paeds Flashcards

1
Q

How to treat a small occlusal cavity in a lower D of a 2 year old?

A

Fluoride Varnish, OHI and Diet Advice

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2
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Which children are classed as lacking cooperative ability?

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Specific medical problems e.g: profound learning disabilities.

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3
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Triad of Anxiety

A
  1. Physical Symptoms
  2. Behaviours
  3. Emotions
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4
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4 Stages of Piaget’s Cognitive Development

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  1. Sensorimotor (learning by doing things)
  2. Pre-operational Thought (inflexible)
  3. Concrete Operations (apply logic)
  4. Formal Operations (logical abstract thinking)
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5
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When is it advised for children to have their first checkup?

A

Prior to 1st birthday to gain eruption advice.

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6
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Who can consent to a child’s treatment?

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  1. Mum
  2. Dad if they are married to the mum +/- name on the birth certificate or have a PR form from court.
  3. Legally appointed guardian.
  4. Someone with a residence order.
  5. Local Authority designated to care for the child.
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7
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In what situation would it be acceptable to proceed with treatment on a child without relevant consent?

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Where delaying treatment would place the patient at significant risk (e.g: pt left in pain, medically compromised or risk of sepsis etc).

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8
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Contraindications for GA in children.

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  1. When alternative methods of pain control haven’t been excluded.
  2. Medical conditions (e.g: acute respiratory tract infections, congenital heart disease, obesity).
  3. Simple orthodontic extractions.
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9
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Why should the patient fast prior to GA administration?

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Pt should fast 6 hours prior to GA as it could cause food or stomach acid to get into lungs.

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10
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Parental responsibility can be given over court order under what circumstances?

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  1. Death of a parent when the child has a court order for a new guardian.
  2. Mum unable to consent (e.g: due to being in prison)
  3. Local authority designated in care order.
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11
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What antibacterial agent does breast milk contain?

A

Lactoferrin kills strep mutans.

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12
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TBI for children under 3

A

Smear of toothpaste with at least 1000ppm.

Adult should brush/supervise.

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13
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TBI for children aged 3-6

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Pea sized amount of 1000ppm toothpaste.

Adult supervision.

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14
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How old must a child be to be prescribed NaF mouth rinse?

A

8 years old

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15
Q

What concentration is NaF mouth rinse?

A

0.05%

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16
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DBOH breast feeding advice:

A

0-6 months - breastfeed only

> 6 months - breast feed + no added sugar solids + free flow cup

(bottle feeding should be stopped after 1 year and brushing should start when baby teeth come through)

17
Q

Brushing advice for 3-6 year olds.

A

twice a day with 1000 ppm toothpaste

PEA SIZED AMOUNT

18
Q

Brushing advice for 7-18 year olds.

A

1350-15000 ppm toothpaste

+

22,600 ppm fluoride varnish twice a year

19
Q

Recommended sugar intake for 1-4 year olds:

A

5 cubes (19g)

(around 4g per cube)

20
Q

Recommended sugar intake for 7-10 year olds.

A

6 cubes (24g)

21
Q

Recommended sugar intake for 11+ year olds.

A

7 cubes (30g)

22
Q

What age should BWs be taken from?

A

4 years old

low risk - 12-18 months
medium risk - 12 months
high risk - 6 months