Pediatrics Flashcards

(60 cards)

1
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Inflammation of lungs

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Pneumonia

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2
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Sudden infant death syndrome

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SIDS

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3
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Enlargement of lymphoid tissue of nasopharynx

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Adenoid hyperplasia

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4
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Strep (chain)
Staph (cluster)
Enlarged tonsils
Rheumatic fever

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Tonisillitis

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5
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Red/ regular measeles

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Rubeola

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6
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Chickenpox

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Varicella

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7
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Affects bronchi

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Asthma

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8
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Enterobiasis

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Pinworm

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9
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Toxocariasis

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Roundworm

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10
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German measles

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Rubella

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11
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Coryza

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Common cold

Upper respiratory tract

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12
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Linked to chicken pox because if Aspirin being given

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Reyes syndrome

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13
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Whooping cough (DTaP)
Respiratory tract disease
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Pertussis

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14
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Acute, life threatening infectious disease
Membrane like coating on mucous membrane surfaces
(DTaP)

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Diptheria

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15
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Lock jaw

DTaP

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Tetanus

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16
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MMR

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Measles mumps rubella

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17
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IPV

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Inactivated polio vaccine

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18
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OPV

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Oral polio vaccine

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19
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Hib

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Haemophilus influenza B

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20
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DTap

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Diphtheria
Tetanus
acellular Pertussis

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21
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HBV

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Hepatitis B vaccine

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22
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Var

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Varicellq

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23
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TD

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Booster for tetanus and diphtheria

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24
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What might be done at a well child visit?

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Patient history

Physical examination

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What ages are well child visits done on children under 3?
1 , 2 , 4, 6, 9, 12, 15-18, 24 months
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How is the length of infant measured?
Inches
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How much growth will normal healthy infant show at end of one year in weight?
Double weight in first 6 months | Triple weight in 1 year
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Why and how is chest circumference measured on infants?
Nipple line Measured in CM Heart and lung development
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When does BP start on child? What is the importance?
3 years old | Help identify children at risk dir developing hypertension as adults
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Purpose of growth charts and what percentiles mean?
% compared to 100 other children | To help provide follow growth of child
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Significance of jaundice in newborn?
High level of bilirubin | Liver breaks down to be removed in stool
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What is PKU and when is test done?
Phenal ketone uria Can cause brain damage and mental retardation Done at birth and 1 week later if abnormal
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Are healthcare workers encouraged to receive influenza vaccine, why?
Yes, could help reduce illness to patients
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Inflammation around spinal cord
Meningitis
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What muscle is most commonly used in infants for injections?
Vastus lateralis (anterior lateral thigh)
36
Where is the gluteal muscle and why is it not used as an injection site in infants?
In the buttocks Sciatic nerve is too close to femoral artery Small and not well developed
37
What is BRAT diet?
For diarrhea | Banana, rice, applesauce, toast
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Why do we obtain urine specimens from pediatric patient?
Part of physical exam Assist on diagnosis of pathologic disease Evaluate effectiveness of therapy
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Inflamed windpipe
Epiglottitis
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Viral respiratory infection | 3months-3years
Croup
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What is Pku
Phenylketoneuria
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3 childhood GI disorders that are not diseases
Colic, diarrhea, vomiting
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Causes of childhood obesity?
Overeating and not enough activity
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Problems associated with childhood obesity?
Hypertension | Type 2 diabetes
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Qhat age should 1st well visit be?
1 month
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VIS
Vaccination information sheet | No lot #
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Medical record shows?
Lot # | Signature of parent
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2.2 kg
1lb
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Apgar
``` Muscle tone Skin color Respiration Heart rate Response to stimuli ```
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FTT
Failure to thrive
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Newborn vision
20/150 should be 20/20 by 6 months
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Tinea capitis
Scalp
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Tinea corporis
Ringworm
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Unguium
Nails, brittle and thick
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Tinea pedis
Athletes foot
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Tinea cruris
Jock itch
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Purpose of well child visit
Evaluate growth and development
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Signs of child neglect and abuse
Burns, bruises, head injuries, malnourished, poor hygiene
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Helminths
Worms
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Pruritus
Itching