Chapter 2: Developmental, Congenital, and Childhood Diseases and Disorders: Screening Flashcards

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what are screenings for Preterm birth or prematurity

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if before 3 weeks quick assessment

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what are screenings for Infant Respiratory Distress Syndrome

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NICU. pulmonologist/neonatolgist

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what are screenings for Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia

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NICU. pulmonologist/neonatolgist

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what are screenings for Retinopathy of Prematurity

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NICU. ophthalmologist examination

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what are screenings for Necrotizing Enterocolitis

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NICU. neonatologist

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6
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what are screenings for Robinow Syndrome

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dentist or school nurse

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what are screenings for Down Syndrome

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diagnosed prenatally via ultrasound, blood tests, and/or amniocentesis.

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what are screenings for Cerebral Palsy

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schedule appointment for evaluation based on symptoms

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what are screenings for Muscular Dystrophy

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schedule appointment for evaluation based on symptoms

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what are screenings for Spina Bifida Occulta

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discovered during newborn examination

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what are screenings for Meningocele

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discovered during newborn examination

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what are screenings for myelomeningocele

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apparent during newborn examination

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what are screenings for hydrocephalus

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apparent during newborn examination, while others may be detected during examinations

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what are the screenings for Anencephaly

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discovered during prenatal ultrasound. still born or dies shortly after

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what are screenings for Clubfoot (Talipes Equinovarus)

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apparent during newborn examination

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what are screenings for Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip

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apparent during newborn examination

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what are screenings for Cleft Lip and Palate

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apparent during newborn examination

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what are screenings for Cryptorchidism (Undescended Testes)

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palpable and observed during the newborn examination

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what are screenings for Wilm’s tumors

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hematuria, pain, and vomiting. noticeable mass in kidney region require physician assessment

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what are screenings for Congenital Pyloric Stenosis

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sudden onset of projectile vomiting require physician assessment

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what are screenings for Hirschsprung’s Disease (Congenital Ganglionic Megacolon)

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bile-stained or fecal vomitus require physician assessment

22
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what are screenings for cystic Fibrosis

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neonatal period while in newborn nursery. or when noticed developed cough producing, thick, sticky mucus.

23
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what are screenings for Phenylketonuria

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mandatory in states to do a newborn test

24
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what are screenings for Klinefelter’s Syndrome

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males appear normal at birth, and symptoms not present until puberty

25
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what are screenings for Turner’s syndrome

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neonate examination may reveal signs of the disorder. otherwise figured out later in life. assessment of cardiac and renal disorders required

26
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what are screenings for Chickenpox (Varicella Zoster)

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telephone symptom identification. special waiting room. contagious diseases have special screenings due to transmission

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what are screenings for Diphtheria

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fever, chills, and respiratory difficulties require physician assessment. respiratory difficulties seen in emergency facility

28
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what are screenings for Mumps (Epidemic Parotitis)

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telephone symptom identification. special waiting room. contagious diseases have special screenings due to transmission

29
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what are screenings for Pertussis (Whooping Cough)

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violent cough, high-pitched inspiratory whoop and vomiting of mucus require physician assessment

30
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what are screenings for Measles (Rubeola)

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telephone symptom identification. special waiting room. contagious diseases have special screenings due to transmission

31
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what are screenings for Rubella (German Measles, or Three-Day Measles)

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telephone symptom identification. special waiting room. contagious diseases have special screenings due to transmission

32
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what are screenings for Tetanus

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soft tissue wound, including animal bites and punctures from nails, burns, and abrasions require physician assessment and tetanus prophylaxis

33
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what are screenings for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)

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infant not breathing is emergency, call 911 services

34
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what are screenings for Croup

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symptoms of respiratory distress, fever, and stridor during inspiration require prompt physician assessment

35
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what are screenings for Epiglottitis

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respiratory distress seek immediate physician assessment

36
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what are screenings for Acute Tonsillitis

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pain, fever, and sore throat of sudden onset require physician assessment

37
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what are screenings for Adenoid Hyperplasia

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mouth-breathing children who snore should be assessed for adenoid enlargement

38
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what are screenings for Asthma

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respiratory compromise requires prompt physician assessment and intervention

39
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what are screenings for Bronchiolitis

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wheeze or respiratory distress require physician assessment

40
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what are screenings for Infantile Colic

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disruptive state in the life of the family with an infant. assessment should be as soon as convenient

41
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what are screenings for Helminth (Worm) Infestation

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exhibit behavior and symptoms should seek physician assessment

42
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what are screenings for diarrhea

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dehydrate rapidly. prompt physician assessment

43
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what are screenings for vomiting

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special attention and warming sign of disease. physician assessment

44
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what are screenings for anemia

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appear pale, weak, easily fatigued, and listless require prompt physician assessment

45
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what are screenings for Leukemia

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has fever, frequent infections, easy bruising, pallor require prompt physician assessment

46
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what are screenings for Erythroblastosis Fetalis (Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn)

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understand possibility of Rh incompatibility. know your blood type

47
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what are screenings for lead poisoning

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fatigue, headaches, irritability, stomachaches, cramps, muscle and joint pain, and changes in behavior require prompt physician assessment

48
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what are screenings for Reye’s syndrome

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children who vomit 3 to 6 days after viral illness such as chickenpox are candidates. seek physician assessment

49
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what are screenings for Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

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maternal history and newborn examination reveal condition

50
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what are screenings for Diaper Rash

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diaper rash that will not clear require physician assessment

51
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what are screenings for Neuroblastoma

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abdominal mass or unexplained fever and weight loss should require prompt physician assessment