Peds SM Flashcards

1
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sits up unassisted

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6 months

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2
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hold a spoon

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15-18 months old

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3
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stand

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9 months

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4
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mama and dada with meaning

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12 months

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5
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walk

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12 months old to 17 months

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6
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copy a circle, throw a ball, ride a tricycle

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3 years

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7
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draw a cross

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4 years

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8
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ride a bicycle

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5-6 years

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9
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separation anxiety

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8 - 9 months

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10
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Palmer grasp goes away

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5-6 months

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11
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Anterior fontanelle closure? Posterior?

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A: 12-18 months
P: 2-3 months

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12
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When should strabismus go away?

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4-6 months

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13
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Genu varum disappears by age? Genu vargum?

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rum: 2 years
gum: 7 years

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14
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What supplement with an infant need if exclusively breastfed?

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effective = 6-8 wet diapers, gaining weight

vitamin D

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15
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Premature infants catch up by what age?

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by 2 years old

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16
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A bilirubin level >___ indicates a need for phototherapy in the newborn

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> 15

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17
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A white pupillary reflex on fundoscopic exam indicates what? What term is used to describe “white pupillary reflex”

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leukocoria is white reflex

retinoblastoma or congenital cataract

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18
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When is a common time to see a regression in children?

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life changes

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19
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Breast budding

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tanner stage 2

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20
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breasts are one mound

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tanner stage 3

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21
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Start of period

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tanner stage 4

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22
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breasts are 2 mounds

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tanner stage 4

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23
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growth spurt in boys

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tanner stage 3

24
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increase in penis length

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tanner stage 3

25
scrotum reddening
tanner stage 2
26
What age is too early for puberty?
girls age 8 | boys age 9
27
How many years will a girl start her period after the start of puberty?
2-3 years
28
At what age should the NP become concerned when a female has not had a period?
age 15
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long term effects of anorexia
osteoporosis | heart disease
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long term effects of bulemia
dental erosion
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What are Salter Harris fractures? Why is this a big deal?
fx along growth plate - long bones | will stunt growth if not reated
32
A past medical history of cryptorchidism may increase the risk of? What is this?
increase testicular cancer | undescended testicle
33
When will Mongolian spots resolve?
age 5 years
34
Describe AOM. Treatment?
bulging, inflamed TM | Amoxicillin
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Swimmer's ear or otitis externa, describe, caused by, and treatment
foul smelling ear, red | pseudomonas = otofloxcin drops and analgesic drops
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An ear that was painful until drainage
ruptured TM
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Cholesteatoma
cauliflower like growth in the ear | ENT for surgery
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How is otitis media with effusion treated?
can be caused by allergies or after AOM | watch and wait
39
Coarctation of the aorta
decreased femoral pulses, elevated BP in UE over LE
40
Vesicoureteral reflux, grade 1 - 5. When should you refer? What anticipatory care should be taught?
1 (mild) - 5 (severe) refer by stage 3 - may resolve on its own needs a voiding cystourethrogram to confirm
41
A child with a thin upper lip, smooth philtrum, and low nasal bridge. What do you suspect?
Fetal alcohol syndrome
42
Causes of acne in adolescents? Three step approach?
genetics and androgens | OTC topicals like benzoyl > topical antibiotics > oral antibiotics > refer
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Short stature and webbed neck
Turner's syndrome | delayed puberty and infertility
44
pain over anterior tibial tubercle near tendon insertion site, what is this? What is the treatment?
Osgood-Schlatter disease | NSAIDs, ice, patient will outgrow this once bones stop growing
45
A child complaining of nasal pain and his mother reports drainage from the right nare. What is going on?
possible foreign body
46
what is a keloid?
overgrowth site of incision or injury
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what is a hypertrophic scar?
heal over time, might be painful and stays within borders of scar
48
What is a hydrocele? When should we be concerned?
abnormal accumulation of fluid around testes | infant: resolves on own
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A 6 year old with fever for 5 days, a strawberry tongue, and peeling rash. What do you suspect? What is the treatment?
Kawasaki's disease | tx: high dose aspirin, IVIG
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Pyloric stenosis
projectile vomiting olive-shaped mass ultrasound!
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Intussusception
jelly like stools sausage shaped mass ultrasound!
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Trust vs Mistrust
0-18 months hope depend on primary care giver
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Autonomy vs Shame
18 months- 3 years will controlling functions, walking, talking, bathroom
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Initiative vs Guilt
3-5 years purpose interaction, interpersonal skills, games, questions
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Industry vs Inferiority
5-12 years competency hard-working, read, write, math, win recognition
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Identity vs Role confusion
12-18 years fidelity self identity, values, beliefs, goals, career, relationships