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Neonate VS (1-28 days)
HR 110-160
R 32-60
BP 82/46

-respirations irregular
-short periods of apnea
-diaphragm and abdominal
Toddler VS (1-3)
HR 100
RR 26
BP 99/64
Preshool VS (3-5)
HR 90-100
RR 25
BP 85/60-90/70
School-Age VS (5-12)
HR 75-115
RR 20-25
BP 106/69/117/76
Adolescent VS (12-18)
Near adult levels

HR 60-100
RR 12-20
BP 120/80
Primative Reflexes
AKA newborn reflexes

-Moro
-Stepping
-Rotting
-Tonic Neck
-Babinski
-Palmer
-Planter
-Suck
-Truncal Incurvation
-Anocutanous
Protective Reflexes
-Last thru life

-Blinking
-Parachute
-Gag reflex
-etc
Moro Reflex
-birth to 4 months

-baby reaches out protectively if "dropped"
-this is what monkeys do to stay with mother and in trees
Tonic Neck
AKA Fencing Reflex
-birth to 3-4 months

-turn infants head and it will do a "fencer" pose with arm extended in same direction as head turned
Palmer Grasp Reflex
-birth to 3-6 months

-will grasp what is placed in palm
-again this is to "hold on" to mom
Plantar Grasp Reflex
-birth to 8-10 months

-wraps toes around object in foot
-"holds on"
Sucking Reflex
-32 weeks gestation to 36 then to 3-4 months

-premature infants have issues
Rooting Reflex
-birth to 3-4 months

-turns head when cheek is touched
Babinski Reflex
-birth to 18 months

-toes out turns foot in
Stepping Reflex
-birth to 6-8 weeks

-"walks" with help
Truncal Incurvation Reflex
AKA Galant Reflex
-birth to 2-4 months

-run finger down spine when prone baby curves to that side
Extrusion Reflex
-birth to 4 months

-sticks out tongue when object in mouth
-must be gone b4 "feeding solids"
Anocutaneous Reflex
AKA anal wink
-birth to first few weeks??
Parachute Reflex
-9 months to forever

-arms out if "falling" forward
closure of posterior fontanel
2 months
No head lag
4 to 5 months
doubled birth weight
6 months
tripled birth weight
12 months
anterior fontanel closed
12-18 months
birth length increased by 50%
12 months
smiles socially
2 months
turns head to locate sound
3 months
can turn/roll over
5 to 6 months
plays peek-a-boo
6 months
transfers object to hand
7 months
Stranger anxiety
7 to 9 months

reappears at???
sits unsupported
8 months
crawls
10 months
waves bye-bye
10 months
laughs in response to stimuli
4 months
walks with help
10-12 months
says a few words
AND
"mama"/"dada"
12 months
birth weight X4
30 months
can throw a ball overhand
18 months
kicks a ball
24 months
feeds self with spoon and cup
2 years
daytime toilet training started at
2 years
can speak 2-3 word sentences
2 years
3-4 word sentences
3 years
able to state first and last name
2.5-3 years
average height and weight gain in preschooler (3-5)
5lbs and 2.5-3 inches/year
can use scissors
4 years
able to tie shoes
5 years
20/20 vision
preschool age
5-8 word sentences
preschool age
50% adult height by
2 years
girls growth spurt
10 years

finish growing at 15
boys growth spurt
14

finish growing at 17
Autosomal Recessive Diseases
-Huntington's
-sickle cell amemia
-cystic fibrosis
-PKU
-Marfans
-Polydactyl
-Anchondroplasia
-Polycystic Kidney dz

50% chance if 1 parent has trait
X-linked recessive Diseases
-Muscular Dystrophy
-Hemophilia A

-Females are carries=never have dz
-Males have dz but cant pass it on
-25% chance =child with dz
-25% chance=carrier
Scoliosis
-Milwauke Brace 23 hrs a day
-Log rolling
Trisonomy 21
-Down Syndrome

-simian creases on palm
-hypotonia
-protruding tongue
-upward slant to eyes
Cerebral Palsy
-scissoring
-feed upright and support jaw
PKU
-leads to MR
-Guthrie Test
-Aspartame (Nutrasweet)
Hypothyroidism
-leads to MR
-"good, quiet baby"
-large posterior fontanel
-umbilical hernia
-prolonged jaundice
-thinning hair
-cold intolerance

TX=prevents cretinism
-Levothyroxine
Myelomeningocele
-cover with sterile water
-no pressure
Hydrocephalus
signs of ICP
opposite of shock

SHOCK
-increased pulse/decreased BP

ICP
-decreased pulse/increased ICP
+ altered LOC
Muscular Dystrophy
-x-linked recessive
-waddling gait
-hyper lordosis
-Gowers sign
-fat(pseudohypertrophy) of calves
-walks up legs when standing (Minors sign)
Meningitis -bacterial
LP=increased WBCs,protein,IICP
and decreased glucose

