FPC: adolescent patient Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

What age is considered the start of adolescent?

A

11-12

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2
Q

What happens emotionally in early adolescence?

A

Able to weigh several viewpoints

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3
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What happens in terms of morals in early adolescence?

A

Begin to understand right vs wrong beyond fear of punishment

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4
Q

What happens academically in early adolescence?

A

Begin algebra

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5
Q

What happens socially in early adolescence?

A

Mostly interested in same sex peer groups

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6
Q

What happens physically in mid adolescence?

A

Becoming more accepting of changing body

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7
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What happens emotionally in mid adolescence?

A

Strained parental relationships

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8
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What happens morally in mid adolescence?

A

Developing a personal code of ethics

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9
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What happens socially in mid adolescence?

A

Experimenting with affiliating with specific peer groups (cliques)

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10
Q

What happens sexually in mid adolescence?

A

May be dating and take part in same sex experimentation

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11
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What happens physically in late adolescence?

A

Less stable body image as physical changes slow down

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12
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What happens emotionally in late adolescence?

A

Less self-centered and capable of understanding delayed gratification

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13
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What happens morally in late adolescence?

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Focus of justice, patriotism, history

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14
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What happens academically in late adolescence?

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Future-oriented and focused on future plans

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15
Q

What happens socially and sexually in late adolescence?

A

Intimate relationships may become more important than peer relationships

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16
Q

What are some aspects of introduction in the adolescent interview?

A

Introduce yourself to the patient first and the caregiver if present, explain visit format

17
Q

What is involved in an adolescent well check HPI?

A

Diet, elimination, sleep habits, school, activities, behavior

18
Q

What is involved in the confidential history of the adolescent patient?

A

Screen for risk-taking behaviors and provide individual counseling

19
Q

What would make a conversation no longer confidential?

A

Someone presents a risk of harm to themselves or someone else

20
Q

What is a mature minor?

A

State law allowing patient to consent to medical care without parental consent

21
Q

What is the mature minor age?

22
Q

What pneumonic is used for social interview?

23
Q

What are the parts of the adolescent social interview?

A

Home, education/employment, activities, depression, substance use, sexual activity/sexuality

24
Q

What are some important things to avoid in the adolescent confidential interview?

A

Make assumptions about risky behavior, visibly react, lecture, make promises about not telling caregivers

25
What is true of breast tissue in a tanner stage 4 female?
The nipple and areola project to form a second mound above the level of the breast
26
What is true of pubic hair in tanner stage 3?
The hair is darker, coarser, and curlier. It has just started to spread on the pubic area and is not yet on the thigh
27
What is involved in the percentile for pediatric/adolescent HTN?
Age, height, sex
28
What is impairment in terms of abnormal behavior?
How the behavior impacts the ability to accomplish everyday tasks and avoid injury/legal consequence/social consequence
29
What are the 3 leading causes of unintended adolescent morbidity and mortality?
1. Intentional injury 2. Unintentional injury 3. Unintended pregnancy, STI
30
What are abnormal levels of adolescent high-risk behaviors?
1. Alcohol/drug use resulting in impairment 2. Sexual activities like unprotected sex, multiple partners, sex with drugs or alcohol 3. Depressive mood more than 2 weeks 4. Persistent self-harm thoughts or behaviors