Ambulatory Peds Flashcards

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Considerations for the Tone of the Ped. Examination

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Talk to the child!!
- directly to them using langugage they will understand
- can interview without om or dad starting at 10/11 & should be doing taht by 12 (consider developmental age)

Caregiver is also your pt!
- lsiten to their worries about serious disease/development issues

Tips
- sit at level of child
- under 6 months: exam on table
- older infants: sit in moms lap
- dont undress immediately, warm your hands
- do least intrusive to most and distrct with toys

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Tips for Peds by age group

Toddlers
preschoolers
school aged

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Toddlers
- can cry when you start: theyre scare
- stay happy, talk calmy and assured: they will sense confience and trust
- let toddler play with instrument before use
- do exam while they sit in moms lap

Preschool
- encourge them to participate in the history and the PE (where to look first)
- hand over hand technique
- be honest with what might be painful

School Aged
- let them give the history
- small talk with them
- explain things in simple terms
- be honest with painful

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Key Pearls about the Comprehensive Ped. Visit
- History taking

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History Taking
- prenatal history & birth hisotry
- growth and development
- social hisotry
- psychosocial hisotry: wahts a typical day like for them
- parental well being! screen for PP depression every visit birth to 12 months

Prenata and Natal History specifics
- planned/wanted pregnancy
- materal health and labs & WT gain
- length and complications of pregnancy
- medications and alcohol/drug use

Natal
- C-section v vaginal
- complications
- resusitation
- birth weight, length and head circum.
- newborn screen

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The Prenatal/Neonatal Visits

Key Pearls on what to include

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Screening and Health Maitnence
- newborn screening, materal screening
- immunizations
- social hisotry: living, food, environment, familily support

Newborn care
- feeding breast v bottld
- handwashing
- limit expousre in first 6-8 weeks

Safety
- carseats
- back to sleep
- water temp < 120 degrees

Neonatal Specifcs (after born)

Cord Care
- 2-3 weeks to fall off, watch infections

Skin Care
- avoid sunlight directly, no sunscreen until 6months
- avoid powder

Feeding

Breast
- 8-12feds/24 hours
- continue prenatals and no alcohol

Bottle
- 8x/24 hours via cues
- prepare and store properly
- no proping bottle

Neonatl PE from freemands lecture

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Infant Visits “Well-Check”

what to include

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Infant Visit
- if not gotten, get prenatal/natal history and birth hx.
- inquire about feeding: vitamin (VIT D!!), iron and floride assessments
- solid foods?
- physical growth
- developmental milestones

Observe parent/child interactions

physical exam : barlow and ortolani at every infant visit

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Assessing the Social Environement for peds of all ages

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biologic needs and environemental assessment

Famil Environement
- family from nuclear, extended, single parenet, same sex, etc.
- family parenting style and discipline

Mental heatlhy
- parental depression
- IPV
- substance use

PArental Employement
- poverty, homeless
- school, daycare, etc.

neighborhoor

virtaul environemtn (technologY!!!)

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Developmental Assessment at Well Checks for Kids
Primary Screen

4 caterogires of developmental assessment

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DEvelopment = predicatble process but the range of normal is wide!!!
- follow criteria if any screening you do turn positive
- early intervention is best= no more wait and see!

Primary Screen
- listen to mom and obstain history
- vitals
- observeation of development at visits
- using screening tools
- recognize conditions that may increase risk of delayes and refer those for help

Development Assessment of
- socail/emotional
- langugage/communication
- cognitive milestones
- movement/phsycial developement

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Surveillance v Screening
developmental assessment for peds.

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Surveillance
- informal, just monitoring developmental status overtime
- interpret information in terms of environement,socical and medical facors of child
- include parental concerns in youe eval. and those formal dvelopment screening

Screening
- breif assessments of fevelopmental status utalizing a standardized instrument
- done at : 9,18,24/30 months
- 18 & 24 months for ASD Screen
- the AAP/CDC, the ASQ or the PEDS screens are good
- the M-CHAT for ASD

there are secondary screening tools when the ^^ priamry tool sindicate a need to look further
- vanderbilt/connor = ADHA
- SCARED = anxiety
- depression
- ASQ-social/emotiona = depression/anxiety

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Assessment: Growth and Development
somatic v maturational

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Somatic
- physical grwoth via lenght, weight and head circumference

