H&P Final Exam- Children & Adolescents Flashcards

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What to assess at well visit? (10)

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1- VS *vision & hearing
2- Health habits
3-Development
4-SHx
5-FHx
6- P/E
7-Assessment
8- Anticipatory guidance
9- Immunizations
10-Plan for F/u

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Motor/Physical
4y

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  • hops & stands on 1 foot (2sec)
  • catches/bounces a ball
  • pours
  • cuts w/scissors
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Motor/Physical
5y

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  • stands on 1 foot (>10sec)
  • hops & skips
  • uses fork/ spoon well
  • toilet trained
  • swings & climbs
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Language
4y

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“he” & “she”
songs/poems from memory
tells stories
1st & last name

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Language
5y

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Speaks clearly
tells simple story using full sentences
uses future tense
names & addresses

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Social/Emotional
4y

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Plays “mom” & “dad”
make believe play
cooperates w/other kids
-rather play with others
cant tell real from make believe

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Social/Emotional
5y

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Can tell real from make believe
wants to please friends
aware of gender
independence

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Cognitive
4y

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colors & numbers
understands counting
understands same & different
copying some capital letters
board games

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Cognitive
5y

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Counts 10+
person w/ 6 body parts
print some letter & numbers
copies triangle

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Development
5-7y

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  • School begins
  • increased sensorimotor coord
  • fine motor pen & paper
  • cognitively preoperational (focus on 1 variable at a time)
  • recognize numbers, letters, words, start to write
  • MAGICAL THINKING
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Development
7-11

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  • latency years (school & peers)
  • achievement in school
  • acceptance by peers
  • sports & inc. coord w/organized teams
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Sleep Req 3-5y

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10-14hrs/night naps disappear

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Sleep Req 5-7y (school aged)

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10-14hrs/night

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Sleep Req Adolescents

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9-9.5 hrs/night

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Nightmare v Night terror (5 points)

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Appearance/Behavior
NT- screaming, thrashing, crying, appears not awake
NM- bad dream-awakens scared

Age?
NT- 4-5y
NM-toddlers & up

Timing
NT-w/in 2 hrs of going to bed
NM- 2nd part of night dur intense dreamig

Return to Sleep
NT- Back to sleep quickly
NM- May have trouble

Memory of Experience
NT- no memory
NM- may remember & talk about it next day

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Toilet training usually completed by

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4-5y

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How often should kids be stooling?

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up to Q3D NL

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Constipation: 3 ways to help
Have a low threshold to start on.______.

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1- Diet (fiber, bran, whole what, fruits & veggies, H2O)
2-Behavior (toilet after meals-gastrocolic reflex)
3-Medications
- Miralax!

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what is it called when you hold your stool for inappropriately long times to the pt that the rectum strectches out

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Encopresis

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what is bed wetting called? what type of dizorder?
when should it completely resolve by?

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Nocturnal Enuresis
Maturational Disorder
resolves by 15y

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Adolescent Immunizations (3)

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TDaP
Menigococcal
HPV

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2 Brain systems that continue to develop through adolescence

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Pre-frontal cortex (decisions, planning, inhibitive behavior, self-awareness, social interactions

Limbic System (emotional processor, ‘reward center’, hyper-sensitive!!!!)

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Puberty hormones - Males

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GnRH- LH & FSH

  • LH stimulates testosterone
  • FSH stimulates sperm maturation
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Puberty hormones- Females

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GnRH- LH, FSH
- FSH stimulates secretion of estrogen from ovaries

