Pediatric Physical Flashcards
newborns receive
Erythromycin ointment in eyes Vit K injection to prevent bleeding Full bath 1st hep B imm. Hearing screen Fever in neonate is emergency (rectal temp >100.4)
exam sequence
Must be flexible!
Heart/lungs first
Save less tolerated portions for later (HEENT)
Immumizations at 2, 4, and 6 months
RV, DTaP, Hib, PCV, IPV
capput succedaneum
edema, crosses suture lines (CSCS)
cephalohematome
hemorrhage, does not cross suture lines
reason for otitis media in children
shorter, wider ear canals
palmar grasp
finger in palm > grasp
B to 4m
plantar grasp
touch sole at base of toes > toes curl
B to 9m
Moro (startle)
abruptly lower baby > arms abduct, extend, hands open, legs flex, cry
B to 4m
Rooting
stroke perioral skin > mouth opens and turns toward stimulated side
B to 3-4m
milestones
social smile and coos: 2m
no head lag: 4m
pincer grasp: 8-9m (anticipatory guidance about choking hazards at 6m checkup)
speech: 2- two-word sentences, 3- speech is 3/4 understandable to stranger, 4- 100% understandable to all
impetigo
Honey crusted lesions, staph infection
Rx: topical Abx