Intro to Paeds Flashcards

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Average weight of healthy newborn?

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2.5kg-4.5kg

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Puberty in Girls and Boys

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Puberty – 11-12 to 15-17 girls 12-13 to 16-17 boys

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Weight gain and Average daily weight gain of full-term newborn

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Weight gain: neonate generally lose 5-8% (max 10%) weight during 1st 2-3 days of life which is regained by the 10th day
• Average daily weight gain: 30g within 1st 3 months

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Define LBW

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Low birth weight (LBW) is defined as an absolute birth weight of less than 2500g regardless of
gestational age

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Define Large and Small for Gestational Age

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Large for gestational age is defined as a birth weight greater than the 90th percentile for age in pre-term, term or post term
• Small for gestation age is defined as a birth weight lower than the 1oth percentile for age in a preterm, term of post term infant

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Prematurity define by what week?

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Occurs before the stat of the 37th week

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What does the APGAR Scoring System encompass?

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Breathing effort
Heart rate
Muscle tone
Reflexes
Skin color
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Moro Reflex?

  1. Explain it
  2. when does it occur and disappear
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  1. Most imp reflex easy to elicit is head drop method
  2. Can be elicited in all infants during 1st 12w
    - > disappears by 6 months of age
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Moro Reflex Absence

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Absence:
compromised condition or disorder including
birth injury, severe birth asphyxia,
intracranial haemorrhage, infection, brain malformation,
general muscle weakness of any cause
and spastic type of cerebral palsy

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Moro Reflex Asymmetry

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• Asymmetry: of local injury, to peripheral nerve or clavicle fracture

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Moro Reflex Retention

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• Retention: mental retardation w/o motor disturbance incl downs and severe brain malformation

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Palmar Grasp Reflex

appears when?

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During 1st 3m, disappearing by 6m

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Palmar grasp refelx absence shows?

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peripheral or spinal cord invl especially regarding symmetrical responses

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Rooting reflex appears when? and helps with what?

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It disappears around 3-4 months of age – becomes voluntary head turning
• Helps baby locate mother’s nipple w/o her directing the baby’s mouth

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Sucking and Swallowing Reflex disappears when?

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when voluntary feeding is achieved

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Eye blink reflex appears when?

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Starts to appear at 3-4 months of age, so it’s expected to be absent in a new-born
• Its present in all 1y/o children and is permanent

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Tonic Neck Reflex appears and disappears when?

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emerges at 18th week in utero and dimnishes completely 3-6 months after birth.

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Glanat reflex = Spinal Reflex

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should disappear 3-9 months

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Babinski Reflex disappears when?

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8months -2 years

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Neonatal Normal Weight Loss?

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Considered normal:
o In the 1st 5-7 days of life
o 5% weight loss for a formula-fed
o 7-10% weight loss for breastfed
• The birth weight should be regained by most babies by 10-14 days
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Physiological Jaundice

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appears in 50-70% of full tern new borns and in 80% of preterm and it disappears between 7-14 days

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Levels of Physiological Jaundice in Full-term

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In full term new-borns it usually appears at the end of the second days of life, the mean bilirubin
level is 10-12mg/dL at the end of 3rd day and the peak bilirubin level is 12mg/dL in the 4th day

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Levels of Physiological Jaundice in pre-term

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In preterm infants t usually appears between day 3-4 the mean bilirubin level is between 10-
12mg/dL in the 5th day and the peak bilirubin level is 15mg/dL in the 7th day

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Non physiological jaundice

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Jaundice occurs less than 24hr after birth w bilirubin level > 7 mg/dL
• Bilirubin level rise at a rate greater than 5 mg/dL/24hr or 0.5 mg/dL/1hr

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Neonatal stool - Meconium
must be passed within 24hr
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Meconium ileus indicates what?
cystic fibrosis/ hypothyroidism and hirschsprungs disease
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Difference between IUGR and LGA
in IUGR there are features of malnutrition
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Neonatal Stool
Passed within 12/24 hours and red orange colour
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Annual growth of body during preschool period of deveopment? (4-6years)
6-8 cm in height and 2kg in weight
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When is growth more intense for boys and girls?
boys 3-6 years and girls 3-4 years
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What are the biological limits of a school aged child?
appearance of 1st permanent tooth 1st visible sign of puberty. (Slowest throughout childhood growth rate.)
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Weight gain in school aged child?
3-3.5 kg and 6cm per year.
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When does the frontal sinus appear?
7 years old
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What is jump school?
accelerated growth in both sexes at 7-8 years due to lifestyle changes and increased number of stimulus acting on CNS due to school
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Physically, puberty includes 3 components, name the three?
Morphologic maturity Functioning systems and organs physiology ability to create germ cells
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When does puberty begin in boys and girls?
boys- 10-14 and girls 10-13
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Weight gain and height during puberty?
Weight: 2kg per year Height: 7-8cm in girls and 10cm in boys per year.
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Early onset of puberty in girls occurs when? beigns at X and peaks at Y
``` X= 10y Y= 12 ```
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Early onset of puberty in boys occurs when? beigns at X and peaks at Y
X=12 | Y=14
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What is the Tanner scale?
allows the determination of stages of sexual maturity of child, teens and adults based on morphologic features.
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What is Gynecomastia?
Enlargement of breasts in men due to growth of glandular fat and fibrous tissue
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Causes of gynecomastia
increased free oestradiol- testosterone in plasma.
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Pathologic gynecomastia
obesity, hyperparathyroidism, cirrhosis and CRF
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What is Acceleration of Development?
Mean intergenerational accelerated development and maturation.
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Causes of acceleration of development
progress of civilisation, improving nutrition, development, mixing population and development of medicine and exchanging genes
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problems related to acceleration
imbalance between physical and intellectual and emotional maturation, posture defects, earlier myopia.