CPS community peds Flashcards

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Benefits of extended release vs immediate release in ADHD (3)

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  • more effective
  • less likely to be diverted
  • more likely to be used
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Contraindication to commercial airline flight

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  • uncontrolled hypertension
  • uncontrolled SVT
  • Eisenmenger’s syndrome (when pressure in pulm As are so high, blood shunts from R to L ventricles causing cyanosis)
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Flight recommendations

  • AOM
  • sickle cell
  • cardiopulmonary disease
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-AOM: if possible wait 2 weeks before air travel

Sickle cell and cardiopulmonary disease may require oxygen during flight

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Management of constipation

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  • behaviour modification
  • daily maintenance stool softeners
  • dietary modification
    +/- fecal dismpaction at outset
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LEARN model for cross cultural communication

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Listen
Explain
Acknowledge
Recommend
Negotiate
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Shoes for children recommendations (2)

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  1. infants do not need shoes until they are walking
  2. orthotics are not beneficial in management of physiological, flexible flatfoot, developmental in-toeing, mild torsional deformities
    (refer to ortho if pain, functional impairment with lower limb deformities)
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Children in foster care are often in poor health because of:

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  • poverty
  • prenatal exposure to drugs/alcohol
  • parental mental illness
  • inadequate medical supervision before coming into care
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Screening a child in foster care

- history and physical

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  • acute illness
  • infection
  • pregnancy
  • chronic condition
  • developmental delays
  • mental health disorders
  • assess for need for vision, hearing and dental screening
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Initial eval for a child in foster care IF needed

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  • CBC, ferritin, lead level, HIV serology, Hep B and C titres, B-Hcg, cervical or urethral swabs for STIs, pap-smear on a case-by-case
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Negative outcomes of inadequate, crowded, unaffordable housing

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Physical health: asthma, health hazards, injury risk, communicable diseases, poor air quality, lead, food insecurity and inadequate nutrition
Mental health: aggressive behaviours, psychological distress
Developmental: diminished school performance
Social health: property offences

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Youth with unstable housing (moving 3+ in lives) are at higher risk for:

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  1. emotional problems
  2. repeating a grade
  3. being suspected or expelled
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12
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Otoacoustic emissions features

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OAE = 10-15 minutes at bedside, best performed in infants > 24hr with a minimum of 34 weeks CGA
False + or - may be affected by: infant’s movements, environmental noise, dysfunction in middle or external ear
Identifies conductive and cochlear hearing loss

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Automated Auditory Brainstem Response

features

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  • 15-20min, infants older than 23hr, minimum 34 weeks,
    False + or - may be affected by: infant’s movements, environmental noise, dysfunction in middle or external ear
  • identifies conductive, cochlear and neural hearing loss from external ear to level of brainstem
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When to use AABRs

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  • failed OAE

- risk factors e.g. fam history, craniofacial abN, NICU> 2 days, other risk factors

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15
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First line treatments for head lice in Canada

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pyrethrin e.g. R+C shampoo and conditioner (repeat 7 days later)
Or
permethrin e.g. Nix creme rinse and repeat in 7 days

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16
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Treatment for lice if high resistance or resistance is proven

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Resultz = isopropyl/myristate / ST-cyclomethicone solution

  • repeat in 7 days
  • not for children <4yrs
17
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Direct and indirect effects of low literacy on health

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Direct: med errors, failing to comply with medical direction, errors in admin of formula, safety risks
Indirect: poverty, occupational injuries, stress, unhealthy lifestyle practices

18
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Development of early literacy skills

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  • book orientation
  • narrative structure
  • listening ability
  • attention span
  • page turning
  • print recognition
19
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Nocturnal enuresis

- prevalence

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10-15% of 5 yr olds
8% of 8 years olds
1-2% of 15 yr olds

20
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Preventing early childhood carries

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  • water fluoridation (most effective)
  • topical fluorides
  • feeding practices
  • improving diet
  • promoting oral health of caregivers
21
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Risk factors for positional plagiocephaly (9)

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  • male sex
  • first born
  • limited passive neck rotation at birth (congenital torticollis)
  • supine sleeping position at birth and at 6 weeks
  • only bottle feeding
  • < 3 awake tummy times per day
  • lower activity level
  • slower achievement of milestones
  • sleeping with head to same size and position preference when sleeping
22
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Craniosynostosis vs. positional plagiocephaly

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Lambdoid craniosynostosis: posterior displacement of the ear

23
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Treatment of positional plagiocephaly

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  • repositioning and physiotherapy = preferred interventions for those with mild/moderate
  • moulding therapy can be considered for pts with severe asymmetry (overall outcome is similar)
24
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Potential benefits and cons to pacifier use

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Pros: protective against SIDS, comfort, oromotor development
Cons: otitis media, early weaning, dental problems

25
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Risk factors for SIDS

  • modifiable (2)
  • non-modifiable (5)
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Modifiable: infants sleeping in prone positioning, maternal smoking during pregnancy
Non-modifiable: male infants, premature, low birth weight, lower SES, Indigenous populations

26
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How to decrease risk of SIDS (7)

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  • back to sleep
  • no smoke exposure
  • sleep in crib that meets regulations
  • share room with caregvier x 6 months
  • no bedsharing
  • breastfeeding
  • pacifiers once breastfeeding established
27
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Signs of toilet leaning readiness

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GM: able to walk to potty chair, stable sitting on potty
Bladder/bowel: able to reamin dry for several hours
Language: can follow simple 1 and 2 step commands, can communicate need for potty
Social: desire to please, desire for independence

28
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Toileting refusal /failure of toilet trainign

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  • take a 1-3 month break from training
  • if repeat attempts or > 4 yrs refer to a pediatrician/dev peds to rule out neurodevelopmental and explore parent0child relationship
  • explore constipation
29
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Breastfed infants of vegan mothers should be supplemented with

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  • vitamin B12

- zinc after 7 months of breastfeeding

30
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Vegan kids supplementation

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  • ensure adequate vit B12 fortified food or supplement

- also need to make sure energy, calcium, iron, linolenic acid, vitamin D

31
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Amblyopia

  • definition
  • causes
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  • reduced vision in absence of ocular disease when brain does not recognize input from that eye
  • 2 common causes: strabismus, difference in refractive error
32
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Circumstances affecting health of military children (4)

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  • frequent relocations
  • deployment
  • separation
  • difficulty accessing medical and mental health services
33
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RFs for coping difficulties in military families (9)

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  • young parental age
  • young children
  • family member with psychopathology
  • children with special needs
  • children with emotional or behavioural difficulty
  • pre-deployment marital or financial problems
  • spouse with ESL
  • recent relocation
  • no firm date of re-deployment