Peds Assessment Flashcards

1
Q

double birth weight by when?

A

4-6mo

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2
Q

triple birth weight by when?

A

12mo

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3
Q

gain 6-8 lbs by when?

A

Second year of life

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4
Q

nutritional hx

A

weight, types of foods eaten, activities

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5
Q

developmental hx

A
baseline development (their nml), walking, talking, feeding themselves, toilet trained
puberty
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6
Q

growth chart for <2yo

A

world health organization (WHO) growth chart

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7
Q

growth chart for >2yo

A

center for disease control (CDC) growth chart

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8
Q

growth measurements up to 36mo (3yo)

A

recumbent length (“length” laying down), weight, head circumference up to 2yo

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9
Q

growth measurements after 37mo (3yo)

A

standing height, standing weight

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10
Q

head circumference

A

measured up to 2yo
around forehead in cm
typically equivalent to chest circumference

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11
Q

chest circumference

A

nipple level in cm

typically equivalent to head circumference

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12
Q

abdominal circumference

A

above belly button in cm

NOT measured below umbilicus d/t possible bladder distention

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13
Q

infant weight measurement

A

either weigh naked or weigh dry diaper, zero scale, and weight baby w/new dry diaper

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14
Q

infant/toddler vital signs measured in what order?

A
  1. count respiration before disturbing child
  2. count apical HR
  3. BP
  4. temperature
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15
Q

sites for BP measurement in children

A

brachial - common
radial
popliteal
tibial - common

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16
Q

temperature measurement

A

oral - best for older kids if they haven’t had fluids/food recently
axillary - 1 degree difference in accuracy
rectal - very accurate but also uncomfortable (only inserted 1/2-1in w/lubricant)

17
Q

fever in a child?

A

100.4 F

18
Q

palmar creases

A

may signal abnormality (down syndrome)

19
Q

observe for cranial assymmetry

A

fused coronal sutures, deviated nose, flattened head

20
Q

fontanels

A

anterior closes b/w 12-24mo
posterior closes b/w 6-8wks

bulging? may be fluid overload/head bleed
sunken? may be dehydrated

21
Q

oral assessment

A

number of teeth

color of teeth and gums

22
Q

hernias?

A

internal inguinal appears as “outie” umbilicus

external inguinal and femoral appear near groin

23
Q

“bowleg” genu varum

A

nml finding under the age of 2yo

24
Q

“knock-knee” genu valgum

A

needs to be assessed regardless of age