PED HX

Question 1

this states that state also has a societal interest in protecting the child from harm

Answer 1

Doctrine of parens patriae

Question 2

adolescent decision making is based on?

exceptions?

Answer 2

cognitive ability
maturity of judgement
moral authority

specific diagnosis
mature minor exception
legal emancipation

Question 3

psychological development?

babies comfortable with strangers

Answer 3

0-6 months

Question 4

psychological development?

stranger and separation anxiety

Answer 4

6 mon-3 yrs

Question 5

psychological development?

once trust established

Answer 5

4-14 yrs

Question 6

psychological development?

but not as talkative

Answer 6

15-17 yrs

Question 7

for a full medical history, what should be noted?

Answer 7

prenatal
birth 
immunizations
previous illness
family hx

Question 8

how does vertical transmission occur?

Answer 8

across the placenta due to pathogens

ascending maternal infection and chorioamnionitis causing infections

perinatal infection acquired during birth via hematogenous route

postnatal infection transmitted via breastfeeding

Question 9

the teratogens listed below are considered?

CMV
rubella
varicella
toxoplasmosis
HSV II
HIV

Answer 9

infectious agents

Question 10

what are some examples of drugs and chemicals considered teratogens during prenatal?

Answer 10

anticonvulsants
alcohol
cocaine
marijuana
tobacco

Question 11

when is teratogenesis most likely?

Answer 11

during organogenesis (between 20-56 days (3-8 week) after fertilization)

Question 12

tetracycline, fluoroquinolone, valproate and methotrexate are considered teratogens, T/F?

Answer 12

true

Question 13

factors causing postural birth deformity?

Answer 13

oligohydramnios (potters syndrome)
position of feet and legs (breech position, increased incidence of dysplasia of the hip)
malformation
multiple pregenancy
prima gravida

Question 14

❖Dislocation of hips, shoulders
❖Palsies of arms & legs

indicates?

Answer 14

breech presentation