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RED FLAGS: Motor development
HEAD 4 M
SIT 8 M
STAND 12 M
WALK 18 M
Motor development normals:
6w head control
6m sit
8m crawl (85%)
10m cruise
12m walk
2.5 Y run/jump
RED FLAGS: Fine motor and visual
FIX/FOLLOW 3 M
REACH 6M
PALMAR 8M
MIDLINE 8M
PINCER 12M
Fine motor and visual normals:
6w fix and follow
4m reaching out
6m palmar grip
7m midline transfer
10m pincer grip
18m squiggles with crayon, tower building.
2y line, 3y circle, 4y cross, 5y triangle
RED FLAGS: Hearing and speech
STARTLE NEWBORN
VOCALISES 7M
BABBLE 10M
6 WORDS 18M
2 WORD-GROUP 2Y
3 WORD-GROUP 2.5Y
Hearing and speech normals
Newborn wakes and startles
4m vocalises and enjoys speech/laughter

7m turns head to sound
7m (da...da)
10m appropriate sounds (Dada)

12M 2/3 words + mama dada
18M 6-10 words, body parts
2Y 2 - 3 word group

3Y talks constantly, 3-4+ words per sentence, understands two stage command.
RED FLAGS: Social
SMILE 8W
STRANGER FEAR 10M
FEED (SPOON) 18M
SYMBOLIC PLAY 2.5Y
SOCIAL PLAY 3.5Y
Social, emotional and behavioural normals
6w smile
6-8 m finger feed
12 m wave bye bye, drink
18 m helps dress, spoon/bowl
2 Y symbolic play
2 Y potty daytime
3 Y social play/turn taking
Estimated weight calculation
0-12 = (0.5 x months) + 4

1-5 = (2 x age) + 8

6-12 = (3 x age) + 7
Neonatal/Infant Daily fluid requirement
150ml / kilo / day usually in 4-6 feeds.
Normal expected weight gain
AGE (m) Weight gain (g/w)
0-3 200
4-6 150
7-9 100
9-12 50-75
Weaning advice
1: 6-8M
Solid foods of negligible nutritional value.
No wheat content
No added salt/sugar
Avoid cow's milk
+ 500-600ml milk

2: 8-10M
Increase variety/volume
Raw fruit + soft veg
Iron rich foods
+ 500-600ml milk with some cow's

3. 1Y +
Cow's milk as main drink
3 meals a day
mashed family foods
500-600ml any milk
Immunisation schedule
2m DTaP, polio, Hib, PCV

3m DTaP, polio, Hib, Men C

4m DTaP, polio, Hib, Men C, PCV

1 Y: Hib, Men C

13m MMR + Pn

3.5 Y : DTaP, polio, MMR

12Y HPV female

13+ Tet, Dipth, Polio
Maintenance fluid in children over 24 hours:
100ml/kg for first 10kg
50ml/kg for next 10kg
20ml/kg for rest
Types of fluid resus.
.45% saline with 5% dextrose
.9% saline with 5% dextrose

.9% saline ("normal saline" for bolus)
Fluid bolus in children:
Given in SHOCK, stat.
20ml/kg
(10ml/kg in trauma)
Assessing clinical shock
low consciousness
pale/mottled skin
cold extremeties
tachycardia
tachypnoea
weak pulses
prolonged cap. refill
hypotension
Fluid replacement in SHOCK
Bolus (normal saline)
then reassess
If still shocked, bolus again etc

+Maintenance
+ 100ml/kg/24hr
0.9% saline with 5% dextrose
Fluid replacement in dehydration
Maintenance fluid
+ 50ml/kg/24hr
0.9% saline with 5% dextrose
How does paediatric BLS differ to adult BLS?
"sniff the morning air" child.
neutral infant

5 rescue breaths before CPR
Pyloric stenosis
2-7 weeks of age
PROJECTILE vomit
Otherwise well child
Hunger
Hypochloraemic alkalosis
Hypokalaemia
Intussusception
3m - 3y
Colicy pain (pale, curl up)
Sausage mass/distension
"Redcurrant jelly"
Shock
Peritonitis

USS Insufflation works in 75% (C/I in peritonitis)
25% surgical reduction
Hirschsprung's
M>F , 30% have FH
Assoc. with Down's
Neonatal (meconium failure)
Abdo distension
Vomiting

Rectal biopsy; surgery
Meningococcal emergency IM "Ben Pen" dosage in the community
< 1 year 300 mg
1 - 10 years 600 mg
> 10 years 1200 mg
Croup is most commonly caused by...
Parainfluenza virus
Epiglossitis is caused by...
Haemophilus Influenzae B
Adrenaline dose in anaphylaxis, paediatrics
< 6 years: 0.15ml 1 in 1,000

> 6 years: 0.30ml 1 in 1,000
Oral steroid for acute asthma exacerbation
Should be given to all children

20mg for under 5

30-40 for over 5