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things that can be done at 2 months old

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coos vowels, lifts head when prone, smiles

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things that can be done at 6 months old

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can transfer things from one hand to another, able to sit up without support, rolls supine to prone, can say baba or dada,

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things that can be done at 9 months

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plays peek-a-boo, feeds self, pulls self up to stand

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things that can be done at 12 months

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takes steps, wave “bye bye”, says “mama” and “dada”, uses sippy cup, can say 2-4 words, knows first name

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things that can be done at 15 months

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feeds self with spoon, knows 4-6 words, follow commands

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things that can be done at 18 months

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able to walk backwards, knows 10-20 words

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avoid giving hard candy in children less than

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6 years old

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infants up to this age should be in a rear-facing car seat

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age 2

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9
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physiologic jaundice starts at ____ and will clear up in _____

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24 hours; 2-3 weeks

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breast milk jaundice shows at ___ and can take up to ____ to clear

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after 7 days; 1 month

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things that can be done at 2 years old

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speech understood by family, stacks 6 cubes, runs/jumps/climbs, walk up and down stairs

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things that can be done at 3 years old

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speech understood by stranger, can copy a circle (3=circle), can throw a ball overhead, rides a tricycle

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When dooes the Oedipal stage (Freud) occur?

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3-5 years old, the child wants to marry the parent

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things that can be done at 5 years old

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copies a square, can dress self

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15
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signs of autism can appear by

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18 months

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16
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s/s of autism

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does not wave by 12 months; no babbling by 12 months

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17
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things that can be done at 4 years old

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can copy a cross (4 points on cross), hops on one foot

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precocious puberty is puberty starts

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before age 8 in girls; before age 9 in boys

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19
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delayed puberty if

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no breast development by age 12 in girls; if not testicular growth by age 14 in boys

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20
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first sign of puberty in boys

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enlargement of testes

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21
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first sign of puberty in girls

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breast bud (thelarche)

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22
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Tanner stage III in boys is

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elongation of penis

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23
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A genetic defect caused by trisomy of chromosome 21

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Down’s syndrome

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24
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s/s of Down’s syndrome

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round, flat face; palpebral fissures, low set ears, enlarged tongue, short neck

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25
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Those with Down syndrome have a high risk of

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congenital heart defects, hearing and vision problems, cataracts, early onset Alzheimer

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s/s of Fetal Alcohol syndrome

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microcephaly, narrow eyes, flat nasal bridge, thin upper lip

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27
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cryptorchidism has a high risk of

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testicular cancer

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28
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Any neonates with acute conjunctivitis presenting within 30 days or less from birth should be tested for

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chlamydia, gonorrhea, herpes simplex, and bacterial infection

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s/s of gonococcal ophthalmia neonatorum

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red conjunctiva, purulent discharge, swollen eyelids

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30
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difference between gonococcal and chlamydial eye infection in newborns

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gonococcal show within 2-4 days after birth; chlamydia show within 4-10 days after birth

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31
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SIDS is common in those less than

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1 years old

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32
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small pustules that are 1-3 mm in size with erythematous base; erupts during 2-3 day of life and last 1-2 weeks; resolve on own

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erythema toxicum neonatorum

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33
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trx for seborrheic dermatitis in newborns (cradle cap)

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soak in vegetable or mineral oil and scrub gently to remove scales; resolves within a few months

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34
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tufts of hair on lumbosacral area

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Faun tail nevus

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35
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Faun tail nevus should warrant a

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ultrasound to r/o spina bifida

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36
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flat, light brown to dark brown spots greater than 5 mm

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cafe au lait spots

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37
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If there are multiple cafe au lait spots noted, then

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refer to peds neurologist to r/o neurofibromatosis

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38
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pink to red flat stain-like skin stains on the upper and lower eyeslids or on face

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“port wine” stain

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39
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trx for “port wine” stain (nevus flammeus)

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refer to peds opthl to r/o glaucoma

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40
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raised vascular lesions that are bright red in color

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hemangioma

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41
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newborn vision is

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nearsighted (myopia)

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42
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amblyopia

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lazy eye

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43
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misalignment of one or both eyes “cross eyed”

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esotropia

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44
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vision of ____ or worse in a child more than ____ years of age should be referred

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20/30; 6

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45
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the red reflex screening is to test for

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retinoblastoma and cataracts

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46
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mnemonic for high-risk factors for hearing loss in newborns

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HEARS:
Hyperbilirubinemia,
Ear infections,
Apgar scores low at birth, 
Rubella, CMV, toxoplasmosis
Seizures
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47
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test for PKU in newborn

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after protein feedings (milk or formula) for at least 48 hours

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48
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Supplement with this if mother is breasfeeding

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vitamin D drops because breaskmilk alone does not provide adequate levels.

