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Child Assessment

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QuestionAnswer
Systolic BP 1-7 yrs age in years + 90
Systolic BP 8-18 yrs 2 x age in years + 83
Dyastolic BP 1-5 years 56
Dyastolic BP 6-18 yrs age in years + 52
Axillary temp 1 degree less than oral
Rectal temp 1 degree higher than oral
Normal temp 98.6 degrees orally
Tympanic temp most accurate
Growth chart should stay steady between the 5th to 95th percentile
How long is head circumference performed til the age of 3
When checking the 6 cardinal fields look for nastagmus
Cranial Nerve III Oculomotor
Cranial Nerve IV Trochlear
Cranial Never VI Abducens
Testing extra occular muscles Cranial Nerve III,IV,VI tested together
Cranial Nerve II optic
vision before three months they say they see double
Vision for 3-4 yrs 20/40 (start screening for eye problems)
Vision by age 5 20/30
Cranial Nerve III Acoustic
Cranial Nerve I Olfactory
By what age should a child have all of his teeth 3yrs
Cranial Nerve X Vagus ( say aaahhhh and observe uvula)
Cranial Nerve XII Hypoglossal
Cranial Nerve IX Glossopharyngeal (gag reflex)
Cranial Nerve VII Facial (taste and facial movements)
Cranial Nerve XI Spinal accessory ( turn head against resistance)
Chest diameter at birth 1:1
Chest diameter for 1yr 1:1.25
Chest diameter for 6yr 1:1.35
Chest diameter for adolescent 1:2
S1 heart sounds closing of the tricuspid & mitral valve
S2 heart sounds closing of the aortic & pulmonic valve
Apical pulse for <7yrs 4th intercostal space
Apical pulse >7 years 5th intercostal space
Apical pulse < 4yrs left MCL
Apical pulse >4yrs medial to MCL
Grade I Heart Murmur Very faint (hardly able to hear)
Grade II Heart Murmur Quiet but heard easily (quieter than heart sounds)
Grade III Heart Murmur moderately loud (as loud as cardiac sounds)
Grade IV Heart Murmur loud palpable thrill
Grade V Heart Murmur very loud, maybe heard with stethoscope partly off chest
Grade VI Heart Murmur Very loud, can be heard with stethoscope entirely of the chest
0 pulse no pulse
+1 pulse difficult to palpate, thready and week
+2 pulse obliterated easy with pressure
+3 pulse Normal
+4 pulse bounding
0 Reflex no response
+1 reflex hyporeflexive
+2 relfex normal
+3 reflex hyperreflexive
Bicep reflex place thumb on bicep tendon (located in the antecubital fossa)-strike with pointed end of hammer hear-forearm may move and your thumb should feel the jerk
Triceps tendon reflex hold arm abducted and bent at elbow-strike tendon directly with pointed end-the forearm should move slightly
Quadriceps Reflex strike tendon just below the patella
Achilles reflex support foot in dorsiflexion position-tap achilles tendon and you should feel the foot move downward in your hand
Clonus reflex support the knee in a partially flexed position-with your hand -sharply dorsiflex the foot and maintain it in dorsiflexion-look and feel for rythmic oscillation between dorsiflexion and plantarflexion
Denver II a screening test that is used to detect children that might be slow in development-four parts- personal/social, fine motor adaptive, language, gross motor
Created by: jas067
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