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What method of evaluation is used to detect microcephaly? Head circumference & compare to standard norms
A child’s head circumference should be measured to the closest? 1\4 inch
The first dose of MMR vaccine should be administered at what age? 12-15 months
In what illness or condition are dehydration and subsequent electrolyte imbalance of particular concern when the disorder occurs in children? Diahrrhea
During what period in a child’s life is weight gain the fastest in proportion to the child’s total weight? The first 6 months
Myringotomy may be required when a child suffers from what? Otitis media(ear infection)
What is a helpful approach to adolescent patient? Understand that teens are about appearance..a procedure would make them think about there looks
Tetanus is part of what immunization? Dtap, Diptheria, Diptheria, Tetanus pertussis
Routine head circumference measurements is recommended for children until what age? 3 years old
What is another name for chicken pox? Varicella vrus
Which common medication is not recommended for children, because it has been linked to a sometimes-fatal disease? Aspirin
What is called a middle ear infection? Otitis media
Colic in an infant is most often characterized by what? Abdominal pain, crying
T/F : A child that has passed more than 6 stools in the past 36 hours should be seen in the office? True
Failure to thrive may be diagnosed if what? Considered failure to thrive if below 3rd% weight physical problem /disease, relationship problem w/ parent
What varicella vaccine usually is administered to children in what age group? 12 to 18 months
What is the best method of preventing Reye’s syndrome? Children with viral infections should not be given aspirin products
Indicators of dehydration in children do not include? Lack of tears, few wet diaper, weight loss
Treatment recommendations for children with pediatric diarrhea and or dehydration ? Oral rehydration small amounts of pedialyte or infalyte which is offered every 15 minutes
By the age of 3, the child’s vocabulary consists of what? Over 2,000 words
When is skeletal growth in girls complete? 15 to 16
Growth and development in children is determined by what factors? Development, growth, genetics, nutrition, environmental factors, disease motor, mental, social languages skills
During what phase of growth does a child gain almost half of his or her adult weight, and the skeleton and organs double? Adolescent period 12 to 18 years
Possible signs that an adolescent may be considering suicide include what? Give away prized possessions, change in behavior withdraw from friends and family such as sexual promiscuity
What is the leading cause of death and injury in adolescents? The leading cause of death and injury in adolescents is motor vehicle accidents suicide third leading cause
Which infectious disease is caused by parvovirus B19 with outbreaks most common in the winter and spring? Fifths disease
Updated clinical guidelines for the diagnosis and management of otitis include what? Antibiotics for severe symptoms or with infection in both ears. For nonsevere observe in 48 to 72 hrs
What vaccine responses should be reported to the physician immediately? High fever, breathing issues, headaches, seizures
Studies have shown that a child who is obese between the ages of what has an 80% chance of becoming an obese adult. 10 and 13
The flu vaccine is recommended for any child age 3 months or older. False
Skeletal growth in girls is completed between ages 15 and 16, and in boys between ages 17 and 18. True
Infants with diarrhea should be weighed with the diaper on to prevent transmission of potentially infectious materials. False
Immunization with varivax may prevent the development of shingles in the future. True
Children who are allergic to eggs cannot be vaccinated against chickenpox. True
The CDC recommends annual flu vaccinations from all healthy children from ages 6 months up to the 19th birthday and for their caregivers as well True
Newborn typically are given the first dose of HBV vaccine before they are discharged home. True
In pediatric patients, the normal range for the pulse rate increases as age decreases. True
The medical assistant is not responsible for reporting child abuse to appropriate authorities. False
A newborn’s respiratory rate should be around 20 breaths per minute. False
Adolescents stop growing when the epiphyseal plates of the long bones have fused. True
Infants are expected to triple their birth weight within 6 months. False
Current pediatric growth charts can be downloaded from the FDA’s website. False
Children are considered over weight if the BMI-for-age is between the 85th and 94th percentiles, they are considered obese if the BMI is at or greater than 95th percentile. True
Fifths disease is caused by coxackievirus and results in ulcer formation in the mouth and throat. False
If a child has severe diarrhea, the parents should stop feeding the child to protect the GI tract from damage False
Overweight and obese children may have sleep apnea True
Colic can be a long term GI disorder that persists through the toddler years. False
Repeated episodes otitis media may be due to childhood allergies True
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