocious puberty

A

Onset of puberty 2-3 S.D. before the mean

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9
Q

When is a common timing for a growth spurt for girls

A

Girls: ~6 months before menses

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10
Q

How long do growth spurts typically last in adolescents

A

2 years

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11
Q

What are Tanner stages

A

Sexual maturity rating

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12
Q

How can you measure testes size

A

Trader Orchidometer

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13
Q

At what age is the brain is fully developed

A

in the 20s
(Esp. pre frontal cortex)

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14
Q

What are the struggles for adolescents with social/emotional development

A

Identify
Independance
Intimacy

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15
Q

What are the major causes of morbidity and mortality in adolescents

A

Car accidents
Homicide & suicide
Alcohol and drug use
Unintended pregnancy
STI
Obesity

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16
Q

At what age are adolescents considered a legal adult

A

most states: 18

17
Q

What are the different categories for minors

A

Emancipated
Medically emancipated
Mature minor

18
Q

When is the only time you do not need consent to treat a patient

A

Emergencies

19
Q

When do you have to break confidentiality with an adolescents

A

Suicidal
Homicidal
Physical/sexual abuse
Reportable STDs

20
Q

What are the main topics of communication you should have with adolescents

A

HEADSS
Home
Education / Employment
Activities
Drugs
Sexuality
Suicide / mental health

21
Q

When is the only time you would use a speculum in young girls

A

Suspicion for foreign body or severe trauma

22
Q

At what age do most girls have their first speculum exam

A

21

23
Q

What age do you start doing cervical cancer screening

A

25

24
Q

What age do you start scoliosis screening

A

Usually 9-10 y/o
*Before adolescent growth spurt

25
Q

What age do you give the meningococcal vaccine

A

11-12 & 16 (2 doses)

26
Q

What age do you give the Tdap booster

A

11-12

27
Q

What age do you start depression screening

A

12

28
Q

When do you test an adolescents hearing

A

9-11
&
15-17
*Once in both time spans

29
Q

When is HIV screening done

A

once between 15-18

30
Q

When do you test an adolescents vision

A

12

31
Q

What heart problems are associated with Marian’s syndrome

A

Aortic root dilation
Dissection
Aneurysm

32
Q

How does the arm span compare to height in a person with Marfan’s syndrome

A

Arm length will exceed height

33
Q

What is coarctation of the aorta

A

abnormal narrowing in aorta

34
Q

What is a benign murmur

A

Grade less than or equal to 2
-musical or vibratory
-short systolic murmur

35
Q

What is an AHA-14

A

Element CV screen

36
Q

What occurs if there is a positive / abnormal AHA-14 screen

A

12 lead ECG
Further evaluation-> preferably with pediatric cardiology