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PED Physical Exam

PED Physican Exam

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Temperature Rectal temp most accurate at any age: mandatory under age 1, ideal up to age 3. Do not check on older child! other sites: oral, axillary, typanic. Nl can range from 97-100.3
BP checks usually start at age 3. Use correct cuff size. Considered nl when systolic and diastolic <90th percentile for child's age, sex and height.
HBP average SBP and/or DBP for age, sex and height ≥ 95th percentile
RR (infants: count for a full minute) 20-40 early childhood, 15-25 late childhood. Approaches adult levels by age 15 years.
HR radial pulses okay, brachial or femoral may be better in younger kids
Weight Baby - naked, use same scale at each visit
Height Measure lying down up to age 2
Head circumference Up to age 2 at each well child visit: Measure over occiput and just above eyebrowsgenetic factors influence head size
First step of further investigation for a high BMI: remeasure
General Survey: skin, hair and nails After first year of life exam techniques similar to adult exam, Look and feel for rashes. Common causes: bacterial infxn, atopic dermatitis, contact dermatitis, dermatophytic infxn
Nl BMI between 5th and 85th percentile
Overweight BMI Between 85th and 95th percentile
Screen visual acuity at every well exam starting at age 3. 1yr: 20/200, <4 yrs: 20/40. >4 years: 20/30
Nose inspection inspect turbinates for bogginess and edema (other signs of allergy, inspect for patency, polyps and foreign bodies
Mouth and Pharynx Examination gums, mucosal surfaces, posterior pharynx and teeth
nuchal rigidity nuchal rigidity more reliable sign of meningitis in children than classic meningeal signs
Heart exam sinus arrythmia nl. Murmurs are common: physiologic, up to 50% of all children, systolic, short, grade 3 of less, loudest at left sternal border
Diastolic murmur something to worry about
Murmurs that are not innocent are loud, harsh, or heard in diastole. associated with signs of malnourishment, associated with sx of heart failure, change with provocative maneuvers
Female Genitalia exam external genital exams annually. Document tanner scales, labia majora and minora flatten, frog leg position in parent's lap or on table. Speculum exam only when specific problem
Male Genitalia Exam Inspect penis (placement of urethral opening), palpate scrotum for both testes: cross legged technique (3% of neonates have an undescended teste, 2/3 resolve by 1 yr), Transilluminate scrotum if mass
hypospadias urethral orifice appears at some point along ventral surface of glans or shaft of penis.
Hydrocele serous fluid swelling in scrotum. will transilluminate unlike a hernia.
Varicocele enlargement of veins in the scrotum. Most often found after puberty. Although usually benign, warrant a urology referral, as sterility could be a problem, especially if found before puberty
Rectal exam not usually part of routine exam. Done if severe constipation, stool impaction, rashes, rectal bleeding, itching
bow legs genu varum, corrects by 2 years of age
knock knees genu valgum. corrects by 4 years of age.
age 8 is usually the age for referral if ____ has not corrected genu valgum or varum
Flat feet nl until age 3.
Tanner stage 1 breast elevation of papilla only
Tanner stage 2 breast breast buds, areola projects
Tanner Stage 3 breast Enlargement of breasts only
Tanner stage 4 breast enlargement and projection of areola and papilla as secondary mound
Tanner stage 5 breast adult breast. areola no longer projects separately from breast
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