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1
Q

When do babies
1. Double
2. Triple
4. Quadrouple
their birth weight?

A
  1. 4 months
  2. 12 months
  3. 24 months
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When does height
1. Increase by 50%
2. Double
3. Triple
from a baby’s birth length

A
  1. 1 year
  2. 4 years
  3. 13 years
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3
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How fast does head circumference increase in the first 2 months of life?

A

0.5 cm a week

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4
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Familial short stature

A

Also called genetic short stature
Growth is parallel to the standard curves
Normal variant
BMI is normal
Bone age is CONSISTENT with chronological age

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5
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Constitutional growth delay

A

Decrease in weight and height in infancy, then follows the lower points of the growth curve in middle childhood
There is then an accelerated growth in late adolescent to achieving expected adult height
Puberty is delayed - catch up growth occurs with puberty onset

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6
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If height is affected but HC and weight are preserved, what kind of conditions should be considered

A

Bony dysplasias and underlying endocrinologic disease

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What is the bone age in
1. Familial short stature
2. Constitutional growth delay

A
  1. Bone age is consistent with chronological age
  2. Bone age is delayed for the child’s chronological age, but is consistent with height age
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