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CMN 571-exam 1

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Universal Screening 2-5 days (1st week) 1month, 2month Metabolic screening & Hemoglobinopathy: Verify documentation of NB metab. screen, appropriate rescreening, and follow up DOCUMENT!! Hearing: must be complete by 1mo.; obtain hx if family has risk factors of hearing loss/impairment; identify any risk
Universal Screening 3 months No universal screening performed at this visit
Universal Screening 4 months No Universal Screening
Universal health Screening 6 months Oral health risk assessment(BF pg159) ask parents about them and their children's oral hygiene Risk group are those with: special health care needs; mom's c high caries; have caries, plaque, staining; sleep c bottle; breastfed thru night;low socioeconomi
Universal Health Screening 9 months Structured Developmental Screen Oral health risk assessment (BF pg 371)
Universal Screening 12 months Anemia: Hct or Hgb Leade: High prevalence area/ Medicaid
Universal Screening 15 Months NONE
Universal Screening 2-5 days (1st week) 1month, 2month Metabolic screening & Hemoglobinopathy: Verify documentation of NB metab. screen, appropriate rescreening, and follow up DOCUMENT!! Hearing: must be complete by 1mo.; obtain hx if family has risk factors of hearing loss/impairment; identify any risk
Universal Screening 3 months No universal screening performed at this visit
Universal Screening 4 months No Universal Screening
Universal health Screening 6 months Oral health risk assessment(BF pg159) ask parents about them and their children's oral hygiene Risk group are those with: special health care needs; mom's c high caries; have caries, plaque, staining; sleep c bottle; breastfed thru night;low socioeconomi
Universal Health Screening 9 months Structured Developmental Screen Oral health risk assessment (BF pg 371)
Universal Screening 12 months Anemia: Hct or Hgb Lead: High prevalence area/ Medicaid (pg 387)
Universal Screening 15 Months NONE
Universal Screening 18 Months Structured Developmental Screen Autism; specific screening (BF pg 410)
Universal Screen for 2 Years Autism specific screen Lead- High prevalence area/Medicaid (BF pg 423)
Universal Screening 2 1/2 years Structured develop. screen (BF pg 432)
Universal screening for 3 yrs Visual acuity measured with age appropriate measurement (HOTV chart, tumbling E, Snellen letter or numbers, picture tests ie. Allen figures, Lea symbols (BF pg 442)
Universal Screening for 4 yrs Visual acuity Hearing-audiometry (BF pg 453)
Active immunity resistance developed in response to infection with an agent resulting in antibody production;usually permanent;naturally acquired through exposure and infection;artificially acquired through immuniz.,Onset is 2-4 wks;duration is years to lifetime.
Passive immunity short term immunity through introduction of antibodies to a disease;Can occur naturally mother to the fetus;artificially acquired through injection of antibodies such as gamma globulin; onset 24 hours of the dose and duration is about 4-6 months.
Herd immunity vaccination of portion of the population (herd) helps prevent disease in the unprotected population.
Influenza vaccine can be given as early as 6 months of age
Vaccine Information Sheets (VIS) available for each vaccine given;required to give to parent prior to administration of vaccines;available in different languages
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