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1
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yellow-orange color due to consuming large amounts of Vitamin C

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carotenemia

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tiny pimples resulting from sebum production in infants

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milia

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3
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Where would one test skin tugor in infants?

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abdomen

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4
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Film present at birth

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vernix caseosa

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Test where infant is place on their side, downward facing side becomes red, rest of the body blanches; normal finding

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Harlequin color change

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Tiny bumps presents looking like flea bites; tiny red papules; normal finding in infants

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Erythema toxicum

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Abnormal temperature finding in 0-8 year olds

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Over 105 degrees Farenheit

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Usually appears at about 2-3 weeks, lasting until 10 weeks, prominent when infant is crying

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umbilical hernia

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Best anatomical location to observe when obtaining respirations in an infant?

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Abdomen

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Best anatomical location to observe when assessing respirations in an 8 year old?

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Shoulders or chest, NOT abdomen

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Prenatal exposure to smoke can cause this

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LBW, asthma, otitis media, RTIs, increases risk of SIDS

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12
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Why is it important to ask about food allergies?

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Food allergy can cause broncorestriction, effecting the respiratory system

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Why is it important to ask about child-proofing the home?

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To determine exposure to inhalants, swallowing toxic substance

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Order of assessment in an infant or child

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Go from least invasive to most invasive (which may irritate the child the most)

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Descriptors that can be used to get a child to take a deep breath when listening to lungs

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“Pant like a puppy,” “blow out the candle”

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Average chest cirsumference from 0-2 yrs.

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30-36 cm (2 cm less than head)

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Apgar Score

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Birth score take 1-5 mintues after birth; based on HR, resp effort, muscle tone, reflex irritability (NG to clear fluid), color - higher the score the better

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Apgar score of 7-10

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Baby in good condition, needs little suction

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Apgar score of 3-6

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Moderately depressed, need more resusitation and observation

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Apgar score of 0-2

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Baby severely depressed, full resusitation, ventilation

21
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How to infants breathe (up until 3 months)?

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Obligate nose breathers

22
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How do you palpate the infants respiratory system?

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Encircling the infant’s thorax

23
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Typical lung sound in infants

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Hyperresonance and fine crackles are NOT abnormal (within the first day of birth)

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Where growth plates are located, to be of great concern if child has a break or fracture in this area.

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Epiphyses

25
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Feet in apart position

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Varus

26
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Feet in together position

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Valgus

27
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Most reliable exam to test for hip dislocation

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Ortolani’s maneuever

28
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In what order would one need to place pressure on the hips to test for hip dislocation in infants

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Up, out, in and down with smooth movement (clunk as head of femure pops back into place = positive Ortolani’s)

29
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Secondary test used to check for hip dislocation

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Allis test to compare leg length

30
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Having extra fingers and/or toes

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polydactyly

31
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Webbing between fingers and/or toes

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syndactyly

32
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Single crease in palm

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Simian crease

33
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Startle reflex in infants - arms should reach out simultaneously

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Moro’s reflex

34
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Signs of spina bifida

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Tuft of hair, dimple in midline, cyst or mass

35
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How would one test for muscle strength in infants?

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Hold out with arms, see if baby slips through hands (if so, it could indicate muscle weakness and need investigation)

36
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Genu varum

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Bowlegged

37
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Genu valgum

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Knock knees

38
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Pes pranus

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Flatfooted

39
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Screening for progressive subluxation of the hip in preschool and school aged children

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Trendelenburg’s sign

40
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Rating use to determine sexual maturity in adolescents

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Tanner’s ratings

41
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How would you ask an adolescent if they have questions after an assessment?

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“What questions do you have” NOT “Do you have any questions?”

42
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urethral meatus opens to the ventral side of glans

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Hypospadias

43
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Urethral meatus opens to the dorsal side of glans

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Epispadias

44
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Fluid in scrotum, translumminates as a faint pink glow, disappears spontaneously

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Hydrocele

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