child eye development Flashcards

1
Q

Age breakdown

Newborn:

A

0 - 2 months

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2
Q

Age breakdown

•Infant:

A

2mos - 1 year

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3
Q

Age breakdown

Toddler:

A

1 yr – 3 years

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4
Q

Age breakdown

Preschooler:

A

3 yrs – 6 years

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5
Q

Age breakdown

• School Aged

A

6 yrs – 18 yrs

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6
Q

normal birth weight:

A

7 lbs.

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7
Q

average length/height at birth:

A

20 inches for boys

19 ¾ inches for girls

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8
Q

Weight after the first 2 weeks, should gain about

A

1 ounce each day

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9
Q

Full term infant:

A

>37 weeks

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10
Q

Premature Term:

A

less than 37 weeks

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11
Q

results to incomplete lung development:

A

less than 34 weeks premature

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12
Q

ROP is more likely in?

A

less than 32 weeks premature

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13
Q

what does APGAR mean:

A

Activity - muscle tone

Pulse

Grimace - reflex irritability

Appearance - skin color

Respiration - crying

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14
Q

Visual development at birth:

A

eyes are not associated with each other, act as two different organs

VA: not greater than 5/200 - HYPEROPIC

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15
Q

Visual development in Newborn:

A

Optokinetic nystagmus

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16
Q

vision development at 2 months:

A

Eyes follow large objects

17
Q

at 3 months:

A

Foveas fully formed

hold objects

18
Q

Eyes are expected to be straight in:

A

3-4 months

19
Q

At 6 months:

A

Fixation on object for 1-2 minutes

20
Q

VA of 1 year old:

A

20/70

21
Q

Fusional mechanism becomes fully developed at this age:

A

1 - 1 ½ years old

22
Q

development and VA of 3 yrs old:

A

20/20

accommodation develops with sharpening of VA

23
Q

Children at risk for eye problems because of family history of congenital cataract, congenital glaucoma, retinoblastoma, and genetic diseases should be examined _______

A

Every 3 months

24
Q

The first eye and vision examination of a child should take place at what age:

A

6 months old

25
Q

Color vision of a child is developed at what age:

A

5 months old

26
Q

VA of a child at 1month:

A

20/400 grating

27
Q

stereopsis emerge at what age:

A

1 year

28
Q

accommodation is present at what age:

A

3-4 months

29
Q

what age does the ciliary muscle fully develops:

A

2 years

30
Q

Normal corneal size of Infant:

A

10mm - 11.8mm

31
Q

histological development of fovea is done at what age:

A

3 months

32
Q

at birth, the globe is only ____ of the adult size resulting in physiologic infantile hypermetropia

A

75%

33
Q

Corrective fusion reflex is present at what age:

A

2-3 months

34
Q

dilating agents used for newborn to 6 months and to 1 yr old Patients

A

0.5% - 1% tropicamide

35
Q

dilating agents used for 1yr to 5 yr old patients:

A

0.5% to 1% tropicamide