A Child's Journey

Question 1

A Neonate is classified as being what age?

Answer 1

<4 Weeks

Question 2

An Infant is classified as being what age?

Answer 2

1 Year

Question 3

A Toddler is classified as being what age?

Answer 3

1-2 Years

Question 4

A Pre-Schooler is classified as being what age?

Answer 4

2-5 Years

Question 5

What are the 5 Key Developmental Fields?

Answer 5

Gross Motor
Fine Motor
Social and Self Help
Hearing and Vision
Speech and Language

Question 6

If a child has not reached their milestones by 2 Standard Deviations from mean what to do?

Answer 6

Refer

Question 7

What age to refer a child who is not walking?

Answer 7

By 18 Months

Question 8

What 4 Infections are Antenatal Adverse Environmental Factors?

Answer 8

CMV
Rubella
Toxoplasmosis
VZV

Question 9

What 3 Toxins are Antenatal Adverse Environmental Factors?

Answer 9

Alcohol
Smoking
Anti Epileptics

Question 10

What 2 Infections are Postnatal Adverse Environmental Factors

Answer 10

Meningitis

Encephalitis

Question 11

What 3 Toxins are Postnatal Adverse Environmental Factors

Answer 11

Solvents
Mercury
Lead

Question 12

What type of Trauma is a Postnatal Adverse Environmental Factor

Answer 12

Head Injury

Question 13

What 2 Types of Malnutrition is Postnatal Adverse Environmental Factor

Answer 13

Vit D
Iron
Folate

Question 14

What 3 Metabolic factors are Postnatal Adverse Environmental Factors

Answer 14

Hypoglycaemia
Hypernatraemia
Hyponatraemia

Question 15

What part of maternal health is an adverse environmental factor?

Answer 15

Maternal Mental Health

Question 16

What is a red flag in terms of sensory?

Answer 16

Hearing Loss

Question 17

When to refer a child who is not speaking and to who?

Answer 17

18 Months to Urgent Hearing Test

Question 18

Two times to refer a child who is not walking?

Answer 18

By 18 Months and

Persistent Toe Walking

Question 19

Newborn Exam and Blood Spot Screening screens for what conditions? (9)

Answer 19

Phenylektonuria 
Congenital Hypothyrodism
Cystic Fibrosis
Medium Chain Acyl CoA Dehydrogenase
Sickle Cell
Maple Syrup Urine Disease
Isovaleric Acidaemia
Glutaric Aciduria Type 1
Homocystinuria

Question 20

When should newborn hearing screening be done?

Answer 20

Day 28 Post Natal

Question 21

When is the first health visitor visit post natal?

Answer 21

6-8 Weeks

Max 12 Weeks

Question 22

When is the second health visit post natal?

Answer 22

27-30 Months

Max 32 Months

Question 23

Which visit for health visitor is physical measurements taken?

Answer 23

27-30 Month review

Question 24

When are children screened at Orthoptist?

Answer 24

4-5 Years

Question 25

What is included in Healthy Child Programme from Birth-1 Week (6)

Answer 25

``` Feeding Hearing Examination Vit k Immunisations Blood Spot ```

Question 26

What is included in Healthy Child Programme from 2 Week (4)

Answer 26

Feeding Maternal Mental Health Jaundice SIDS

Question 27

What is included in Healthy Child Programme from 6-8 Weeks (4)

Answer 27

Examination Immunisation Measurements Maternal Mental Health

Question 28

What is included in Healthy Child Programme from 1 Year (3)

Answer 28

Growth Health Promotion Questions

Question 29

What is included in Healthy Child Programme from 2 to 2.5 Years (3)

Answer 29

Development Concerns Language

Question 30

What is included in Healthy Child Programme from 5 Years (6)

Answer 30

``` Immunisation Dental Support Hearing Vision Development ```

Question 31

If a child is immunocompromised what type of vaccine should they avoid?

Answer 31

Live Vaccines

Question 32

Can a child be given MMR vaccine if immunocompromised?

Answer 32

No

Question 33

What type of vaccine is MMR?

Answer 33

Live Vaccine

Question 34

Is egg allergy a contraindication for MMR vaccine?

Answer 34

No

Question 35

Do vaccines have any link with autism?

Answer 35

No

Question 36

What is a gentile?

Answer 36

Percentage Divisions of Reference Population Sampled

Question 37

Maternal causes of Failure to Thrive? (4)

Answer 37

Poor Lactation Incorrectly Prepared Feeds Unusual Milk or Other Feeds Inadequate Care

Question 38

Infant causes of Failure to Thrive (5)

Answer 38

``` Premature Small for Dates Oro Palatal Abnormalities eg Cleft Palate Neuromuscular Disease eg Cerebral Palsy Genetic Disorders ```

Question 39

Increased Metabolic Demands causes of Failure to Thrive (11)

Answer 39

``` Congenital Lung Disease Heart Disease Liver Disease Renal Disease Infection Anaemia Inborn Errors Cystic Fibrosis Thyroid Disease IBD Malignancy ```

Question 40

Excessive Nutrient Loss causes of Failure to Thrive (3)

Answer 40

Gastro Oesophageal Reflux Pyloric Stenosis Gastroenteritis Post Infective

Question 41

Non Medical causes of Failure to Thrive (8)

Answer 41

``` Socioeconomic Dysfunctional Family Difficult Parent-Child Interactions Lack of Parental Support Lack of Prep for Parenting Child Neglect Emotional Deprivation Poor Feed ```

Question 42

Malabsorption causes of Failure to Thrive? (5)

Answer 42

``` Food Allergy Diarrhoea Coeliac Pancreatic Insufficiency Short Bowel Syndrome ```

Question 43

A child should be able to throw and catch ball by?

Answer 43

3-5 Years

Question 44

A child should be able to recognise mother by?

Answer 44

3 Months

Question 45

A child should be able to use simple single words by?

Answer 45

1 Year

Question 46

A child should be able to use simple sentences by?

Answer 46

3 Years

Question 47

A child should be toilet trained by?

Answer 47

3 Years