Peds Exam 1 - HP/Nut/Immu Flashcards

1
Q

what direction should an infant car seat be facing

A

backwards until age 2

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2
Q

if there is something a toddler should not have, how should it be stored

A

locked away not just out of reach
ex: meds, poisons, cleaning sprays, firearms (even better not in the house at all)

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3
Q

what points should a seatbelt hit on the body

A

clavicle and hip bones
booster seat until points are hit without one

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4
Q

when can an infant be introduced to water

A

after 6mo
**never needs it before 6mo & can cause disturbances in lytes **

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5
Q

how to introduce solid foods

A

1 food at a time, wait a few days then add another

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6
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if you give juice at 6mo, how do you introduce it

A

1/2 water 1/2 juice

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7
Q

what can you not give before baby is 1 yo

A

-cows milk d/t possible anemia
-honey d/t botulism
-corn syrup (unless HCP directed)
~nuts, strawberries, wheat, shellfish, egg white, citrus d/t allergies

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8
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what is the first solid a baby should be started on and when can it be introduced

A

iron fortified cereal @ 4-6mo

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9
Q

what foods are a main choking hazard

A

grapes, hard candy, popcorn, hot dogs, raw mini carrots, & other smooth hard foods

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10
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what milk should a child drink from 1-2 yo

A

whole milk for brain development then transition to low fat milk

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11
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is grazing ok for toddlers

A

yes -> 3 solid meals might be overwhelming

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12
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is it normal for a toddler to start to decrease the amount they are consuming

A

yes -> toddler anorexia

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13
Q

food jag

A

hyper fixated on one food (ex: will only eat mac & cheese for all meals)
often leads to a food aversion

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14
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will have a question that you have to plot on a growth chart

A

know how to plot on a growth chart
if between %ile line make educated guess

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15
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will have a question that requires reading of an immunization chart

A

know how to read immunization chart
ex: what immunization would you give a 6mo old

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16
Q

what is measles

A

a virus that causes rash, cough, and fever and can lead to ear infection, pneumonia, diarrhea, seizures, brain damage and death

17
Q

what is neomycin allergy a contraindication for

A

MMR
no longer contraindicated for polio

18
Q

will not ask vaccine routes

A

do not know routes

19
Q

what is polio

A

a disease caused by an airborne virus which can cause paralysis and death

20
Q

what are the live vaccines (attenuated)

A

-MMR
-Flu mist
-Varicella

21
Q

what is a live a vaccine

A

a suspension of live or inactivated microorganisms or fractions of the microorganism administered to induce immunity and prevent infectious disease

22
Q

who would you not give a live vaccine to

A

-immunocompromised
-receiving chemo
-taking steroids
-severe febrile infection

23
Q

if you have an allergic reaction to a vaccine, would you give it again?

A

no

24
Q

if someone has a cold, an ear infection or some type of mild illness, can they still receive their vaccines

A

yes -> it is still safe to give the vaccine

25
Q

if vaccine schedule gets thrown off, what do you do?

A

catch up schedule
refer to red bool

26
Q

based on the immunization chart, if there is a range, when do providers strive to give the vaccine

A

at the earliest possible time

27
Q

what is mumps

A

a virus that can cause fever, headache, and swollen glands under the jaw which can lead to hearing loss, meningitis, and males can have swollen, painful testicles

28
Q

what is rubella (german measles)

A

a virus that causes rash, mild fever, swollen glands, and arthritis

29
Q

what is a side effect of rubella if a pregnant person gets it

A

can cause loss of the baby or the infant can be born with deafness, blindness, heart disease and brain damage

30
Q

side effects of MMR

A

-anorexia
-fever 7-10 days after vaccine

31
Q

what is HIB

A

bacteria which causes meningitis, pneumonia, infection of other body systems and cna lead to death and permanent brain damage

32
Q

what is Hep B

A

viral infection that infects the liver
contraindicated for people w/ bakers yeast allergies

33
Q

what is prevnar

A

the organism it fights is called streptococcus pneumonniae and it is the leading cause of serious illness among children

34
Q

what is rotovirus

A

a virus that causes a lot of vomiting and diarrhea and can easily lead to dehydration

35
Q

how often should you get a tetanus booster

A

every 10 years

36
Q

what is hep A

A

same description as hep B but no bakers yeast allergy

37
Q

what is diptheria

A

causes a thick covering in the back of the throat that can lead breathing problems, paralysis, heart failure and death

38
Q

tetanus

A

causes painful tightening of the muscles

39
Q

pertusis

A

whooping cough