Exam 1 study Flashcards

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1
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what is done without disease and goal is to prevent disease from occuring

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primary prevention

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2
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what is it called if early treatment cannot make a difference, but this can make it seem as though screening has a benefit because patients live longer after diagnosis

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lead time bias

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3
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what is a screening test that can rule out disease if the test is negative

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Sensitivity

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what describes how well a study applies to patient who are NOT in the study

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generalizability (external validity)

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5
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what is the likelihood that a person with a positive test has the disease

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positive productive value

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6
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what type of vaccine is recommended for almost all newborns

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Hepatitis B vaccine

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what is the type of vaccine that has a killed version of the organism and is safe for patients with a weakened immune system

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inactivated vaccine

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8
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what type of vaccine is contraindicated in pregnancy

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live attenuated vaccine

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9
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what type of vaccine is recommended for all adults over 50 years old

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zoster vaccine

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10
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what is the vaccine against tetanus

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toxoid vaccine

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what is the first apparent sign of puberty in girls

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breast development

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12
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when does a girls first menstrual period occur

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about 6 months after the female growth spurt

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the pubic hair is adult type but covers less area than in adults and has not yet spread to the medial surface of thighs, what tanner stage is this considered

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Tanner Stage 4

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what tanner stage is the development of breast budding begin

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tanner stage 2 breast development

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15
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no puberty development by this age in boys is considered delayed puberty

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14 yo

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16
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what is done at every visit until 2 years of age

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head circumference

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17
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The corneal light reflex is used to help detect this in kids

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Strabismus

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18
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palpation of the femoral pulses during the pre-participation physical exam is done to asses what?

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coarctation of the aorta

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19
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what is the leading cause of death during teenage years

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unintentional injury

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20
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what is the screening tool used for adolescent depression

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PHQ2

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21
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when is HPV vaccine recommended

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recommended in early adolescence in both males and females to prevent cancer in the cervix as well as head and neck cancer

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22
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what part of the brain does not fully develop until the early 20s

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prefrontal cortex

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23
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what type of thinking is present at the beginning of adolescence

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concrete operational

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what type of screening grades do the USPSTF recommend against

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what should be done if the USPSTF grades it an A or B
Offer or provide service
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what is the formal tool used to assess development
developmental screenings
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what is the test commonly used to assess for autism
M-CHAT
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when should newborns be back to their birth weight
by 2 weeks
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what are three components of the PMH that are unique to children under 3 years old and should be routinely documented
prenatal history birth history newborn history
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at what point does the social smile begin
2 months
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when do they start looking briefly at objects
1 month old
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when do they begin to help dress and undress themselves
18 months old
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when do they begin to brush their teeth
4 years old
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when do they begin to look for hidden objects
12 months old
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when do they begin to babble
6 months old
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when do they begin to say 1 word other than dada or mama
12 months
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when are kids able to identify 2 or more body parts
18 months old
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when do children begin to vocalize with cooing
2 months
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when do they use words that are 75% inteligible to strangers
3 years old
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when are they able to lift their head and chest when prone
2 months old
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when are they able to stand without support
12 months
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when are they able to roll both ways
6 months
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when are they able to kick a ball
2 years old
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when are they able to pedal a trike, jump forward, child on and off a chair
3 years old
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what position are newborns hands
hands in firsts
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when are they able to use 2 finger pincer grasp
12 months
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when are they able to make a mark with a crayon
15 months
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when are they able to turn pages of books all by themselves
2 years
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what is the normal pulse range for a newborn
120-160bpm
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what is a birthmark associated with capillary-venous malformation in the eye and brain
port wine stain
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how many veins and arteries in a normal umbilical cord
two arteries, one vein
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what can a tuft of hair on the skin overlying the lumbosacral spine can be associated with
neural tube defect (closed spinal dysraprism)
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when is hearing loss screened
first 48 hours of life
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what test is used to screen for congenital heart disease
pulse oximetry
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how is scoliosis screened for
adams forward bend test
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at what age to we begin depression screenings for adolescence
12 years old
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what screening is no longer recommended for average risk children
lead screenings
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what are the 5 areas assessed with APGAR
heart rate respiratory muscle tone reflex irritability color/appearance