Lab 10/8

Question 1

At two years old how many words should a child know?

Answer 1

20 words

Question 2

patient can dress self, follow 2 step commands, draw circles, and throws ball overhand. What age are there?

Answer 2

4 years old

Question 3

How old should a child be when they throw a ball.

Answer 3

2 years

Question 4

patient can roll over, sit without supports, imitates sounds, bring some food to mouth, has finger/ palm grasp. How old are there?

Answer 4

6-9 months

Question 5

when does rolling over occur

Answer 5

4-6 months

Question 6

when is sitting without support?

Answer 6

6-9 months

Question 7

Fine pincher grasp

Answer 7

9-12 months

Question 8

What age would you receive a Tdap vaccine (booster vaccine for tetanus mostly) ?

Answer 8

10-12 years old

Question 9

How many DTaP doses do you receive as child and by what age?

Answer 9

5 doses before age 5 (or school aged)

Question 10

When do you get DTaP?

Answer 10

2, 4, 6, 12-15 months, 4 years

Question 11

What immunizations are also anti-cancer immunizations?

Answer 11

Hep B (Hepatocellcular carcinoma) 
Gardasil (HPV)

Question 12

LIst the live vaccines

Answer 12

Varicella
MMR
Flumist

Question 13

How many varicella vaccines do you get?

Answer 13

2 before age 4

Question 14

How many MMR vaccines do you get?

Answer 14

2

Question 15

When can you get the flu vaccine?

Answer 15

6 months (get 2 in the first year)

Question 16

When can you get Flumist?

Answer 16

Age 2 or higher

Question 17

PCV, MCV, and HiB vaccines immunize against pathogens that can all be responsible for what? (PCV protects against all of them)

Answer 17

otitis media
pneumonia
meningitis
sinusitis
epiglottis

Question 18

Which immunization is protective against otitis media?

Answer 18

HiB, PCV

Question 19

What does MCV protect against?

Answer 19

Meningitis

Question 20

What does HiB (conjugate vaccine) protect against?

Answer 20

Epiglottis (big one) 
Sinusitis (big one) 
otitis media
pneumonia (rare) 
Meningitis (rare)

Question 21

Name of the preservative thought to be linked to autism?

Answer 21

Thimerisol (contains Mercury)

Question 22

What infection can cause an absent red reflex?

Answer 22

congenital rubella / varicella

Question 23

what are natal teeth a risk for?

Answer 23

aspiration

Question 24

what are red vascular mark that are normally on the forehead or nape of the neck?

Answer 24

Stork bites

Question 25

what is on the face that is redness that can look scaly. Usually is clogged pores usually from maternal estrogen supply.

Answer 25

Erythema toxicum neonatorum

Question 26

tiny pinpoint bumps usually on bridge of nose. Can be red. Clogged pores over the skin.

Answer 26

Milia

Question 27

what is seborrheic dermatitis that is on the scalp and looks like dandruff.

Answer 27

Cradle cap

Question 28

When do Mongolian spots usually resolve?

Answer 28

4-5 years old

Question 29

what can large patches of stork bites be associated with?

Answer 29

Sturge- Weber (neurodevelopmental vasculitis)

trigeminal nerve can get inflamed and cause damage can have mental retardation

Question 30

with a cleft palate what are you at risk for?

Answer 30

brian abscess

aspiration

Question 31

what can cause gut delay

Answer 31

cystic fibrosis