III: Miscellaneous Flashcards

1
Q

Define the HEEADSSS mnemonic.

A

Home, Education/Employment, Eating, Activity, Drugs, Safety, Suicide, Sexuality

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2
Q

Higher ____ levels are protective against continuing a cycle of abuse.

A

MAO

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3
Q

In females, which comes first: menarche or peak height velocity?

A

Peak height velocity

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4
Q

In mice, ____ corresponds to nurturing behaviors in mothers

A

fosB

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5
Q

In pedophiles, the volume of the amygdala is _____.

A

decreased

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6
Q

Name 3 first-line drugs for treatment of stress incontinence.

A

Tolterodine, Oxybutynin, Trospium

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7
Q

Name 4 psychosocial tasks.

A

Independence, body image, peers, identity

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8
Q

Name the three most common causes of mortality among adolescents.

A

Accidents, Homicide, Suicide

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9
Q

Name three abnormal bruises seen in the context of child abuse.

A

Linear, handprint, pinna

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10
Q

Name two abnormal skull fractures seen in the context of child abuse.

A

Bilateral, depressed

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11
Q

Peak height velocity occurs later in ____.

A

males

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12
Q

What is the incidence of child abuse and neglect?

A

2.50%

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13
Q

What type of hematoma may be seen in the context of child abuse

A

Subdural

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14
Q

Which fracture? Occurs with rough handling of a child

A

Metaphyseal

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15
Q

Which fracture? Occurs with squeezing of a crying baby

A

Posterior ribs

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16
Q

Which fracture? Occurs with yanking of a child

A

Spiral

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17
Q

Which stage of adolescence? Able to compromise and set limits

A

Late

18
Q

Which stage of adolescence? Acceptance of body and attention to making body more attractive

A

Middle

19
Q

Which stage of adolescence? Begins separation from parents, concrete thinking, pubertal growth

A

Early

20
Q

Which stage of adolescence? Conformity with peers

A

Middle

21
Q

Which stage of adolescence? Idealistic vocational goals

A

Early

22
Q

Which stage of adolescence? Imagines consequences but unable to assess them, conflict with parents peaks, increased peer pressure

A

Middle

23
Q

Which stage of adolescence? Increased scope of feelings, feeling of omnipotence, risk-taking behavior

A

Middle

24
Q

Which stage of adolescence? Intense friendship with same sex friends

A

Early

25
Q

Which stage of adolescence? More time with intimate relationships

A

Late

26
Q

Which stage of adolescence? Need for privacy and concurrent lack of privacry

A

Early

27
Q

Which stage of adolescence? Personal value governs choice, acceptance/development of parental values

A

Late

28
Q

Which stage of adolescence? Practical and realistic

A

Late

29
Q

Which stage of adolescence? Preoccupation with self and pubertal changes

A

Early

30
Q

Which type of incontinence? Associated with cystocele

A

Stress

31
Q

Which type of incontinence? Associated with detrusor areflexia

A

Overflow

32
Q

Which type of incontinence? Associated with vaginal relaxation that results in downward displacement of the bladder and proximal urethra

A

Stress

33
Q

Which type of incontinence? Association with devascularization of ureter

A

Fistula

34
Q

Which type of incontinence? Continuous vaginal leakage of urine

A

Fistula

35
Q

Which type of incontinence? High urine volumes on cystometry

A

Overflow

36
Q

Which type of incontinence? Involuntary leakage of urine in response to physical exertion or sneezing

A

Stress

37
Q

Which type of incontinence? Low urine volumes on cystometry

A

Urgency

38
Q

Which type of incontinence? Nocturia, dysuria

A

Urgency

39
Q

Which type of incontinence? Normal urine volumes on cystometry

A

Stress

40
Q

Which type of incontinence? Risk factors: childbearing, urogenital surgery, medications

A

Stress

41
Q

Which type of incontinence? Risk factors: menopause, smoking, chronic medical disorders

A

Urgency

42
Q

Which type of incontinence? Urinary retention associated with lack of bladder tone

A

Overflow