Pediatrics Flashcards
What do they think causes SIDS? Which age group is it most common in?
sudden infant death syndrome
2-4 month olds
think due to airway obstruction, usu occurs while sleeping
What are some risk factors for SIDS?
co-sleeping
prone sleeping position
smoke exposure
What are some protective factors against SIDS?
pacifier use while sleeping
fan in the room
breastfeeding
sleeping supine in a crib w/ no blankets
Give some kinda unfamiliar cancers common in children.
ALL
neuroblastoma (neural crest cells, often found in adrenal gland)
hemangioma
hepatoblastoma
Describe the gross motor milestones for 3 months->5 years.
3 mo: roll over 6 mo: sit up 9mo: crawl 12 mo: walk and stand 15 mo: walk backward, run 18 mo: climb stairs, kick a ball 2 yr: jump up 3 yr: jump forward, ride tricycle 4 yr: hop on one foot 5 yr: tie shoes
Describe the fine motor milestones for 3 mo–>5 years.
3 mo: hands together 6 mo: transfer cube from one hand to other 12 mo: put block in cup 15 mo: 2 cube tower 18 mo: 4 cube tower 2 yrs: 6 cube tower 3 yrs: copy circle or dash 4 yrs: copy + or draw stick 5 yrs: copy triangle and square
What are the verbal/cognitive milestones for 3 mo–>5 years?
3 mo: laugh, squeal 6 mo: single syllables 9 mo: object permanence, peek a boo 12 mo: 1-3 words 15 mo: 6 words 18 mo: combine words 2 yrs: half understandable 3 yrs: understandable 5 yrs: identify colors and coins, count to 5
What are the social/self care milestones from 3 mo–>5 years?
6 mo: self feed 12 mo: drinks from cup 15 mo: fork and spoon 18 mo: brush teeth w/ help 2 yrs: wash and dry hands 3 yrs: bowl cereal, brush teeth, dress themselves, board games 4 yrs: button clothes
When do you have stranger anxiety?
6-12 mo
When do you have separation anxiety?
12-15 mo
When do you recognize gender identity and begin toilet training?
2-3 yo
When do you have magical thinking?
4 yo
When do you begin rational logical thinking about consequences, making yourself safer?
6 yo
When do you think the opposite gender is yucky?
6-11 yo
Describe the tanner stages for boys.
1-prepuberty 2-enlargement of scrotum and testes 3-enlargement of penis length 4-enlargement of penis breadth 5-adult