module 10 peds neuro Flashcards

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first year of life

A

major brain growth and myelinization

- at birth neuro impulses are primarily handled by the brain stem and spinal cord

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brain growth continues till

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12 to 15 years of age

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3
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hx for children

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developmental milestones
hyperactive or impulsive behaviors 
lack of organizational skills
sz activity
headaches 
self-care activities; dressing, toileting, feeding
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CN II, III, IV, VI

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INFANT
- optical blink reflex: shining light in infants eye, note
- steady gaze w/out wandering of eyes 
- gaze and tracking
- dolls eye
CHILDREN
- II: Snellen E or picture charte 
- III, IV, VI: follow object with eyes
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5
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CN V

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INFANT: 
- rooting 
- sucking
CHILDREN: 
- chewing
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CN VII

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INFANT:
- symmetrical facial expression when crying
CHILDREN:
- smile, crying, showing teeth

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CN VIII

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INFANT:
- acoustic blink reflex: clap loudly and watch for blink in newborns
- doll eyes: hold the infant under the axillae with head held steady. rotate infant in alternate directions
CHILDREN:
- whisper word behind, audiometric testing

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CN IX and X

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INFANT:
- suckling and swallowing, gag reflex
CHILDREN:
- elicit a gag

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9
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CN XI and XII

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INFANT:
- coordinated sucking and swallowing
CHILDREN:
- stick out tongue, shrug shoulders

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10
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Children coordination

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gait and fine motor coordination

heel-to-toe walking, hopping, jumping

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red flags in children observation

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developmental delay
dec. or inc. tone
odd, high-pitched cry
failure to make eye contact
failure to "flirt"
differences in muscle development from side to side 
motor tics
headaches
sz
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