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Well Child Checks and Development Questions

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show Branch of medicine that cares for newborns, infants, children, and adolescents.  
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What are the main skills the Medical Assistant must have to be successful in Pediatrics?   show
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show APGAR test, newborn screening  
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show Appearance, Pulse, Grimace, Activity, Respiration  
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show 1,5,and 15 minutes  
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What scale does APGAR use?What is high/low?   show
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What does a newborn screening consist of?   show
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When do babies need to come in for Well Baby Checks?   show
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show They protect and help the child's body build antibodies (blocks) to many deadly or serious childhood diseases  
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If on schedule, when will most of a child's immunizations be complete?   show
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When are children most succeptible to serious diseases especially Haemophilus Influenzae B?   show
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show The temperature and storage manner are appropriate with the manufacturers instructions. Also check with the patient's parents to verify there are no allergies or other contraindications as to why a particular immunization cannot be given  
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If your patient is due for a vaccination, but you cannot give it, or they receive an immunization and the parents report a severe reaction, what must you do?   show
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show Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System  
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show Type of vaccine given, Lot number, manufacturer, expiration date, VIS given and revision date, dosage, route of administration, side effects reported, administration site, date of administration, date next dose due  
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show Neonate  
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What is the age range for Newborns?   show
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What is the average HR, and RR for Newborns?   show
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show Watch for the rise and fall of the abdomen.1 rise and 1 fall= one breath  
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show 2-6 urinary voidings  
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show 20/150  
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show They will squint or shut their eyes tightly when bright light is seen.  
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How do you know a Newborn is hearing properly?   show
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show Weight, Length, Head circumference, Temperature, Heart rate, Respiratory rate, physical development (milestones), give immunizations if necessary  
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show Ear infection or other undetected illness  
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What is the age range of the Infant group?   show
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If you need to obtain an infant BP, what do you need?   show
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What technique do you use if you cannot obtain an infant's BP with instruments?   show
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What changes should a baby's weight have made from birth to 12 months old?   show
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What are the main 4 methods for obtaining a body temperature reading?   show
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What is an oral temperature, what age group is it appropriate for and why?   show
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What is an aural temperature, what age group is it appropriate for and why?   show
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show Rectal temperature is taken in either suppine or prone position via the patient's anus. It is recommended (with caution) for infants and toddlers when other methods or routes are not advised. This is the most accurate gauge of temperature.  
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show Axillary temperature is taken in the armpit (axilla), it is advised for toddlers and preschoolers because it is safe and nonintrusive.  
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What age group would the Snellen vision test be given?   show
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show Lead poisoning  
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What social issues should be discussed during the Preschool stage?   show
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What are the average vitals for an Infant?   show
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show 70-120 HR20-30 RR80-112/50-80 BP  
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show 1-3 years or 12-36 months  
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show 3-6 years  
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What are the average vitals for preschoolers?   show
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show 6-12 years  
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show 70-110 HR16-20 RR84-119/54-80 BP  
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show 11-21 years(physician may prefer to cut off adolescents around 18, the social age of adulthood)  
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show 60-100 HR12-20 RR94-119/62-88 BP  
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What social issues would be addressed at a WCC for a School Aged Child that had not been previously?   show
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show illegal drug, tobacco, alcohol abuse, mental health, prescription drug abuse, domestic violence, sexual activity, contraception, STD prevention  
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