ICF DAY 3 Flashcards by Carisse Macababbad

how many % is lactalbumin

60%

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how many % is casein

40%

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has 60% in breastmilk

Lactalbumin

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has 40% in breastmilk

Casein

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Fat Soluble Vitamins

Vit A, D, E, K

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Water Soluble vitamins

Vit B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B9 & Vit. C

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Vitamin B2 Deficiency

Skin Lesions

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Vitamin B5 Deficiency

Peripheral Neuritis

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Vitamin B3 Deficiency

Pellagra

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Vitamin B1 Deficiency

Beri Beri

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Vitamin B6 Deficiency

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Vitamin B9 Deficiency

Megaloblastic Anemia

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Vitamin C Deficiency

Scurvy

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Vitamin A Deficiency

Night Blindness

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Vitamin D Deficiency

Ricket

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Vitamin E Deficiency

Poor nerve conduction

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Vitamin K Deficiency

Bleeding

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Vitamin B1

Thiamin

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Vitamin B2

Riboflavin

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Vitamin B3

Niacin

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Vitamin B5

Panthotenic Acid

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Vitamin B6

Pyridoxine

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Vitamin B9

Folic Acid

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Vitamin C

Ascorbic Acid

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Iron abnormality

IDA

Folate abnormality

Birth defects

Iodine abnormality

Cretinism

Zinc abnormality

growth failure

Vitamin A complication (2 answers)

Xeroptalmia Bitot's Spot

Birth mark

Nevus Flammeus/ Port wine stain

Dilated Capillaries

Nevus Vasculosus/ Strawberry Hemangioma

Truncal Incurbation Reflex

Gallant Reflex

TB for children

Primary Complex

TB found in cattle/ cow

Mycobacterium Bovis

Type of TB that affects Lymphatic system

Miliary TB

Type of TB that affects Bones

Pott's Disease

Type of TB that is outside the lungs

Extra Pulmonary TB

Other term for DOTS

Tutok Gamutan

(+) sputum smear, (-) extensive parenchymal levins EPTB

Category 1

Treatment Failure

Category 2

(-) sputum smear, minimal

Category 3

Chronic in TB

Category 4

Chronic Bacterial Infection that affects skin and nerves

Leprosy

Appropriate Age for these toys Mobile, mirror, music box, stuffed animals and rattle

1-3 mos

Appropriate Age for this toy squeeze toys

4-6 mos

Appropriate Age for these toys clothe textured toys, splashing bath toys, large blocks and toys

7-9 mos

Appropriate Age for these toys durable books w/ large pictures, large building blocks and push & pull toys

10-12 mos

Foremilk is stored in

Lactiferrous tubules/ Collecting Tubules

hormone for milk ejection reflex

Oxytocin

FP that is not recommended for breastfeeding mothers

Combined Oral Contraceptive

Milk secreting cells

Acinar/ Alveoli cells

Component of breastmilk that is anti-acne

Linoleic acid

This component makes breastmilk easily digested

Lactalbumin

Gastroenteritis is reduced because of this

Lactobacillus bifidus

This enzyme interferes virus growth

Interferon

This enzyme destroys bacteria

Lysozyme

This enzyme prevents acute gastroenteritis

Bifidus

This enzyme interferes the growth of bacteria

Lactoferrin

BF is contraindicated for babies with

Galactosemia Hydrofetalis Phenylketonuria

This immunoglobulin is the first antibody produce during Immune Response

IgM

This immunoglobulin can be seen in breastmilk, tears and saliva

IgA

This immunoglobulin is involved in initiation of Immune Response

IgD

This immunoglobulin is a passive immunity from mother to baby

IgG

This immunoglobulin is for Allergy

IgE

This period is where Fast Growth happens

Infancy and Adolescence

This period is where Slow Growth happens

Toddler through School Age

Limb grow most during this period

School Age Period

Trunk grow faster in this period

Adolescence

Trunk grows rapidly than other tissues in this period

Toddler and Preschool Age

Night Biter

Malaria

Day Biter

Dengue

how many minutes do we sterilize syringe

20 minutes

What temperature is needed for sterilization of syringe

121-160

Characteristics of Premature Baby (7 answers)

Small weak cry abundant vernix and lanugo ear cartilage is soft minimal creases undescended testes Square Window Wrist

Characteristics of Post term Baby (6 answers)

Dry and Peeling skin long hair and nails creases all over soles meconium stained alert and wide eyed descended testes

Undescended Testes is called

Cryptorchidism

Premature closure of fontanelles is called

Craniosynostosis

enzyme that converts indirect to direct bilirubin

Glucoronyl Transferase

Glucoronyl Transferase comes from what organ

Liver

Rh Incompatibilty

-mother, +baby

RhoGam is given within?

48-72 hours

___ is when indirect bilirubin reaches fetal brain

Kernicticus

Most common metabollic disorder in the Philippines

G6PD