Vaccination Schedule

Question 1

Do you give vaccines at 3-5 day visit?

Answer 1

No

Question 2

Are vaccines given at 2 weeks- 1 month old visit?

Answer 2

No

Question 3

What type of screening does mom need and what visits does she get those at?

Answer 3

PPD
2 weeks- 1 month and 2 month visit

Question 4

What visit are the following vaccines given?
Rotavirus (oral) #1
Hep B #2
DTaP #1
IPV #1
Hib #1
PCV 13 #1

Answer 4

2-month-old visit

Question 5

How long should FOC be checked in peds patients?

Answer 5

until 2 years old

Question 6

What is the average potty training age?

Answer 6

27 months

Question 7

When do BMI measurements begin in peds?

Answer 7

2 years old

Question 8

What visit are the following vaccines given?
Rotavirus #2
Hep B #3
DTaP #2
IPV #2
Hib #2
PCV 13 #2

Answer 8

4- month- old visit

Question 9

What visit are the following vaccines given?
Hep B #4
DTaP #3
IPV #3
Hib #3
PCV 13 #3

Answer 9

6- month-old visit

Question 10

Do kids get vaccines at the 9-month visit?

Answer 10

Not unless they are on a delayed schedule

Question 11

What visit are the following vaccines given?
Varicella
MMR
Hep A #1

Answer 11

12- month- old visit

Question 12

What lab work should be done at 12-month visit?

Answer 12

Hgb/Hct (via fingerstick)
lead levels (via LERAQ questionnaire)

Question 13

Describe the anterior fontanelle

Answer 13

kite shaped, 1-5 cm, closes by 6-24 months

Question 14

Describe the Posterior fontanelle

Answer 14

triangular, 1 cm, closes by 2-4 months

Question 15

What is the moro reflex?

Answer 15

Appears= birth
Disappears= 2-4 months
“Startle”

Question 16

What is the tonic reflex?

Answer 16

Appears= birth
Disappears= 3 months
“fencing”— head to one side, arm stretches out on same side while other elbow bends

Question 17

What is the grasp reflex?

Answer 17

Appears= birth
Disappears= 5-6 months (palm), 12 months (toe)
Stroking hand or foot causes grasp relfex

Question 18

What is the rooting reflex?

Answer 18

Appears= birth
Disappears= 3 months
stroke corner of mouth baby will turn head and root in that direction

Question 19

What is the suck reflex?

Answer 19

Appears= 36 weeks in utero
Disappears= never
roof of mouth touch which causes baby to suck

Question 20

When is the peak incidence of SIDS?

Answer 20

2-4 months

Question 21

How long should baby be breastfed according to AAP?

Answer 21

exclusive BF for 1st 6 months of life + Vit D drops

Question 22

How many calories are burned per day while BF?

Answer 22

~500 calories/ day

Question 23

What are the 3 R’s of child abuse?

Answer 23

recognize
respond
report

Question 24

Physical abuse

Answer 24

when a child i purposely physically injured or put at risk of harm by another person

Question 25

Sexual abuse

Answer 25

sexual activity with child. can be direct contact or noncontact

Question 26

Emotional abuse

Answer 26

injuring a child's self-esteem or emotional well-being (verbal or emotional assault)

Question 27

Medical abuse

Answer 27

someone gives false information about illness in a child that requires medical attention, putting the child at risk of injury and unnecessary medical care

Question 28

Neglect

Answer 28

failure to provide adequate food, clothing, shelter, clean living conditions, affection, supervision, education, or dental/ medical care

Question 29

A <1 month old has a fever. What should be done?

Answer 29

full septic work up, LP

Question 30

A 1-3 month old has a fever. What should be done?

Answer 30

emergent and requires evaluation

Question 31

A >3 month old has a fever. What should be done?

Answer 31

usually viral, teething, or immunizations

Question 32

RUSH to call PA if...

Answer 32

- fever 100.4+ and <3 months - fever 100.4+ and not better with meds - Recent vaccination and 102+ temp for 24+ hours - Isn't acting like themselves

Question 33

What is considered concerning but not emergent in reards to fever?

Answer 33

- fever < 5 days and acting normal - fever 102.5 in a child 3 mo- 3 yrs - Recent vaccination, low-grade temp <24 hours

Question 34

What visit are the following vaccines given? DTaP Hib PCV 13

Answer 34

15 month visit

Question 35

What visit are the following vaccines given? Hep A #2 (if 6 months from #1)

Answer 35

18 month visit

Question 36

What visit are the following vaccines given? Hep A #2 (IF NOT DONE AT 18 MONTH VISIT)

Answer 36

2 year visit

Question 37

What visits should a child get autism screening?

Answer 37

18 months and 2 years M-CHAT/R/F

Question 38

When should a child get vision screening?

Answer 38

3 years and on

Question 39

What lab work should a child get at 2 year visit?

Answer 39

Lead level

Question 40

What visit are the following vaccines given? DTaP/ IPV MMR Varicella hep A (if not yet received)

Answer 40

4 year visit

Question 41

When should hearing screening begin?

Answer 41

5-8 year old visit and go to 18 year old visit

Question 42

When should you begin discussing HPV vaccine?

Answer 42

9-year-old visit Continue discussing at 10-12 and 13-18

Question 43

BP and HR should be part of the assessment beginning at what age?

Answer 43

4 years to 18 years +

Question 44

What visit are the following vaccines given? Meningitis Vaccine

Answer 44

10-12 years old- ideally at 11-12 years of age

Question 45

What visit are the following vaccines given? Meningitis #2

Answer 45

age 16

Question 46

What visit are the following vaccines given? Meningitis B

Answer 46

Age 16-23

Question 47

What tanner stage are 10-12 years old in (normally)?

Answer 47

1-2

Question 48

What tanner stage are 13-18 years old in (normally)

Answer 48

3-5

Question 49

What age is an autism diagnosis typically made around?

Answer 49

15-30 months