Infants and toddlers Flashcards

1
Q

When are well child visits preformed

A

Birth
3-5 days
1 month
2 month
4 month
6, 9, 12 month
15, 18 months
2, 2.5, 3 year
Then annually

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2
Q

What are the 4 main areas for milestones

A

Social / emotional
Language / communication
Gross motor skills
Fine motor skills

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3
Q

What is developmental screening used for

A

Use of standardized tools to identify children at risk for developmental disorder

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4
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When is a developmental screen done

A

On a schedule starting at 9 months UNLESS a parent has a concern

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5
Q

When is the autism screening done

A

18 month visit
24 month visit

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6
Q

What is documented on growth charts

A

Head circumference
weight
length
*EVERY VISIT!
*head circumference through 2 year visit

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7
Q

How much weight does a baby lose in the first week of life

A

10% body weight

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8
Q

How long does it take a baby to return to their birth weight after going home

A

14 days

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9
Q

How long are babies generally at birth

A

20 inches

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10
Q

How long to babies grow in their first year

A

10 inches

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11
Q

Which growth chart is better to use with breastfed babies

A

WHO

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12
Q

What happens if the plotted growth chart drops 2 lines

A

Failure to thrive

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13
Q

If a patient goes up more than 2 lines, what is the concern

A

metabolic issues

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14
Q

What shape is a pediatric abdomen and why

A

square
less muscle

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15
Q

What are some anatomical differences in pediatric anatomy

A

Head is larger
Bladder at birth is up to umbilicus
Obligate nose breathers
Ribs not as protective
organs larger and more exposed

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16
Q

What are some differences in a pediatric physical exam

A

Measure BP starting at age 3

Adenopathy is common

For eyes: cover/uncover for position and alignment

17
Q

What is Esotropia

A

eye deviates nasally

18
Q

What is exotropia

A

Eye deviates temporally

19
Q

What is Strabismus

A

Eyes not aligned

20
Q

What is included in a newborn screening

A

Genetic / metabolic
Critical / congenital heart disease
Hearing
Bilirubin