Failure-to-Thrive Flashcards
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Etiology/ Incidence of FTT:
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Organic disease or medical condition Maladaptive parent-infant interaction Maternal depression Poverty Deficits in parenting information and skills Child abuse and neglect
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Gastrointestinal differentials for FTT (8):
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GERD Pyloric stenosis Cleft palate Lactose intolerance Hirschprung disease Milk-portein intolerance Hepatitis Malabsorption
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Cardiopulmonary differentials for FTT (5):
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Cardiac defects broncopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) Asthma Cystic fibrosis Tracheobronchial or tracheoesophageal malformations
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Endocrine differentials for FTT (5):
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Thyroid dysfunction Diabetes Adrenal insufficiency Pituitary disorders Growth hormone deficiency
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Neurologic differentials for FTT (5):
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Mental retardation Fetal alcohol syndrome Lead poisoning Prematurity Neuroregulatory difficulties
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Genetic differentials for FTT (1):
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Mitochondrial diseases
7
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Social-emotional and environmental differentials for FTT:
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Maternal depression or other mental illness Poverty/ inadequate resources Inadequate parenting knowledge/ skills Difficult temperament Child abuse/ neglect
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Diagnostic methods/findings–History:
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Prenatal/ perinatal/ neonatal history Complete diet history and feeding practices Environmental history Social history Family history
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Diagnostic methods/findings–Risk factors:
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Prematurity Low birth weight Difficult temperament Regulation problems Social stresses
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Diagnostic methods/findings–Growth:
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Height Weight Head circumference Longitudinal growth data Correct for gestational age as appropriate VS including BP
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Diagnostic methods/findings–Physical exam:
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Signs of underlying organic disease
Severity of malnutrition
Evidence of abuse or neglect
Feeding observation to assess for behavioral or interactional contributing factors
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Diagnostic methods/findings–Laboratory assessment:
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CBC UA (if applicable) CMP Thyroid function Sweat test (if concern) Lead level (if concern based on history) TB (if concern) Bone age (if height is poor)