Pediatrics Flashcards

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Trisomy 13 or patau’s syndrome

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Multiple anomalies affecting their eyes, ears, nose, lips, palate and digits
Microcephaly and neural tube deference
20% survive to 12 months

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Turner’s syndrome

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Webbing of neck, congenital edema of extremities and cardiac problems
Obesity, lack secondary sexual characteristics
Difficult with visual perception

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Cri du chat syndrome

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Weak and cat like cry in infancy
Microcephaly, down slanting eyes, cardiac abnormalities and failure to thrive
Intellectual disability, hypotonia, feeding and respiratory problems

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Klinefelters syndrome

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Boys have extra X chromosome
Learning disability, emotional and behavioral problems
Tall, slim, small genitalia, unable to father children

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Fragile X syndrome

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Intellectual disability, craniofacial deformities, elongated faces, prominent Jaw and forehaeads, large ears, high arched palates, pes planus (flat feet) and hyper mobile joints

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Neurofibromatosis

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Multiple tumors (fibromas) on the central and peripheral nerves, cafe au lait birthmarks, vascular and visceral lesions
Mild intellectual impairments or learning disabilities, speech disorders, short statues and skeletal anomalies

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Prader Willi syndrome

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Mod intellectual disabilities, food seeking, hypotonia, poor Thermal regulation, underdeveloped sex organs and long faces with slanted eyes

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Williams syndrome

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Cerebral and cardiovascular abnormalities
Intellectual disabilities but also characteristic affinity for music, social skills and writing
Common facial characteristics and difficulties with visual, spatial and motor skills

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Neurodevelopmental approach

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Ideal for children who have poor postural control, poor automatic reactions, and limited limb control

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Acquisition approach

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Handwriting should be taught directly, implemented briefly, individualized to the child, adjusted based on eval and performance

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Sensorimotor approach

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Multi sensory input is provided so enhance the integration of the sensory systems at the subcritical level

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Bio mechanical approach

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Focused on ergonomic factors that influence writing production

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