Adolescent

Question 0

How many in 100 have engaged in phone sex?

Answer 0

6

Question 1

Screening tests for adolescence

Answer 1

scoliosis, genital exam, hemoglobin (at least once during adolescence)

Question 2

How many in 100 have had sex with someone they met online or through texting?

Answer 2

4

Question 3

How many in 100 have taken videos of themselves having sex?

Answer 3

1

Question 4

Today how many percent of adolescents are sexually active?

Answer 4

32%

Question 5

Among the sexually active adolescents today, how many percent do so without protection?

Answer 5

78%

Question 6

How much of today’s population has cellphones?

Answer 6

78%

Question 7

Between the male and the female adolescent, which one has a higher percentage of exposure to pornography and contact with friends they haven’t met yet?

Answer 7

Males

Question 8

True or False: 4HPV is taken every (0,1,6 months)

Answer 8

False. This interval is for 2HPV

Question 9

What is the recommended HPV for boys? This protects them from what?

Answer 9

4HPV. Genital warts

Question 10

How often is the influenza vaccine taken?

Answer 10

Annually

Question 11

True or False: Catch-up doses cannot be taken anymore if you miss the prescribed date for it.

Answer 11

False. Regardless of interval, you must still take the catch-up dose to complete your immunization.

Question 12

How many doses is required for Hepa A and Hepa B respectively?

Answer 12

Hepa A: 2, Hepa B: 4

Question 13

How many doses of Tdap is required for immunization?

Answer 13

One

Question 14

When is confidentiality discussed and established to the adolescent during the psychosocial history-taking?

Answer 14

At the beginning, to establish rapport, encourage health-seeking behaviors, areas for intervention and prevention, etc.

Question 15

What does HEADSSS stand for?

Answer 15

Home, Education/Educational environment, Activities, Drugs, Suicidal Tendencies/Depression, Sexuality, Safety

Question 16

What other word can “A” in HEADSSS stand for?

Answer 16

Abuse

Question 17

What does FIRST stand for?

Answer 17

Friends, Image, Recreation, Spirituality, Threats/Violence

Question 18

True or False: The pelvic and rectal exams are necessary steps in adolescent genital examination procedures

Answer 18

False. This is only done if the female adolescent is sexually active.

Question 19

What test is necessary in high-risk, sexually-active patients?

Answer 19

Syphilis serology

Question 20

The “A-B-C” of Psychosocial History-Taking

Answer 20

Autonomy - recognize the adolescent’s right and responsibility to his/her own opinion, decisions, and initiatives to seek out health-promoting options

Body Image and Behaviors - inclusive of privacy, and being open to the fact that risky behavior is part of this stage

Cognitive - Language to be used on individuals of particular cognitive levels must be appropriate for their age/dev’t.

Question 21

In which SMR does Spermarche occur?

Answer 21

2.5

Question 22

In which SMR does ejaculation occur?

Answer 22

3

Question 23

Formula for target height of boys

Answer 23

(Father’s height + 13cm) + Mother’s Height/2

Question 24

Formula for target height of girls

Answer 24

(Father's height - 13cm) +Mother's Height/2

Question 25

What happens to the female's lean body mass during puberty?

Answer 25

Decreases by 80-75%

Question 26

What happens to the male's lean body mass during puberty?

Answer 26

Increases by 80-90%

Question 27

What hormones are potent stimulators of muscle growth?

Answer 27

Androgens

Question 28

True or False: The skeletal muscles of BOTH male and female increase during puberty

Answer 28

True

Question 29

Which spurt lags behind the other by 1 year? Muscle Mass Muscle Strength

Answer 29

Muscle Strength lags behind Muscle Mass spurt by 1 year

Question 30

At what age do males reach their maximum strength spurt?

Answer 30

25 y.o.

Question 31

Between males and females, where does erythrocyte mass increase?

Answer 31

Males. This is due to increase in androgens -> muscle building. More muscles need more O2

Question 32

With rapid bone growth, alkaline phosphatase increases to around what percent above normal range?

Answer 32

50-100%

Question 33

What does SMR stand for?

Answer 33

Sexual Maturity Rating

Question 34

What does PHV stand for?

Answer 34

Peak Height Velocity

Question 35

What part of the brain in adolescents take longer to develop? (This is also the reason why adolescents have to be guided by parents)

Answer 35

Prefrontal Cortex

Question 36

True or False: There is an increase in gray matter in adolescents

Answer 36

False. There is a DECREASE in gray matter. An increase in myelination. (Pruning)

Question 37

What is considered the major determinant of growth in adolescents?

Answer 37

Nutrition

Question 38

Genes influence what aspect of our somatic growth?

Answer 38

Height

Question 39

At which part of adolescence is there idealism and altruism?

Answer 39

Middle Adolescence

Question 40

The age ranges for the ff: Early Adolescence Middle Adolescence Late Adolescence

Answer 40

Early: 10-13 Middle: 14-16 Late: 17-20