Paediatric history Flashcards

1
Q

What would you ask about on general systems review of a child?

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  • Fever
  • Behaviour
  • ACtivity/apathy/alertness
  • Rashes
  • Growth and Weight
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What would you ask about when assessing cardiovascular and respiratory system in a child?

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  • Cough
  • Noisy Breathing - stridor etc
  • SOB
  • Cyanosis
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What would you ask about when enquiring about the GI system in a child?

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  • Vomiting
  • Abdo Pain/distention
  • Diarrhoea/cpnstipation
  • Feeding
  • Reflux
  • Jaundice
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What would you ask abot in addition to your standard history questions in a paediatric history?

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REMEMBER PIG FEED

  • Pregnancy/Birth
  • Immunisations
  • Growth
  • Feeding
  • Development
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What would you want to ask about the Pregnancy/birth in a child?

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  • Pregnancy - any problems/scan anomalies
  • Birth history
    • Location, MOD, gestation, birth weight
    • Birth Complications
    • Neonatal complications
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What would you want to ask about growth in a child?

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  • Weight - ask to see red book
  • Pubertal developemtn
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What would you want to ask about feeding in a child?

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Think in and out

IN - Diet/appetite - normal diet?

  • Bottle/breast fed? - type, volume, frequency, difficulties
  • Weaning
  • Solid meals and cow’s nilk

OUT - Toileting

  • Toilet training
  • Frequency - wet nappies
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What would you want to ask about development in a child?

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  • Any concerns
  • School progress
  • Developmental screen if <5 years
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What would you screen for in terms of developmental milestones?

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  • SMiling - 6 weeks
  • Turns to sound - 6 months
  • Siting - 9 months
  • First word - 18 months
  • Walking - 18 months
  • Short sentences - 3 years
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10
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What developmental red flags would you look out for in a paediatric history?

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  • Loss of skills
  • Not fixing/following objects
  • HEaring loss
  • Low muscle tone/floppy
  • Can’t hold objects by 5 months
  • Can’t sit unsupproted at 12 monts
  • Can’t walk - 18-24 months
  • Persistent toe walking
  • No speech 18 months
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What would you wak about in the social history of a full paediatric history?

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  • Family unit - draw a family tree if possible
  • Smokers in the family
  • Housing situation
  • Social services/safeguarding concerns
  • Playgroup/school/nursery?
  • Hobbies/travel/pets
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12
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What is always important to do at the end of apaediatric history?

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  • ICE
  • Safety netting
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What would you ask about GU on systems exam in a child?

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  • Wet nappies/toilet trained
  • Dysuria
  • Frequency
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14
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What neuromuscular features would you ask about on systems exam in a paediatric history?

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  • Fits/seizures
  • Headaches
  • Abnormal movmeents
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What features would you ask about for systemic enuiry about ENT in a paediatric history?

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  • Sore throat
  • Snoring
  • Earache
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16
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What is normal for bowel movements and wet nappies for a child per day?

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approx 5 wet nappies and 3 yellow stools

17
Q

When is the average time that chidlren start weaning?

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6 months