PEDS - 5 - Toddlers & School-Aged Children Flashcards

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Behavioral responses to stress, frustration, and loss of control, including: Kicking, Screaming, Striking out at others, holding breath, etc)

A

Temper Tantrum

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Undesirable physical events or experiences that occur when falling asleep, during sleep, or while waking.

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Parasomnias

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3
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Urinary incontinence while sleeping

A

Enuresis

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4
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Diagnostic Criteria for Enuresis

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> 5 Years old AND 2x/week FOR ≥ 3 Consecutive Months

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5
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What are some possible etiologies for enuresis?

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OSA, Pinworms, Renal Problems

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Diagnostics to diagnose Enuresis?

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Urinalysis and Renal U/S

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Diagnostic criteria for Encopresis

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Voluntary/Involuntary passage of stool into a place other than the toilet ≥ 1 time per month in a child with developmental age ≥ 4 years

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The majority of fecal incontinence is what type?

A

Functional

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9
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What is the initial tx for encopresis?

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Disimpaction & Clean Out (Manual Disimpaction, Rectal Enemas, or Oral Solutions)

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10
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What are some common causes for Organic Fecal Incontinence?

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Constipation-Associated: Anorectal Malformations, Spinal Cord Abnormalities, Hirshsprung Disease, Drugs

Non-Retentive: Neurosensory Impairments, Diarrhea Disorders

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