Maturational
- puberty onset
- sexual maturity rating

0-2 Years Old
- WHO standards
- weight
- length
- head circumferences : occiptal-frontal
- weight for length

2 Years +
- CDC chart
- Stature (height)
- weight
- BMI : curves can be used for Z scores and pecentiles of BMI

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Assessment: General Appearance

Muclse Tone

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Sick v Not Sick

Crying

Facial Features/dysmorphia

Symmetry of FAce and Body Features

parent child interation

Muscle Tone
- lack of tone = sick baby or MSK/neuro disorder “floppy baby”

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Assessment: Appearance
Facial Features

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Facial Features
- mouth, lipds, philturm
- nose shape
- distance between eyes
- direction of palpebral fissures
- size/shape of ears and relation to eyes

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Assessment: Appearance
Crying

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Crying

Shrill/High Pitch = increase ICP, newborn to narcotics mother

Hoarse = hypocalcemis, tetany, hypothyroid

continuous inspiratory/exporiatoyr stridor = obstructed upper airway, small larynx, tracheomalacia

lack of cry = happy baby or SEVERELY ILL BABY

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Assessment: Vitals
Temp
HR
RR and distress
BP and reasons for getting a BP earlier than 3 or a must

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Temperature
- rectal is GS for under 2
- work up fully if temp in infant < 2 is greater than 100.4
- somtimes kids get high fevers for minor illnesses, but always want to check

Heart Rate
- faster than adults
- varies with dehydration, fever and anxiety

Respirations
- faster than adults

look for respiratory distress
- flaring nose, pallor/cyanosis
- grunting, wheezing, stridor
- retractions

Blood Pressure
- should be done on all infants > 3
- values based off percentiles

Warrent Early BP monitor
- premature, VLBW
- herat disease
- renal/urologic dz.

BP necessity when
- treatment with drugs to increas BP
- conditions with inc. BP
- increased ICP

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Assessment: Head
fotanels close when
early v delayed closure

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Fontanels : openings that allow head to move during brith
diameter should be 2x width
- posterior : closes by 2 months
- anterior closes by 12-15 months

Early close
- craniosynstosis
- hyperparathyroid or phyerphospate

Late Close
- can be normal
- cong. hypothyroid
- megancephay
- increase ICP
- downs
- rickets

can appear sunken in with dehydration or bulding with increased ICP

helmets can help with funky heads

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Craniosynostosis v nonsynostoic plagiocephaly

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Craniosynostosis
- asymmertical head shape ebcause of growth restirction due to fused suture line in skull : unknown etiology
- a fused suture line = 1 or more
- Xray/CT and srugery to fix

N-P
- external mlding due to back sleeping, restructive interuterine environment, torticollis or preamture
- external molding
- a flat spot on the back fo the head due to positioning
- normal suture lines
- helmets to fix

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Skin Assessment of Peds

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color
lesions
rashes
abuse

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Ocular Assessment in Peds.

vision assessment when
when to optho

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Vision
- screening is vital!!!
- letahl conditions like retinoblastoma need to be picked up
- “windoe period” for vision to correct before perminant damange
- ages 6-8 is when they go to optho. but this is past the window to fix eye issues
- vision is essentail for dvelopment brain connections

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Occular Assessment
Eye exam includes what tests

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Eye exam
- vision screen
- visualacuity test: usually 3+ years
- red reflex
- external exam
- alignment and corneal light reflex
- motlitiy of EOM
- pupil exam
- fudoscopic exam 4+

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Occular Assessment
History

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History
- do they sit close to tv, interesting in books, fixate on objects
- eye crossing
- reddness or discahgerge
- photophobia
- family hx.? retinblastoma = screen in first degree realtives

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Occular Assessment
symptoms of potential vision loss

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treatment is to send to optho for all

Symptoms
- no eye contact in those > 8 weeks
- head tile/face turn
- unable to comply with age appropriate screenings
- tearing (nasolac. duct obstruction)
- photophobia
- squinting

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Occular Assessment
Visual Screenings and Tests

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Can they See?
- infants/toldders: get attention with toy and watch their fixation
- older kids: formal acuity test (3/4+)

