Intro to Peds: Infant 1mth-12mths Flashcards

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2mth Well Exam

  • Address any con_____
  • F_____ up on problems/issues from last visit
  • Assess parents st____, response to parenting
  • Ask about f____-for____, br____, issues w breastfeeding, how much, how often
  • Sleep-might be able to go _-_ hrs at a time
  • El_____-frequency, texture, color, __ or more wet diapers/day
  • Responsiveness to sm____, loud n_____
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  • concerns
  • follow
  • stress
  • feeding-formula, breast
  • 4-6
  • Elimination, 6
  • smile, loud noises
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2mth Well Exam

  • Measurements
    • Weight - approx __ oz/day, __ lb/month
    • Length - approx __ inch/month
    • HC - approx __ cm
  • Immunizations (6)
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  • Measurements
    • 1, 2
    • 1
    • 2
  • Immunizations
    • Dtap
    • Hib
    • Rotovirus
    • IPV
    • Hep B
    • PCV
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2mth Anticipatory Guidance

  • Physical
    • Increase in ____ lvl and st____; muscular movements become more _____
    • Reaches out and holds on but?
    • Eating and sleeping _____ being established
  • Emotional
    • Becomes upset when?
    • Importance of a primary _____
  • Intellectual
    • By age 4mths, the baby’s crying when teh mother goes out of sight is the beginning of _____ development and the baby’s striving to _____ his or her world
    • Parents must understand that this is a necessary step toward reaching out of self but must not hinder this development with overin_____
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  • Physical
    • activity, strength, refined
    • does not let go at will
    • schedule
  • Emotional
    • mother goes out of sight
    • caregiver
  • Intellectual
    • memory, control
    • no overindulgence
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4mth Well Exam

  • Address parental _____
  • Follow up on _____ issues
  • Followed by sp______
  • Sleep - should be able to?
    • Develop a _____ pattern, usually how many? how long?
  • Feeding - has a pattern, will eat every _-_hrs, _-_ oz per feeding, can they eat solids?
  • Elimination - ____ frequent, more formed, urine _-_ wet diapers/day
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  • concerns
  • past
  • specialists
  • sleep through the night
    • napping, 2 naps, 1-2hrs
  • feeding every 3-4hrs, 4-6oz, can initiate solids
  • less frequent stool, 4-6
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4mth Well Exam

  • Measurements
    • Weight approx __ oz/day, __ lbs/mth
    • Length approx _ inch/mth
    • HC - will slow to __ cm per month after 3 mths
  • Immunizations (5)
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  • Measurements
    • 1 oz/day, 2lb/mth
    • 1inch/mth
    • 1 cm
  • Dtap
  • Hib
  • Rotovirus
  • IPV
  • PCV
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4mth Anticipatory Guidance

  • Physical
    • Increased vig____ body movements
    • Appropriate height and weight g____
    • Eating and sleeping with sch____ established
  • Emotional
    • _______ anxiety
    • Responding to attention with s____, g____, r____ out
  • Intellectual
    • Beginning of ob____ perm_____ (memory) will begin to understand that the caregiver’s ____ is not permanent
    • Beginning to initiate p______ activities
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  • Physical
    • vigorous
    • gain
    • schedule
  • Emotional
    • Separation
    • smiles, gurgles, reaching
  • Intellectual
    • object permanence, absence is not permanent
    • purposeful
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6mth Well Exam

  • Address same concerns as in previous visit
  • Assess growth and development
    • P_____ showing
    • Rolling over ____ to ____
    • S_____ up
    • T____
  • Sleep = hours per night? awake for __ hr at a time
  • Elimination = ____ stool, increased _____ with added food to diet
  • Check hgb for _____
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  • Growth and development
    • Personality
    • back to front
    • sitting up
    • Teeth
  • 8hrs/night, 4
  • formed stool, flatulence
  • anemia
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6mth Well Exam

​Specific factors to note during routine physical examination

  1. (1): bulging, depressed
  2. (1): Seborrhea, rashes, bruises, burns
  3. (1): equal tracking
  4. (1): may be erupting, gums swollen
  5. (1): evaluate for murmur
  6. (1): equal leg folds, full abductions
  7. (1): Forefoot adduction