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How many Tanner Stages? What do they assess
5 Male GU Female GU Female Breast
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Tanner Stage 1
prepubertal | (all)
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Tanner stage 2
Male-testis enlarge, scrotal reddens, straight hair female breast- bud, elevation of breast and papilla female GU- sparse, lightly pigmented, straight
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Tanner Stage 3
Male- penis grows length, hair coarse, curly, dark female breast- further enlargement, no separation of contour female gu- darkening, curl, inc pubic hair to symphysis
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Tanner Stage 4
male- penis grows width, darker scrotum, hair full but LIMITED Female breast- secondary mound above breast Female GU- coarse, curly hair, abundant
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Tanner Stage 5
Male- mature adult, hair to medial thighs Female Breast- Mature stage, projection of papilla only Female GU- mature adult, hair to median thighs
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Precocious puberty
before 8 in girls, 9 in boys
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Delayed puberty
after 13 in girls, no menarche 16 in girls after 14 in boys
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Confidentiality (2 instances)
Sex- any age (ie Birth Control, STIs, Addiction) Mental Health \>15yo in Colorado
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History (H.E.E.A.D.S.S)
H- Home E- Education E- Eating A-Activities D-Drugs S-Sexual Hx S- Suicide & Depression
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CRAFFT
Assessment for Drugs in adolescents C-car with a high driver? R-use drugs to relax? A-drugs or alcohol alone? F- forget things you did at school? F- friends/family ask you to 'cut down'? T- gotten in trouble for using drugs/alcohol?
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Adolescent Screening Tools? (5)
Bright Futures Guidelines Cholesterol 9-11y Hgb/Hct STI Questionnaire Screens-depression/substance abuse
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Most common STD in US?
HPV
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Classic Symptoms of Depression
FATIGUE lack of interest boredom irritability sleep/appetitie changes muscle aches HA stomach aches
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are comorbidities common in adolescent depression
yes! ADHD, conduct disorders, anxiety, eating disorders, substance abuse
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Best Tx for depression
CBT
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# reversed prompt 1- VS \*vision & hearing 2- Health habits 3-Development 4-SHx 5-FHx 6- P/E 7-Assessment 8- Anticipatory guidance 9- Immunizations 10-Plan for F/u
What to assess at well visit? (10)
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# reversed prompt - hops & stands on 1 foot (2sec) - catches/bounces a ball - pours - cuts w/scissors
Motor/Physical 4y
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# reversed prompt - stands on 1 foot (\>10sec) - hops & skips - uses fork/ spoon well - toilet trained - swings & climbs
Motor/Physical 5y
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# reversed prompt "he" & "she" songs/poems from memory tells stories 1st & last name
Language 4y
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# reversed prompt Speaks clearly tells simple story using full sentences uses future tense names & addresses
Language 5y
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# reversed prompt Plays "mom" & "dad" make believe play cooperates w/other kids -rather play with others cant tell real from make believe
Social/Emotional 4y
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# reversed prompt Can tell real from make believe wants to please friends aware of gender independence
Social/Emotional 5y
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# reversed prompt colors & numbers understands counting understands same & different copying some capital letters board games
Cognitive 4y
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# reversed prompt Counts 10+ person w/ 6 body parts print some letter & numbers copies triangle
Cognitive 5y
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# reversed prompt - School begins - increased sensorimotor coord - fine motor pen & paper - cognitively preoperational (focus on 1 variable at a time) - recognize numbers, letters, words, start to write - MAGICAL THINKING
Development 5-7y
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# reversed prompt - latency years (school & peers) - achievement in school - acceptance by peers - sports & inc. coord w/organized teams
Development 7-11
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# reversed prompt 10-14hrs/night naps disappear
Sleep Req 3-5y
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# reversed prompt 10-14hrs/night
Sleep Req 5-7y (school aged)
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# reversed prompt 9-9.5 hrs/night
Sleep Req Adolescents
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# reversed prompt Appearance/Behavior NT- screaming, thrashing, crying, appears not awake NM- bad dream-awakens scared Age? NT- 4-5y NM-toddlers & up Timing NT-w/in 2 hrs of going to bed NM- 2nd part of night dur intense dreamig Return to Sleep NT- Back to sleep quickly NM- May have trouble Memory of Experience NT- no memory NM- may remember & talk about it next day
Nightmare v Night terror (5 points)
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# reversed prompt 4-5y
Toilet training usually completed by
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# reversed prompt up to Q3D NL
How often should kids be stooling?
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# reversed prompt 1- Diet (fiber, bran, whole what, fruits & veggies, H2O) 2-Behavior (toilet after meals-gastrocolic reflex) 3-Medications - Miralax!
Constipation: 3 ways to help Have a low threshold to start on.\_\_\_\_\_\_.
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# reversed prompt Encopresis
what is it called when you hold your stool for inappropriately long times to the pt that the rectum strectches out
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# reversed prompt Nocturnal Enuresis Maturational Disorder resolves by 15y
what is bed wetting called? what type of dizorder? when should it completely resolve by?
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# reversed prompt TDaP Menigococcal HPV
Adolescent Immunizations (3)
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# reversed prompt Pre-frontal cortex (decisions, planning, inhibitive behavior, self-awareness, social interactions Limbic System (emotional processor, 'reward center', hyper-sensitive!!!!)
2 Brain systems that continue to develop through adolescence
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# reversed prompt GnRH- LH & FSH - LH stimulates testosterone - FSH stimulates sperm maturation
Puberty hormones - Males
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# reversed prompt GnRH- LH, FSH - FSH stimulates secretion of estrogen from ovaries
Puberty hormones- Females
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# reversed prompt 5 Male GU Female GU Female Breast
How many Tanner Stages? What do they assess
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# reversed prompt prepubertal | (all)
Tanner Stage 1
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# reversed prompt Male-testis enlarge, scrotal reddens, straight hair female breast- bud, elevation of breast and papilla female GU- sparse, lightly pigmented, straight
Tanner stage 2
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# reversed prompt Male- penis grows length, hair coarse, curly, dark female breast- further enlargement, no separation of contour female gu- darkening, curl, inc pubic hair to symphysis
Tanner Stage 3
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# reversed prompt male- penis grows width, darker scrotum, hair full but LIMITED Female breast- secondary mound above breast Female GU- coarse, curly hair, abundant
Tanner Stage 4
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# reversed prompt Male- mature adult, hair to medial thighs Female Breast- Mature stage, projection of papilla only Female GU- mature adult, hair to median thighs
Tanner Stage 5
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# reversed prompt before 8 in girls, 9 in boys
Precocious puberty
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# reversed prompt after 13 in girls, no menarche 16 in girls after 14 in boys
Delayed puberty
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# reversed prompt Sex- any age (ie Birth Control, STIs, Addiction) Mental Health \>15yo in Colorado
Confidentiality (2 instances)
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# reversed prompt H- Home E- Education E- Eating A-Activities D-Drugs S-Sexual Hx S- Suicide & Depression
History (H.E.E.A.D.S.S)
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# reversed prompt Assessment for Drugs in adolescents C-car with a high driver? R-use drugs to relax? A-drugs or alcohol alone? F- forget things you did at school? F- friends/family ask you to 'cut down'? T- gotten in trouble for using drugs/alcohol?
CRAFFT
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# reversed prompt Bright Futures Guidelines Cholesterol 9-11y Hgb/Hct STI Questionnaire Screens-depression/substance abuse
Adolescent Screening Tools? (5)
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# reversed prompt HPV
Most common STD in US?
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# reversed prompt FATIGUE lack of interest boredom irritability sleep/appetitie changes muscle aches HA stomach aches
Classic Symptoms of Depression
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# reversed prompt yes! ADHD, conduct disorders, anxiety, eating disorders, substance abuse
are comorbidities common in adolescent depression
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# reversed prompt CBT
Best Tx for depression