Screening
- instrument bases
- autorefractors

Visual Acuity
- 0-2 monhts : blink to bright light and equal pupils
- 6-8 weeks: fixed and tracking
- 6months -2 years: fix and follow with one eye cover
- 3+ years old: can do the lea symbol
- older: can do the normal test with letters

difference in > 2 or more of the lines = referr to optho

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Occular Assessment

Red Reflex Testing

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Red Reflex
- view both eyes 2-3 feet away

distorted red reflex due to
- retine = retinoblastoma
- vitreous = hemorrhoage
- lens - catarcts
- cornea = scare

leukocorita: think retinoblasts
absernt refelx = ertinblastma or hemorrhgae

keep retinblastoma, viterous heomrrhage and cataracts high on suspiscion = urgern referral

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Occular Assessment
External Eye Exam

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inspection for…
- capillary hemiangiomas
- port wine stains = amblyopia

ptosis
- alone = refer to opthmo
- ptosis and miosis = neuroblastoma

examine for enlarged eye = pediatric glaucoma

hordeolum: acute and infalmmed
chalazion: chronic and hard ball

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Occular Assessment
Alignment

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newborns = can have stabismus but resolves by 2-4 months

pseudostrabismus can be due to epicantheal folds

Abnormal Aligment
- esodeviation : converge to middle (esotropia = visable in normal conditions, esophoria is not detecable when looking at both)
- exodeviation: diveerge to oute edges

Evaulate
- with cover, uncover test : for stabisus
- hirschberg testing: symmetry of corneal light reflex (look at light reflex directly in teh pupil)

