Growth and physical dev. Flashcards

1
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2 fastest periods of growth

A

intrauterine and infancy

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2
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6 influences on growth

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  1. genes
  2. health
  3. nutrition
  4. hormones
  5. env.
  6. drugs
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3
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3 factor affecting intrauterine growth

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  1. fetal
  2. placental
  3. maternal
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4
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3 measurements of growth

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  1. ht, wt, HC
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5
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how to use charts for preemies

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use the corrected age (how old they should have been)

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6
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2 different charts and their diffs

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  1. CDC - reference to the normal of pop

2. WHO - reference to ideal

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7
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when is BMI used and how is it measured

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> 2yo kg/m2

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8
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*what is avg. HC at birth and growth in first year

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35cm and 12 cm

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9
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*what is avg. wt at birth and 5 months and a year

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birth - 3.5 kg
5 mon - doubled
year - tripled

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10
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*height at birth

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50cm

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11
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*what is growth velocity in cm/yr in childhood

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6cm/YR

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12
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what percentile is important for ht (2)

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  1. falling under 3%

2. crossing %iles after age 2

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13
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what is most important when loking at growth

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velocity more important than absolute

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14
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*what is parental height facotr

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90% should fall within 2 SD of parents height

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15
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  • calc. for midparental height
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male = father + (discrep + mother)/2
female = mother + (father-discrep)/2
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16
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markers and times of female puberty

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7-13yo

  1. breast dev.
  2. growth spurt
  3. menarche - growth almost complete
17
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what is common and patho in puberty timing in females

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early - common

late - patho

18
Q

markers and times of male puberty

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9-14

  1. teste dev.
  2. later growth spurt
19
Q

what is common and patho in puberty timing in males

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early- patho

late - common

20
Q

**4 questions that provide all answers about short stature

A
  1. was child IUGR
  2. is child disproportionate
  3. is velocity normal or delayed
  4. is bone age normal or delayed
21
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what if IUGR was present

A

maternal - health, nutrition, infection, size, drugs
fetal - genes, multiple gest
placental - insuff. TTTS

22
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what is proportion important

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most cause that at disproportionate are bony in nature should be 1:1

23
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bony causes

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short trunk - spinal rad. , kyphoscoliosis

short limbs - achondro, rickets

24
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why is velocity important

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normal growth velocity assoc. with normal variants - while slow velocity is associated with patho

25
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why is bone age important

A

more delayed the bone growth, the more likely something organic

26
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5 causes of slow grorth velocity

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  1. malnutrition
  2. chronic disease
  3. psychosocial dep.
  4. drugs
  5. endocrine disorders
27
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what does normal bone age indicate

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familial short stature