Pediatric Physical Exam Flashcards

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When do you start measuring blood pressure?

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Age 2, use appropriate cuff size

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What should the pediatric history include?

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  1. details of pregnancy/birth
  2. Developmental Hx
  3. Immunization Hx.
  4. Growth chart
  5. Nutrition
  6. Social Hx: 2nd hand smoke, caregivers, daycare, school
  7. Safety assessment: lead, car seat, guns
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What are the age ranges for the following:

Newborn, infancy, early, middle childhood. Adolescence?

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Newborn = newborn
Infancy = under 1 year
Early childhood = 1 - 4
Middle children hood = 4 - 10
Adolescence = 11 - 20 with early, middle, late
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Which type of temperature measurement is most accurate.

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Rectal though over 2 months, tympanic measurement is typically accurate

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How do you identify seriously ill children quickly?

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social interaction and eye contact absent, RR effort labored, skin color poor, cap refill prolonged

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What is HR typically in Young infant vs. infant vs. toddler vs. preschool vs. school age

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Mean for young infant: 140, infant: 135, toddler: 120, preschool: 110, school age: 85-100 (adult is 80)

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What is RR in young infant vs. infant vs. toddler vs. preschool vs. school age

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young infant: 30-60

infant: 30-50
toddler: 24-40
preschool: 22-34
school: 14-25

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Lower limit of systolic BP in young infant vs. infant vs. toddler vs. preschool vs. school age

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young infant: 60
infant: 70
toddler: 75
preschool: 80
school age: 80-90
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How does weight and height change in the first year of life?

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weight triples and height increases by 50%

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When do teeth come in?

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6-26 months, 1 tooth/month.

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When do the fontanelles close?

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Anterior fontanelle closes between 4 and 26 months, posterior fontanelle closes by 2 months of age

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12
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What is craniosynosistosis?

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premature suture closure

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13
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Which sinuses are present at birth?

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Only the ethmoid sinuses

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14
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How long are infants obligate breathers?

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first two months of life

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15
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Where is PMI in children?

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1 interspace higher in children

4th intercostal space instead of 5th

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16
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is S3 heard in children?

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yes, due to rapid filling

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17
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When should testes descend into scrotal sac?

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age 6 months

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18
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When should umbilical cord remnant disappear?

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2 weeks

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19
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What is leukocoria?

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An abnormal red reflex of the eye, “white cornea”, indicates possible retinoblastoma or cataract.

20
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How can corneal light reflex diagnose strabismus?

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By shining a light in both eyes at the same time, you should see where the penlight hits and it should be the same place in each eye.

21
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When you palpate the abdomen, should you feel liver and spleen?

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Yes, 1-2cms below costal margin is liver and should feel tip of spleen

22
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What are the four developmental domains according to the Denver developmental screen?

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  1. Gross motor (large muscle groups) 2. Fine motor (small muscles of hand) 3. Personal-social 4. Language - communication and speech. It is used to determine if intervention is necessary PT, OT, Speech therapy.
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What should happen to weight in development?

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Doubles at 5 months
Triples at one year
Gains 25% more in year 2
By 18 months, overweight - chance of obesity is 35%, at end of puberty overweight, 75% chance of obesity

24
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How do you determine height in boys and girls?

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Boys: (Mom’s Ht + 5inches + dad’s Ht)/2
Girls: (Dad’s Ht - 4 inches + mom’s ht)/2
Also, double height at 2 years old = final height

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When do you stop measuring head circumference?
2 years
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Problems at newborn age?
Development and evolution of social skills, sleep problems, colic.
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Problems at toddler age?
autonomy, aggression, temper tantrums, toilet training, feeding problems
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Issues at middle childhood (5-11yo)
emerging independence, parents become fallible, secret codes with freinds, control of emotions
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School age issues?
independence, enuresis, attention defecit, encopresis (soiling), bullying
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How does puberty start for girls and boys?
Girls - 2 years ahead of boys Boys - puberty starts with testicular enlargement Girl - ovarian enlargement.
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What is Tanner staging?
The development of male genitalia and breasts. Important to determine if there are hormonal development issues
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What is HEADSS?
``` Psychosocial interview for adolescents. H - home and environment E - Education & Employment A - Activities D - drugs S - Sexuality S - suicide/depression ```
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What are the 3 things you should always ask about it WCC (well child)
Sleep, exercise, Diet
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What is the percent of mood disorders in adolescents?
4.5% have Mood disorders at any time, and 20% of kids have them during adolescence
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What is occipital positional plagiocephaly?
Flat head due to babies laying on back. Treatment is belly play for 5-15 minutes 4/day
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What developmental milestones are reached at 2 months
2 months - smiling, cooing, no longer clenches fists tightly
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What developmental milestones are reached at 4 months
4 months - laughing out loud, squealing, initiating social interactions, rolls over
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What developmental milestones are reached at 6 months
6 months - displays emotional response of pleasure or negative affect. Recognizes someone is a stranger. babbles, sits unsupported
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What developmental milestones are reached at 9 months
9 months - pull to stand and cruise, walk with 2 hands held, employ immature pincer grasp. Says mama, dada
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What developmental milestones are reached at 12 months
12 months - walk alone, use a mature pincer grasp, release an object to another person upon request. Uses 2 words other than mama dada
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What developmental milestones are reached at 15 months
15 months - playing ball, giving and taking a toy, walking independently, stopping to the floor and recovering, making a line with a crayon, building 2 cube tower. 4-6 words
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What developmental milestones are reached at 24 months
24 months - child can run well, walk up and down steps one at a time, hump in place, make tower of 7 cubes, scribble in circular pattern, and imitate a horizontal stroke. Parallel play. 50 word vocabulary
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What developmental milestones are reached at 3 years
3 years - play with others, copies circle, pedal tricycle, knows full name, age, gender
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What developmental milestones are reached at 4 years
buttons clothing, dresses self completely, tells tales, copies square
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What developmental milestones are reached at 5 years
uses knife, copies triangle
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What can baby do at one month visit?
follow to midline, lift head off table, regard face, assess hearing - variable responses to noice , asses vision - blinks to light