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Peds Evaluation Tools Flashcards

1
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age of infant when you use ASQ

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2 months- 60 months

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of Questions/Responder of ASQ

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30 + 8-9 areas for comments/parent

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what does ASQ screen for

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  1. Communication
  2. gross motor
  3. fine motor
  4. problem solving
  5. personal/social development
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age of infant when you use PEDS Questionnaire

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birth- 8 y/o

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of Questions/Responder of PEDS Questionnaire

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10

for parent

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age of infant when you use Denver II

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2 weeks- 6 y/o

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7
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of Questions/Responder of Denver II

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Administered by trained professional (~20 minutes)

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age of infant when you use CDI (child development inventories)

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18 months- 6 y/o

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of Questions/Responder of CDI

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300 questions (~40 minutes) / parent

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what does CDI screen for

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8 areas:

  1. social
  2. self help
  3. gross motor
  4. fine motor
  5. expressive language
  6. language comprehension
  7. letters
  8. numbers
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age of infant when you use M-CHAT

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16-30 months

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of Questions/Responder of M-CHAT

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20 items in first step / parent

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what does M-CHAT screen for

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Specific for autism spectrum* disorders rather than broad spectrum developmental assessment

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what is the 2 step assessmetn of M-CHAT

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  1. M-CHAT-R

2. M-CHAT-R/F

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age of infant when you use Edinburgh postnatal Depression scale (EPDS)

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used for mom

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of Questions/Responder of EPDS

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10 regarding current mood/feelings / postpartum mom

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what does EPDS screen for

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assess risk of postpartum depression

18
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a score of ____ on EPDS might indicate depression

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10+

19
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EPDS assess suicide risk with question number ___

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question #10

20
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AAP recommends standardized developmental screenings at what ages

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9, 18, 30 months (may be done at 24 months)

21
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AAP recommends screening for autism at waht age

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18 and 24 months

22
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When do you use the WHO Growth charts and when do you use the CDC Growth charts

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WHO: birth-24 months
CDD: 2-20 y/o

23
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when do you plot weight, length (supine), and head circumference?

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birth-2 y/o

24
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what are the ranges of BMI for kids

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5-85th normal
85-95th is overweight
95+ is obese

25
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why do we use combo vaccines

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to minimize pokes

-increase likelihood of series completion

26
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what steps should you take to reduce injection pain with vaccines

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during breast feeding, vapo-coolant spray, EMLA

27
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Parents were more likely to vaccinate their baby when the provider used what type of approach?

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Presumptive rather than participartory

28
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who has the lowest rate of measles vaccine

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US

29
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can you get chronic arthritis from vaccines (rubella)

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no

30
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can you get SIDS from vaccines

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no

-actually slightly more protected

31
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what vaccines dont cause (12)

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  1. asthma
  2. DM1
  3. MS
  4. Chronic arthritis
  5. IBS
  6. SIDS
  7. AIDS
  8. Encephalitis
  9. Mad cow Disease (vCJD)
  10. birth defects
  11. Stroke
  12. Autism
32
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Why can a baby get multiple vaccines at one time

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  • Infant has theoretical capacity to respond to ~10,000 vaccines at a time
  • Most vaccines contain
33
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What Vaccines Might Cause (8)

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  1. SV40 and cancer
  2. Guillain-Barre Syndrome
  3. Encephalopathy
  4. NVIC
  5. Brachial neuritis
  6. Alopecia
  7. syncope- mostly adolescents
  8. narcolepsy
34
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alopecia may be associated with what vaccine

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Hep B

35
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Brachial neuritis may be associated with what vaccine

A

tentanus toxoid containing vaccine

36
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encephalopathy may be associated with what vaccine

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DTP and DTaP

37
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Guillain-Barre Syndrome may be associated with what vaccine

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swine flu vaccine

*not elevated risk w/ meningococcal conjugate vaccine

38
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Vaccines do cause (10)

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  1. Redness, arm/leg swelling at injection site (risk very low)
  2. Fever & rash with MMR & varicella vaccine
  3. Anaphylaxis
  4. Protracted, inconsolable crying (~3 hours)
  5. Death – extremely rare (normally caused by immunocompromised system)
  6. Poliomyelitis – 1 per 2.4 million doses from oral poliovirus vaccine (immunocompromised)
  7. Febrile seizures –doses for MMR and Varivax given together
  8. Immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP)
  9. Intussusception
  10. Joint aches, arthralgias
39
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joint aches, arthralgia typically occurs with what vaccine

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rubella

40
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Immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP) can occur with what vaccine

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dose of MMR

*very rare

41
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Febrile seizures can occur with what vaccine

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doses of MMR and Varivax given together

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