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49
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sticky and thick yellowish fluid that comes before breast milk; contains maternal antibodies and nutrients

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colostrum

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50
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failure to pass meconium in ___ is a sign of intestinal obstruction

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24 hours

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51
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introducing solid foods

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can start at 4-6 months; start with rice cereal; introduce one food at a time for 4-5 days

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52
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“cone-shaped” head in newborn that is self-limited

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caput succedaneum

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53
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Newborns ____ their birth weight by 6 months and _____ their birth weight by 12 months

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double; triple

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54
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head circumference is measured until age

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3 years old

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55
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In newborns chest is ____ than head circumference

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less

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56
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teeth that erupt at 6-10 months of age

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lower central incisors (lower front teeth)

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57
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Infant should have complete set of primary teeth by age

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2.5

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58
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urethral meatus located on the ventral (posterior) aspect of the penis

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hypospadias

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59
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urethral meatus located on the dorsal (anterior) aspect of the penis

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epispadias

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60
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common in newborn males where there is presence of fluid inside the scrotum

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hydrocele

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61
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first permanent tooth erupts at age

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6 years

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62
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____ crosses cranial midline and ____ does not cross midline

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caput succedaneum; cephalohematoma

63
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Avoid cow’s milk when?

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first 12 months of life

64
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moro (startle) reflex disappears by

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3-4 months

65
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step reflex disappears by

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6 weeks

66
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rooting reflex disappears by

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3-4 months

67
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white papules found on gum line that resemble erupting tooth

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Epstein’s pearls

68
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Education to parents about DTaP vaccine

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can cause fever, irritability, and swelling at injection site

69
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contraindications to administering DTaP vaccine

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severe allergic reaction, encephalopathy, seizures, fever greater than 105

70
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persistent tearing and crusting of one or both eyes; mucoid discharge may be seen when eye is palpated

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lacrimal duct obstruction

71
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s/s of acute dacrocystitis

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red, warm, tender, and swollen lacrimal ducts

72
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trx for acute dacrocystitis

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lacrimal sac massage

73
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s/s of colic

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occurs for more than 3-4 hours a day for more than 3 days a week in an infant less than 3 months

74
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When the hips of a newborn are rotated to hear for a click

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Ortolani manuever

75
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When the knees of a newborn are pushed toward midline

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Barlow maneuver

76
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populations that need Tdap

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all pregnant females in 1st trimester, elderly greater than 65, those caring with young children

77
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dosing for IPV

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2, 4, 6 months, 4-6 years

78
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dosing for PCV13

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2, 4, 6, 12-15 months

79
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these signs after a live vaccine are normal and represent a normal reaction to viral replication

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fever and rash

80
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dosing for varicella vaccine

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12-18 months, 4-6 years

81
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MCV4 is given to those

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age 11-12; booster at age 16

82
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vaccine given ___ before scheduled time is considered valid; but if it’s given ___ before schedule time then it’s an invalid dose.

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4 days; 5 days

83
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why is Tdap administered to every pregnant women?

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protects mother and infant from pertussis

84
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Recommended length of time to monitor a child after rcving immunization

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15 minutes

85
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rash after MMR vaccine is most likely to occur

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7 days after immunization

86
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dosing with multiple live vaccines

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either give all at same time or wait 4 weeks between

87
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hyperactivity and impulsivity are observed by age ___ and decline after age ___

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4; 8

88
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These symptoms of ADHD not usually observable by adolescence

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hyperactivity and impulsivity

89
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inattention is usually observed around age

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8 or 9

90
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DSM-5 criteria for diagnosis of ADHD

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for those less than 17 more than 6 symptoms;

for those older than 17, more than 5 symptoms

91
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difference between management of childhood asthma and adult asthma

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leukotriene blockers are more effective in children; oral pill is easier to give than inhaler

92
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most common pathogen involved with PNA in those 6 months to 5 years

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virus

93
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s/s of PNA in children

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fever, increased respirations

94
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DOC for PNA in children

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amoxicillin 90 mg/kg/day

95
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for weight based dosing atbx, what weight is a child start to be dosed for an adult?