-may lead to SIADH(too much ADH)=water retention, fluid overload, dilutional hyponatremia
Cystic Fibrosis
-sweat test
-salty skin
-fatty stools
-enzymes on food
-low carb,high protein, mod-high fat
-autosomal recessive
-meconium ileus at birth
-fat soluble vitamins
-1.5X normal calories
Children with Rubella
-threat to MOM if PREGNANT

-can get 7 days before and 5 days after rash
MMR vaccine
-eggs
-neomycin
-not if pregnant

12-15
4-6 years
11-12 years

SQ
Immunization side effects
T 102
-redness, soreness for 3 days
-bicycle legs
-Tylenol

-call PCP if...
seizures,high fever, high-pitched cry
All cases of poisoning
-CALL poison control center
-DO NOT USE IPECAC
Epiglottitis
-H. influenza B
-upright, chin and tongue out
-may see tripod position
-prepare for INTUBATION
-DO NOT put anything in mouth
-mass on x-ray
RSV
Respiratory Syncytial Virus

-contact precations
-private room
-mist tent for O2
-Ribavirin
-not so bad for adults but is in kids
-watch out for older siblings
Acute Glomerulonephritis
-after Strep B antigen
-antibody complexes CLOG glomeruli
-reduces GFR
-DARK URINE
-proteinuria
Wilm's Tumor
-large kidney tumor
-DO NOT PALPATE
Tracheoesophageal Atresia
-3 C's of TEF
-coughing
-chocking
-cyanosis
Cleft Lip Palate post-op
-on side
-Logan Bow
-elbow restraints
Congenital Megacolon
AKA Hirschsprung's dz
-no ganglion cells in colon
-no peristalsis
-suspect if no meconium in 24 hrs
-and RIBBON-like FOUL smelling stools
Iron Deficiency Anemia
-Iron on empty stomach w/juice
-Vit C
-NOT WITH MILK
-dropper or straw to prevent teeth stain
-Tarry stools
-limit milk to 32oz/day
Sickle Cell Disease
-hydration most important
-stress/heat/illness=trigger
-more common in AA

CRISIS=
-fever
-abdominal pain
-painful swollen hands/feet
(hand-foot syndrome)
-arthralgia
Tonsillitis
-often Strep B
-get PTT and PT Pre-Op
-suspect bleeding if coughing,swallowing,clearing throat
-no red liquids or straws
-no citrus etc
-ice collar and soft foods

Risk for hemorrhage
-first 24 hours
-5-10 days after when scabs fall off
Primary Meds for ER respiratory distress
-Sus-phrine(Epinephrine HCI)
-Theophyline(Theo-dur)
-Bronchodilators
RR newborn
30-60
RR 1-11 months
25-35
RR 1-3 years
20-30
RR 3-5 years
20-25
RR 6-10 years
18-22
RR 11-16 years
16-20
Acyanotic Heart Defects
-Ventricular Septal Defect VSD
-Atrial Septal Defect ASD
-Patent Ductus Arteriousus PDA
-Coarctation of the aorta
-Aortic Stenosis

-PDA
-machine-like murmur
-antiprostogladins to close in neonatal period ONLY
3 T's of cyanotic heart dz
-Tetralogy of Fallot
-Truncus ateriosis
-Transposition of the great vessels
-MIXING OF BLOOD
-polycythemia common
Tetralogy of Fallot
-unoxygentaed blood into aorta
-pulmonary stenosis
-ventricular septal defect
-overriding aorta
-right ventricular hypertrophy

spells relieved by squatting or knee chest
Rheumatic Fever
Aquired heart dz
-affects aortic and mitral valves
-beta hemolytic strep infection
-erythema marginatum rash
-high ASO titer and ESR
-chest pain, SOB
-migratory large joint pain
-tachycardia even when sleeping
-TX w/penicillin G
Trousseau's sign
-carpal spasm via BP cuff
-hypocalcemia
-hypoparathyroidism
Chvostek's sign
-facial spasm after facial nerve tap
-hypocalcemia
-hypoparathyroidism
Ulcerative Colitis
bloody diarrhea
Pyloric Stenosis
-olive-shaped mass in epigastric
-projectile vomitting
Intussiception
-current jelly stool
-sausage-shaped mass in RUQ
Mantoux Test
-for TB
-+ if 10mm induration 48hrs post
-previous vaccine for BCG= +
Systemic lupus erythematosus
butterfly rash
Acute Pancreatitis
-Cullens sign=periumbilical discoloration

-Turner's sign=blue flank

-fetal position
-board-like abdomen
-self digestion of pancreas by trypsin
Murphy's sign
-pain on palpation during inspiration
-GB or Liver dz
Brain Tumor
-headache more severe when waking
-vomiting but NO nausea
Multiple Sclerosis
-IG bands on electrophoresis
-bowel/bladder function
-demyelination
-weakness starts at top

TX
-ACTH
-coticosteriods
-Cytoxan
-immunosupressives
Hodgkins
Reed-Sternberg cells
Rubeola
AKA Measles
-Koplik spots
-vitamin A
Droplet Precautions
-wear MASK

