Examination Approach to Developmental Delay Flashcards

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what are some of the important aspects of the history for assessing developmental delay

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PMH, perinatal and birth, family + social, developmental milestones

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what is the first step of examination

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observation, general look at behaviour and appearance

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what are the different aspects of examination of a child with suspected developmental delay

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dysmorphia, systems, CNS, vision and hearing

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4
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what measurements are taken in examination

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height, weight and head circumference

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5
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what does OFC mean

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Occipital Frontal Circumference; biggest measurement you can take of child’s head in any place

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6
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what genetic investigations can be used

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CGH or FRAX

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7
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what neonatal investiagtion can be repeated if developmental delay

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PKU, thyroid function or creatine kinase

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8
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what type of management is key in developmental delay

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EARLY intervention

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what are the different aspects of management of developmental delay

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allied health professionals, family support, educational placement, variety of NHS services,

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