Normal Development Flashcards

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What is the Moro reflex?

A

When you support head and ‘drop’ baby the arms should extent and abduct

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At what age would you expect a child to walk?

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12 months should be walking

18 months worry

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At what age should the Moro reflex disappear?

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Between 4-6 months

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When should the parachute reflex appear?

A

9 months

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What is the parachute reflex?

When does this appear?

A

Put arms out in front when falling forwards

5-6 months

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At what age should children be able to sit without support?

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6-8 months

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At what age should nocturnal enuresis stop?

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Age 3-4 years ond

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How common is enuresis in olde children?

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10% at age 5
5% at age 10
1% of teenagers

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By what time have 95% of infants passed meconium?

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48 h

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By that time after birth have 95% of infants micturated?

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24 h

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What percentage of birthweight is is normal to lose after birth?
And what is abnormal?

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5% normal

10% abnormal

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When should babies re gain weight if the have lost weight after birth?

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Bottle fed babies in 10 days

Breast fed by 3 weeks?

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What are the 4 categories of child development?

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Gross motor
Fine motor
Speech and language
Social

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What category does vision fit into in child development?

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Fine motor

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What category does hearing fit into in child development?

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Speech and language

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What is the normal age range to start walking?

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11-18 months

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What age is a neonate?

17
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What age is an infant?

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1month to 1 year

18
Q

What is the palmer reflex and when should it disappear?

A

When you stroke baby’s palm and it closes

Disappear at 3-4 months

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What is the rooting reflex? When should it disappear by?

This should also disappear at the same time as sucking reflex

A

Stroke cheek and baby’s mouth opens and moves towards it

6-8 weeks

20
Q

What is the lateral propping reflex?

When does this appear?

A

When sitting if you push the baby over they will put their arm out to prevent fall
7 months

21
Q

What is the most common cause of failure to thrive?

A

Environmental deprivation/ undernutrition

22
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What else can cause failure to thrive?

A
GORD
Coeliac disease
CF
Cardiac disease
Renal failure
23
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What is patau syndrome?

A

Trisomy 13

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What is Edwards syndrome?
Trisomy 18
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What features are seen in Down's syndrome?
``` Prominent epicanthal folds Single palmer crease Up slanting palpable fissures Protruding tongue Flat head Flat nasal bridge Decreased muscle tone Large sandal gap ```
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What is the mechanism behind congenital adrenal hyperplasia?
Enzyme deficiency resulting in decreased cortisol which stimulate the pituitary to produce ACTH causing overproduction of adrenal androgens
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How common is congenital adrenal hyperplasia?
1:5000
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At what age does a salt losing crisis occur in males with congenital adrenal hyperplasia?
1-3 weeks
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Where in the body are the testicles formed?
From the urogenital ridge near the kidneys
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What is the tissue that giude the testes down? | What tissue travels ahead?
``` Gubernaculum Processus vaginalis (part of peritoneum) ```
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Failure of the of the processus vaginalis to obliterate after birth may cause what?
Inguinal hernia | Hydrocele
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How common is an Inguinal hernia in boys?
1:50
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How do Inguinal hernias present?
Intermittent swelling of the groin or scrotum Or crying when straining / coughing Or as irreducible lump in the scrotum in infant with crying and vomiting