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65 lbs

96
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bronchiolitis is common those

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less than 2 years old

97
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common causes of bronchiolitis

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RSV, adenovirus

98
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s/s of bronchiolitis

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URI for 1-3 days, then wheezing, increased RR, fever, thick nasal secretions

99
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trx for bronchiolitis

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symptomatic; NO bronchodilators or steroids

100
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trx for croup

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single dose of oral dexamethasone

101
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s/s of cystic fibrosis

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recurrent pulmonary infections, greasy stools, weight loss

102
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when all blood counts are low in leukemia

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pancytopenic

103
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most common presenting s/s of leukemia

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fever, bleeding, bone pain, painless lymphadenopathy

104
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___ is considered enlarged nodes except in the epitrochlear (greater than 5 mm), inguinal (greater than 15 mm), and cervical (greater than 20 mm)

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10 mm

105
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diagnostic in leukemia

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thrombocytopenia, blast cells

106
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characteristics of febrile seizures

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occur once and don’t recur in 24 hours; occur during illness

107
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febrile seizures occur before age

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5

108
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ibuprofen is not recommended in those less than

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6 months

109
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medications for fever

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do not combine or alternate tylenol and ibuprofen

110
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gastroesophageal reflux in infants

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common d/t immature LES

111
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how to differentiate GER from GERD in infant

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GERD will have irritability during reflux episode

112
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gastroesophageal reflux in infancy usually resolves by

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1 year of age

113
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intussusception has been associated with ____ and is considered a ____

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rotavirus vaccine; medical emergency

114
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s/s of intussusception

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3-11 month child cries and pulls legs up to chest, currant jelly stools

115
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management of encopresis

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laxatives (Miralax) daily until normal stools, then taper gradually

116
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trx for viral gastroenteritis

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5-10 teaspoons of commercially prepared electrolyte solutions every 4 hours

117
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undescended testicle increases risk of

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testicular cancer, inguinal hernia, testicular torsion, subfertility

118
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hydrocele should be resolved by ____; if not, then consider a ____

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1 year of age; hernia

119
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retrograde passage of urine from bladder to upper urinary tract

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vesicoureteral reflux

120
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long-term complications of UTI in infants are:

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renal scarring, impaired renal growth, HTN

121
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trx for UTI in infants

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3rd gen cephalosporins

122
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common injury in 1-4 year olds caused by annular ligament slipping over the head of the radius

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nursemaid’s elbow

123
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Weight change in newborn

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Normal to lose 10% of weight in 1st week of life

124
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Fetal nutrition is best determined by assessing

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SQ fat on anterior thighs and gluteal region.

125
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Stork bite or pink/red capillary on face or neck is known as

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nevus simplex

126
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anterior fontanelles close by age

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9-18 months

127
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posterior fontanelles close by age

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2 months

128
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normal for _____ to be closed at birth, but abnormal for _____ to be closed early.

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posterior; anterior

129
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eye spacing is far apart

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hypertelorism

130
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low set ears may indicate

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renal agenesis

131
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shortening of sternomastoid muscle

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torticollis

132
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a webbed neck may be associated with

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Turner Syndrome

133
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normal for this in female newborn genitalia

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milky white discharge

134
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testing corneal light reflex should be started by

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6-12 months

135
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at what age should eye alignment occur?

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2-4 months

136
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most common cause of vision problems in children

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amblyopia

137
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The corneal light reflex and cover/uncover tests are used to assess for

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strabismus

138
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attempt vision screening at age

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3

139
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pediatric hearing loss is associated with

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speech delay

140
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normal heart rate of newborn

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120-160

141
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when should routine BP screening begin in children

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3 years old

142
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dyslipidemia screening in children

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start at 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 then annually.

Get fasting lipid profile at age 18-21.

143
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Normal bilirubin level is

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below 5 mg/dL

144
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Hand placement for Ortolani maneuver

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on greater trochanter

145
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Galeazzi test

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unequal knee heights used to assess for hip dysplasia

146
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Talipes equinovarus

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club foot- urgent ortho referral

147
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Refer to ortho for scoliosis if

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Cobb angle greater than 20 degrees

148
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Who would be of greater concern for scoliosis?

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pre-adolescent who hasn’t had growth spurt yet with Cobb’s angle greater than 20 degrees

149
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Correct order of hair maturation in boys

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pubic, axillary, then facial (works down then up)

150
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genu varum up to 20 degrees is considered normal up to what age

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24 months

151
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painful abdominal mass that crosses the midline

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neuroblastoma

152
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asymptomatic abdominal mass that rarely crosses the midline

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Wilms’s tumor

153
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Wilms’s tumor is common in

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black, female 2-3 year olds.

154
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1st and 2nd most common cause of death in adolescents

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MVA, homocide

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