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Name the sutures of the skull
metoptic-in front of anterior fontanel

sagittal-posterior to anterior fontanel/separating parietal bones

coronal suture-transverse suture on either side of anterior fontanelle

lambdoid suture-transverse across posterior fontanelle
When does the anterior fontanelle close?
12-14 mos of age

(as early as 9 mos)
When does the posterior fontanelle close?
by 6 weeks to 2 mos
Head lag is normal until what age?
3-4 mos
what is Macewan's sign?
percussions of child's head with increased ICP reveals "cracked pot" sound
what is caput succedaneum?
subcutaneous edema over the presenting part of the head at delivery
usually over occiput and crosses suture lines
what is a cephalohematoma?
subperiosteal collection of blood - bound by suture lines
when does the lymphatic system mature?
10-12 yrs
what are some red flags re: lymph nodes
non-mobile/fixed
>3cm
solitary nodule
rapid growth
posterior cervical or supraclavicular
when is visual maturation achieved?
12-13 yrs
vision malleable until 8-10 then conditions that affect early visual development cannot be corrected
how do you check visual acuity in young child?
red reflex, blinking in response to bright light, tracking of objects
how do you check visual acuity in older child?
snellan (when achieves literacy) hotv, or tumbling E chart (pre kindergarten)
allen card (pics) 2-3
What is vision like in the newborn?
they are hyperopic (can see far better than close)
What does the 6 cardinal fields of gaze test test?
nystagmus
What does the corneal light reflex test do?
tests the balance of the extraoccular muscles- check if light show on both eyes at same place.
if failed do cover-uncover test
What is the cover/uncover test?
looking for occular alignment- strabismus-after uncovering eye see if it movers
esotropia-eye looks inward toward nose
exotropia-eye looks outward toward ear
What is leukocoria?
white reflex
For an otoscopic exam of ear in child <3-4 how do you position the pinna?
down and back

older kids up and back
What does the red reflex show?
clarity of posterior chamber of eye, receptivity to light and sensitivity of retina to light
means cataracts or retinoblastoma
What does the rinne and webber test do?
assess bone and air conduction
When do sinuses develop?
maxillary 4
sphenoid 5
ethmoid- 6
frontal- 12
how are tonsils graded?
1 visible
2 half way btwn pillar and uvula
3 nearly touching uvula
4 touching eachother