Peds Physical Exam Flashcards

(52 cards)

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principles of development?

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  1. predictable path
  2. range of normal development is wide
  3. various factors affect child development & health
  4. development levels determines how you conduct the HPI/PE
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when to perform physical exams?

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every few months until 4 yo, then annually through middle childhood & adolescence until adulthood

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3
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newborn

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0-28 days

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infant

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0-12 months

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5
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toddler/early childhood

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1-4 yrs

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school-aged / middle childhood

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5-10 years

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adolescence (11-20)

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early, middle, late

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what is neonatal resuscitation?

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warm, dry, suction

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APGAR

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appearance (color)
pulse
grimace (reflex irritability)
activity (muscle tone)
respiratory (effort)
*you want 2s in all categories / assign at 1 min & 5 min

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what is given immediately after birth?

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-erythromycin ointment in eyes
-Vit K to prevent bleeding
-full bath

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ballard scoring system

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neuromuscular activity (square window, scarf sign) + physical maturity (skin, lanugo, plantar surface, ear recoil)

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neonatal intake

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  • q2-3 hours
  • breastfeeding w/ some colostrum
  • formula 15-30 ml
    *normal to lose 7-10% weight first few days of life
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neonatal output

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-6-8 voids per day by day 4-5
-initial stools = meconium (should stool within first 24 hrs of life)
-breast fed = yellow, seedy
- formula = green-yellow

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physiologic jaundice

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“normal”
-in 1/2 all newborns
-appears on 2nd & peaks on 5th day
-disappears within a week

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pathologic jaundice

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*risk of kernicterus
any jaundice within first 24 hrs = pathologic
-breastfeeding jaundice
-ABO incompatibility/Rh
-cephalohematoma
-infection
-enzyme deficiencies

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hospital discharge after birth?

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  • 2 days after vaginal delivery
    -3 days after C section
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what needs to be done prior to discharge?

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  • Hep B immunization
    -hearing screen
    -1st newborn screening blood test
    -circumcision
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18
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what is the expected weight gain?

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1 ounce per day
-should be back to birthweight by 10-14 days

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common issues in early infancy?

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-congestion
-constipation
-colic (fussy, crying, usually in evenings - use white noise, car rides / resolves by 3-4 months)

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infant developmental milestones?

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  • babbling @ 6 months, 1-3 words @ 1 yr
    -6 mos recognize strangers
    -9 mos stranger anxiety, object permanance
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infant developmental milestones?

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  • babbling @ 6 months, 1-3 words @ 1 yr
    -6 mos recognize strangers
    -9 mos stranger anxiety, object permanancet
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toddler milestones

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-after 2 yrs gain 2-3 kg & 5 cm per year
-2 yr old = 2 word sentence
-3 yr old = 3 words sentences
-by 4 yrs speech is 100% understandable to all
-temper tantrums are common

23
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head injury in neonate

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  • caput succedaneum crosses suture lines
    -cephalohematoma does not
24
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plagiocephaly

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positional deformity of skull

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craniosynostosis
early fusion of sutures
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fontanelle closure?
-anterior: larger and 18m-2 yr -posterior: smaller & 1-2 mos
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infant seborrheic dermatitis
"cradle cap" -scaling of scalp or eyebrows
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eyes exam
-cover/uncover test 9 mo-3 yo -formally assess visual acuity starting at 3 yrs
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ear exam
-otitis externa -otitis media (kids have wider, shorts tubes compared to adults which predisposes them to infection)
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mouth/throat exam
observe philtrum, vermillion border, tongue, cleft pallate -usually 1 tooth for each month b/n 6-26 mos
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neck exam
thyromegaly, lymph nodes, torticollis
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CV exam
-brachial & femoral pulses b/l, PMI, murmurs -BP not measured in kid under 3 yo
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neonate HR & RR
40-60 breaths 120-160 beats
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lung exam
-periodic breathing in infants -apneic = <15-20 sec pause -skin color, retractions, grunting, nasal flaring, ascultation
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abdominal exam
auscultate, percuss, palpate -spleen should not be palpable
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GU exam
labial adhesions or discharge descended testicles, hydroceles, urethra position *do not forcible retract foreskin in uncircumcised infants -rectal exam using pinky
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MSK exam
-obvious deformities, edema, muscle wasting, calluses, ROM, scoliosis -* normal to have increased lumbar concavity & decreased thoracic convexity, protuberant abdomen, bowlegged/knock kneed
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hip exam
-ortolani test: for post dislocated hip that you attempt to reduce -barlow test: ability to sublux or dislocate intact but unstable hip
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neuro exam
gross assessment unless concerned otherwise -primitive reflexes -gross CNs -strength & muscle tone
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primitive reflexes
-palmar grasp: place finger in hand and they grasp finger (B-4 mo) -moro (startle): hold supine support head, quickl lower feet & move arms (cry or not) (B-4 mo) -rooting: stroke perioral skin, mouth opens & turns head toward side stimulated (B-4 mo) -parachute: suspend prone & lower head to surface, extrems then extend (4 mo, doesn't disappear)
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skin exam
-rashes = atopic dermatitis -color = pink vs cyanotic -lesions = mongolian spots, nevi, hemangiomas
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impetigo
honey crusted lesions, commonly from staph -tx with abx cream
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ringworm
tinea infection -elevated red rings with central depression
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school aged children
-consider bullies, school performance, special ed, behavioral issues -puberty / body changes
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adolescent
-pt gowned & on table -give pt option of asking parent to leave room during HPI & most PE -need chaperone for breast & GU exam
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early adolescent
10-14 yo -puberty begins -concrete operational cognition -social identity is important
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middle adolescence
15-16 yo -females more comfortable than males -insight developed -independence-limit testing, experimentation, dating
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late adolescence
17-20 yo -adult appearance -formal operational cognition future oriented
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HEADSS approach for teens
H - how are things going at home? E - how is school going? A - do you or your friends drink etoh? D - do you or your friend do drugs? S - sexual activity S - suicidal thoughts (depression screening)
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tanner stages of sexual maturity ratings (SMR)
-description of development of secondary sex characteristics
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Tanner Female
1. preadolescent, nipple elevation only, no pubic hair 2. elevation breast/nipple as small mound, sparse pubic hair growth 3. further enlargement, darker, coarse pubic hair 4. projection areola/nipple, coarse & curly pubic hair as in adults 5. projection of nipple only, hair adult in quantity & quality
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Tanner Male
1. preadolescent 2. sparse pubic hair, no penis enlargement, larger testes 3. darker pubic hair, longer penis, enlarged tests/scrotum 4. coarse & curly pubic hair, enlarged penis, further enlarged testes/scrotum 5. adult quant/quality of hair, adult penis & testes