  • Loss of the what reflexes? T____, M____, S_____
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  1. Anterior fontanelles
  2. Skin
  3. Eyes
  4. Teeth
  5. Heart
  6. Hips
  7. Extremities
  • Tonic, Moro, Sucking and Rooting
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6mth Well Exam

Testing (3)

Immunizations (7)

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  • Hearing-Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE)
  • Vision-Fediavision
  • Hgb
  • Hep B #3
  • IPV #3
  • Hib #3
  • IPV #3
  • Rotavirus #3
  • PCV #3
  • Influenza if appropriate
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6mth Anticipatory Guidance

  • S_____ anxiety
  • _____ mobility
  • Not easily ______ - intent on things
  • CPR for _____
  • Baby ____ home
  • Starts to c_____
  • Intro to solids
    • __ food at a time every _-_ days
    • Assess infants r______
    • Continue with fromula/breastmilk
    • Solids adjunct
    • Avoid p____ butter, hon___, hot ___, pop____, nu__ first year of life
    • M__ food with formula, breastmilk only
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  • Stranger
  • Increased
  • persuaded
  • parents
  • proof
  • crawl
    • 1 food every 3-4 days
    • readiness
    • NO peanut butter, honey, hot dogs, popcorn, nuts
    • Mix
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9mth Well Exam

  • Continue to address parental concerns, issues from previous visit, evaluation from specialist
  • Assess, growth, and development A5Q 9mth
    • Sitting un_____
    • Cr____
    • Pulling up to ____ - Cruising
    • Increased vo______, vowels
    • _____ grasp forming
    • Exp_____
    • Eye/hand ______
    • Turns to parent for ______
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  • Sitting unattended
  • Crawling
  • stand
  • vocalization
  • Pincer
  • Exploration
  • coordination
  • support
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9mth Well Exam

  • Sleep- should fall asleep on ___, sleep in ___ bed, may wake at night, usually sleeps __-__ hrs at night, continues to nap 2x/day
  • Feeding-eating table food
    • Taking __-__oz of formula/breastmilk
    • Introduce c___
    • Using ut_____
  • Concerns
    • Parental st_____
    • Too good of a baby - ____ personality
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  • fall asleep on own, own bed, 10-12 hrs
    • 12-16
    • cup
    • utensils
  • stress
  • dull personality
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9mth Anticipatory Guidance

  • S____
  • M_____
  • Avoidance of the word __
  • Setting b_____
  • Increased exposure to ____ food
  • Allowed juice or supplemental water?
  • Emotional development
    • Showing _____ of joy, sadness, hugs and kisses, anger, fear
  • Parental s____ - prompt your child it is time to ___, not you have to stop playing
  • Be cons_____
  • Avoid use of ______ to keep infant busy
  • Catch up on imm_______
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  • Safety
  • Mobility
  • No
  • boundaries
  • table
  • NO juice or water
    • emotions
  • support, time to eat not have to stop playing
  • consistent
  • electronics
  • immunizations
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Toddler 1-3 years

Which Erikson’s Stage?

Which Piaget’s Stage?

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Autonomy vs. Shame/Doubt

  • Virtue: Will
  • Event: Toilet training
  • Question: Can I do things myself or must I always rely on others
  • Wants to help, have control over physical environment
  • Success leads to autonomy
  • Failure leads to shame and doubt

Sensorimotor Stage 0-2

  • Coordination of senses
  • Object permanence
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12-15mth Well Exam

  • Continue to address parental concenrs, issues from previous visit, evaluation from specialist
  • Assess growth and development
    • Cr____, w____
    • Saying w____
    • Express w____/desires, tan____
    • Nutrition
      • ___ bottle/formula
      • Introduce ____ milk - no more than 16oz/day
      • Table food
  • Specific factors to note during routine physical exam
    1. Skin =
    2. Teeth = central ____ present
    3. Ears: mobility of the _____ _____
    4. (1): texture, nits
    5. MSK: bearing weight on ___; equal gluteal _____, check for libial torsion, genu varum, externally rotated hips, stance, gait
    6. Reflexes: presence of para____ reflex
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  • Growth and development
    • cruising, walking
    • words
    • wants, tantrum
      1. excessive bruising, burns, scratch lines
      2. incisors
      3. tympabic membrane
      4. Hair
      5. legs, folds
      6. parachute
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12-15mth Anticipatory Guidance