Stabismus: always warrents a referral!!
- patching to fix, glasses or surgery

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Occular Assessment motility of EOM and nystagmus
Motlity of EOM can be tested the same: use toy instead of pen - abnormal: CN palsay Nystagmus - referr to optho.
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Occular Assessment Pupillary and fundoscopic exam
Pupillary - assess size, shape and symmetry coloboma: irregular pupil shape = refer can be due to genetic abnorms. Fundoscopic papilledema = increase ICP **Cherry red macula = Tay Sachs disease** **diabetic retinopathy**: screen 5 yeras post T1DM, can pick up undx. T2DM
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ENT Exam Hearing Exam
ENT: do last! most invasive for kids Hearing Exam - done in first month of life for formal testing - parents usually have good index of suspicion - **formal hearing test should be done before neonate leaves hospital** Screen at... - 4, 5, 6, 8, and 10 years (speech!) - 1 x between 11 and 14 - 1 x between 15 - 17 - 1 x between 18 - 21 - anytime parent is concerned - persistnet ear effeusions 0-2 months: clap = theyshould be startled 2-3 change in body movement reponses to sounds or famiai expression with familar sounds 3-4 turn and listen to voices 6-7 can same some thigns ## Footnote screening for hearing is done in schools!
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Ear Positioning for Assessment in peds ear pits/tags : check waht microotia
Ears - should draw line from eyes to ears and have top 1/3 of ear above - and 20 degrees rotated ear back Low set ears - trisopy 21 - trisomy 18 - treacher collins - beckwith wideman Ear pits and tags - can beislated, but also associted with genetic consitions - if you seen **ear pits and tags, check for hearing loss and renal anomilies** Microotia - graded I - Iv (most sever) Cup/Lop Ears = normal
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Nose and Throat Exam for Peds teeth neck masses
Nares patency palate and uvual integrity speech quality dentition!! : CHIP DOES cover dental Teeth - frsit should be between 6-10 months - watch for baby bottle decay of teeth NEck Masses: referral to ENT - thyroglossal: thyroid gland fails to fall to its position Cystic Hydroma 2nd branchical cleft cyst : emryonic remains
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Assessment: Chest Wall gynocomastic specifics
Abnroaml breasts nipple distance - turners syndrome gynecomastica - meds induced (dig, INH, cimetidine, antidep.) - breast tumor - adrenal or gonsal lesions - hypethyroid - klinefelters - severe renal/liver disease (estrogen cant clear) Exam of Gynecomastia - **do a testicualr exam!!!: testicaulr CA** - can be benigin and spontaneously regress - refer if they are prepubetal, under virilized, testicular mass, persisant longer than normal sexual maturation stages pectus excavatum (in) and carinatum (out)
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Assessment: Pulmonary
upper airway issue: inspiratory finding lower airway issue: expiratory finding *sounds transmit widely through chest in kids, difficult* Upper Airway - nose and stethescope sound will be equal - symmetric shoulds - harsh and loud Lower Airway - variable sounds - asymmetric - louder when in lower chest/abd.
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Assessment: Cardiovascualr infant v toddler signs Exam Murmurs
Cardiovascular Infants - dx. before leaving hospital - sweating, cyanotis with feeds = think this - poor weight gain or weight loss toddelrs/kids - simiarl to adult sx. - difficutl to keep up with peers! Exam - smaller scop - palpate brachial and femoral pulses simultaneously Murmurs Still Murmur: musical, **loudest in supine position, early systlic at LL sternal boarder** Physiologic Murmur (thingk high outflow state) **Systolic ejection murmus, heard at 2nd/3rd ICS** Venous Hum : **upper right sternal boared, decreasd with neck pressure or turning to the right**
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Assessment: Abd & GU
ABdomen - kids have pot belly but do good exam - liver and spleen margins are often palpable - kindeys easy to feel - bend knees or hand over hand GU - usually on inspection is needed: always exaplin what you are doing and why it sok for doctor and mom to see - sexual maturity rating - palpate testicles for position DRE onl for - rectal bleeding - sevre constipation - sometime for appendicitis - pelvic exam only for gyn compliants or abd.peliv pain
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Assessment: Neruo primitive refelx
Neurologic Exam Obeserve - moving hands and legs and neck spontaneously - wualitative assessment Examination Period - response to stimuli - strenght/motor test - CN test - Gait testing Primitive reflexes Palmar Grasp: 0-4 months Rooting: 0-4 Trunk incurvation : 0-2 Ventral suspention: 0-4 moro reflex: 0-4 stepping reflex: days-2 months
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Assessment: Ortho Barlow and Ortolani Scoliosis
Barlow - dislocates unstable hip - lay baby on back, hips and knees flex, hips are adducted in and downward pressure - click = + Ortolani - after barlow: see if you can relocate - thigh abducted, pressure on greater trochanters - clunk = + Scolisos - checked in schools - bend over and see from back
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Screenings Newborn and Immediate Nameia Lead BP TB lipids STIs HIV cervical
Newborn Screen Bilirubin at 12-24 hours CCHD ANemai - 12 months (routine) - 15, 18, 24, 30 = high risk (vegan or poor eater) - annually 3-18 if high risk Lead (defer if low risk) - screen if old home first - if + screen : 12, 24 months BP - age 3+ - early if risk TB - periodicall if at risk lipids - once between 9-11 years - once between 17-21 years - if high risk - more often STIs - adolescne if at risk HIV - **once 15-18** Cervical dysplasia - starting at 21
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Health Promotion family support healthy child Oral Health!!! Flouride specifics
Family Support - assess and help Healhy Child - early detection of developmental delays - parent encourge tummy time and reading Oral health - intervene and educate early before teeth come up - SES impacts oral health: caviteis = common - use floridein toothpaste and regular brushing - smear of paste for little ones, pea size for a little bigger Flouride - recommendations depend on municapline water supply flouride amounts - **flouride varinsih can be applied 3-6 months** for those at risk
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Health Promotion: Safety and Injuery Prevention
injury is most significant problem of children and teens leadsing cause of death under 19 Traffic Safety - car seats never in front seat Burn Prevention - smoke alarms - hot water < 120 Fall prevention - gates and crib rails - **AVOID USE OF WALKERS: THSES ARE NOT GOOD** Choking - toliet paper tube test - blind cords away Drowning Prevention - no buckets - surpervise baths BAck to sleep and infant CPR
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Toddlets/Preschoolers Traffic SAfety fall prevention
Traffic Safety - back seat care seats: weight height and age recommendations - forward facing only once 60 pounds - then to booster seat - no thick caots FAll PRevention - stair/windo gaurds - prevent furniture falls Posion Prvetion: storage of meds and know number to call Drowning - locks and swim safety lessons age 1-3
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SChool Aged Kids Traffic Safety
Traffic SAfety - booster seats and seat belts - back seat until at least 13 years old swim and spor safety - helments and portective equiptment
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Violence Prevention and Media USe
Violence Prevention - Bullying: encourgae child to identfy where to get help and help parents - monitor socail media Media use -**Screening: who monitors and how is it mointored** - how much are they using, tv in bedroom? under 18 months: no tech. 18-24 months: only high quality media with parent there 2 yeras: no more than 1 hours no screens at meals or 1 hour beofre sleep