Pediatric Growth and Development P1 Flashcards

1
Q

birth

A

~280 DAYS

38-42 wks

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2
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post natal - puberty (average)

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girls: 13 yo
boys: 15 yo

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3
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post natal - puberty (later adolescent/youth)

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girls: 14-18 yo
boys: 16-20 yo

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4
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mark of puberty

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girls: menarche
boys: change of voice/facial hair

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5
Q

most rapid rate of growth during _____

A

infancy and prepubescence-adolescence

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6
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4 characteristics stage of growth

A

rapid in early infancy and childhood

slow and steady in middle childhood

rapid growth in puberty

gradual slowing down in adolescence
- 2 yrs p puberty especially in girls may plateau until 18-20 yo

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7
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body proportions in newborn

A

head large

face round

abdomen prominent

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8
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body proportions in adult

A

short extremities

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9
Q

discuss COG in growth

A

xiphoid in newbron to ant S2 in late childhood

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10
Q

body part of rate of growth in infancy

A

head is fastest

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11
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body part of rate of growth in infancy and adolescence

A

trunk

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12
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body part of rate of growth in 1 yr to puberty

A

extremities

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13
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general appearance of a typical 2-3 yo

A

mild lumbar lordosis with protuberant abdomen

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14
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general appearance of a typical early school age patient

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inc abdominal strength = mature pelvic alignment = dec lumbar lordosis

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15
Q

head circumference is obtained up to _____

A

3 yrs

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16
Q

average head circumference at birth

A

35 cm

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17
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average head circumference at 4 mo.

A

41 cm

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18
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average head circumference at 12 mo.

A

47 cm

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19
Q

average head circumference at maturity

A

57 cm

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20
Q

head circumference is a good indicator of _____

A

brain development

21
Q

height at birth

22
Q

height at 12 mo

A

50% inc - 75 cm

23
Q

height at 4 yrs

24
Q

height at early school age

A

5 cm annually

25
height at prepubescence/adolescence
5-8 cm annually
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what is the average growth in 2nd yr
12 cm
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what is the average growth in 3-5 yr
6-8 cm annually
28
when do girls reach max growth velocity
before menarche then cessation 2 yrs after
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when do boys reach max growth velocity
later puberty pag change of voice na tas facial hair
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how to measure height
lying pag before 5 yo
31
how to measure height is there is deformity in spine
use wingspan
32
how is adult height estimated
doubling height at 2 yo
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weight at birth
3400 gm
34
weight at 5 mo
double birth weight
35
weight at 12 mo
triple birth weight
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weight at until adolescent growth spurt
2 kg annually
37
low birth weight infants
< 2500 gm
38
BMI is a predictor of ______
adiposity/obesity
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BMI at <5th percentile
underweight
40
BMI at 5th-84th percentile
normal
41
BMI at 85th-95th percentile
overweight
42
BMI at 95th-98th percentile
43
BMI at >99th percentile
severe obesity
44
UE to LE ratio at birth
1.7
45
UE to LE ratio at 3 yo
1.3
46
UE to LE ratio at 7 yo
1 almost equal
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higher UE to LE ratio is a feature of ____
dwarfism
48
arm span to height ratio
1.05:1
49
if arm span to height ratio is high
martian syndrome