Anticipatory Guidance =

Immunizations (3)

_____ Testing*

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  • Family Support
  • Praise good behavior
  • Exposure to peers
  • Establish Routine
  • Eat with family-dinner time
  • Encourage child to feel self
  • Car seat safety
  • Poison control
  • Onset of temper tantrums, development of language
  • MMR #1, Varicella #1, PCV #4
  • Lead testing
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Lead

  • Most _____ preventable pediatric health problem…est 3-4 million children between 6m-6y have blood level above >__
  • Effects…decreased in_____, impaired n_____ development, decreased gr_____
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  • common preventable, >15
  • intelligence, neurobehavioral, growth
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Lead Education

  • Reduce Exposure
  • IDENTIFY ______
    • ____ hands before eating
    • D____ mopping
    • Wash t___ and pacifiers frequently
    • ____ around house plant shrubs
    • Parents ____ before coming in
  • Nutrition
    • R____ meals, lead absorbs best on an ____ stomach
    • Diet high in i___ and c____
    • May need v____ supplement
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  • SOURCE
    • Wash
    • Damp
    • toy’s
    • Soil
    • change
  • Nutrition
    • Regular, empty
    • iron, calcium
    • vitamin
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Lead Levels

  1. < _____ g/dL
    • Dietary
    • Environmental eval
    • Follow up in 3 mths
  2. ___-___ g/dL Lead education
    • Dietary
    • Environmental
    • Follow up blood lead monitoring 1 mth
    • Report to state
  3. __-__ g/dL Lead education
    • Dietary
    • Environmental
    • Follow-up blood lead monitoring
    • A follow-up blood lead concentration at least __ mths after initial venous test
  4. Anything above these levels need to?
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  1. <10
  2. 10-14
  3. 15-19
    • 3 mths
  4. Hospitalize immediately, chelation therapy for >45
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Lead MUST KNOW

  • Elevated level… screen for _____
  • Anemia - always include Lead in _____ dx
  • Elevated must be ______, not fingerstick
  • ____ must report elevated lvl
  • Safe ____ available
  • Lead _____ for financial, legal assistance
  • NYC DOH Hotline, _____ have specific regulation, based on the _ _ _
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  • Anemia
  • differential
  • venipuncture
  • Lab
  • houses
  • Clinics
  • states, CDC
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18mth Well Exam

  • Continue to address parental concerns, issues from previous visit, evaluation from specialist
  • Growth and development
    • More ind_____
    • Dressing them____
    • Go up ____
    • R _ _
    • ___ overhand
  • Screening
    • MCHAT, developmental screen ASQ 18mth, ___ vaccine #1 if not already given
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  • Growth and development
    • independent
    • self
    • stairs
    • run
    • throw
  • Screening
    • MCHAT, Hep A
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18mth Anticipatory Guidance

  • Focus on increased ind_____ - safe environment
  • Temper _____ - avoid saying __
  • Sleep r_____
  • S____ in car
  • Reading _____, talking and explaining to develop language
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  • independence
  • tantrums, avoid saying NO
  • routine
  • safety in car
  • books
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2yr Well Exam

  • Continue to monitor growth and development
  • Should be saying __ word sentences and have about __ words half of which are well understood by non-family family members
  • Going up _____
  • Social with peers, mostly ____ play
  • They have trouble with sh_____
  • May show signs of toilet _____
  • Nutrition: eat ____ snacks, ____ diet
  • Sleeping: falls asleep in own bed sleeps __-__ hrs per night, may drop down to __ nap/day
  • Immunizations (2)
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  • 2 word sentences, 50 words
  • stairs
  • parallel
  • sharing
  • training
  • healthy snacks, regular diet
  • 10-12 hrs/night, 1 nap/day
  • Hep A#2, Influenza