-Sepsis
-Scarlet Fever
-Strep
-5ths dz(parvo B19)
-Pertussis
-Pneumonia
-Influenza
-Diptheria
-Epiglottitis
-Rubella
-Rubeola
-Meningitis
-Mycoplasma
-Adenovirus
-Rhinovirus
-RSV
Respiratory Isolation
TB
infant-bodily injury
remembers pain after 6 months
toddler-bodily injury
intrusive procedures
preschooler-bodily injury
mutilation
school-age-bodily injury
loss of control of body
adolescent-bodily injury
body image
DTaP vaccine
2 months
4 months
6 months
12-18 months
4-6 years

NOT past 7th birthday
-given Td 10 years after last DTaP

NOT
-enchephalopathy w/7 days after last
-hx of seizures
-neuro symptoms after last
IPV vaccine
-recommended for all under 18yrs
-SQ or IM

6 months
9 months
18 months
4-6 years

NOT if
-neomycin
-streptomycin
DaTP/Hib combo
-should be used as primary
2,4, or 6 months
Hib
-IM
-if at risk AFTER age 5

2 months
4 months
6 months
12-15 months

protects against bacteria...
-epiglottitis
-bacterial meningitis
-septic arthritis
-etc
Hep B vaccine
IM
-given to newborns
-all 0-18 years

-2 months
-4 months
-6-18 months
-11-16 years


NOT if....
-common baker's yeast
Varicella vaccine
-must be OVER 12 months
-12 to 18 months

give with MMR on SAME day OR 30 days apart

safe for HIV if NO symptoms
Pertussis
AKA Whooping Cough

-lasts 4-6 weeks
TX=erythromycin
lund browder chart
to assess burns in children
Bronchiolitis
-RSV
-isolation
-mist tent

Synagis (palivizumab) for immunocompressed to prevent
Digoxin in kids
0.8-2ng/ml

-hold if bradycardia

-vomiting
-anorexia
-diarrhea
-abdominal pain
hypokalemia makes it worse
at bedside when using
l-asparginase
-Epi
-O2
DKA insulin
given in normal saline
fractures r/t child abuse
spiral
HgB -newborn
14-24 g/dl
HgB-Infant
10-15g/dl
HgB-child
11-16g/dl
Kawasaki Disease
-vasculitis
-pancarditis (all heart structures)

ECHO=ectasia-dialation of vessel

-strawberry tongue
-1st sign=HIGH fever 5+ days
-more common in Japan
-use soft toothbrush
Monro-Kellie Hypothesis
-once sutures in skull close
-noncompressable contents
-brain 80%
-blood 10%
-CSF 10%

if 1 component increases then another area MUST decrease or
ICP WILL INCREASE
Normal ICP
-adult 3-15mmHg
-child 0-10mmHg

want it less than 20mmHg
s/s of ICP

late s/s

in infant
-LOC
-pupilary reaction
-weakness/headache
-----------------------------------
-severe LOC
-VOMITING
-change in VS
-impaired reflexes
-------------------------------------
-HIGH-PITCHED CRY
-Bulging fontanels
-distended scalp veins
Spina Bifida
LATEX
Hypopituiarism
-short stature
-higher height to weight ratio
-delayed bone age
Beta-thalassemia
-chronic transfusions
-may need splenectomy
-bone marrow transplant
-chelation therapy
-RISK for infection post-op
Aplastic Anemia
PANCYTOPENIA
-neotrophils below 500
-platelets below 20,000
-reticulocytes below 1%

-primary=congenital
Fanconi's anemia

-secondary=aquired
-injury/viral/toxic/etc
Hemophilia A

Hemophilia B
factor VIII
-aka classic
---------------------------------
factor IX
-aka Christmas dz
----------------------------------
BOTH
-prolonged PTT
-normal everything else
-1st aide for bleeding=RICE
-plasma derived or recombinant transfusions

-DDAVP for mild type A
Hemophilia C
factor XI
aka Von Willebrand's dz

-vWf transports factor VIII
TX=DDAVP and vWf replacement
Hyperthyroidism
-increased growth
-wt loss with good eating
-tachycardia
-warm/moist skin
-eye changes
-heat intolerance
-insomina
-tremors

TX
-antithyriod meds
-radioactive iodine
-cut it out
Adrenal Hyperplasia
-no signs in male

FEMALE
-pseudohermaphroditism
-hirstutism
-early period
-faster growth
RBC life span
120 days
lyme disease
-deer tick
-spirochete
-bull's eye rash
-athralgia later

tx
-doxy/tetracycline if over 8 years old
-amoxicillin or penicillin if less
scabies
-thread-like lines
-itching
Rotavirus
most common cause of diarrhea in kids
MMR vaccine
12-18 months
4-6 years
5th disease
-erythema infectiosum

-can get it 1 week after rash and before s/s
-SLAPPED CHEEK
-arthralgia
-can cross placenta
-anemia and immune hydrops in fetus
car seat
rear facing -back seat

forward facing when 1 year AND 20+lbs
iron deficiency anemia
Hg below 12
Hct below 30%
have an adult concept of death
9-10 years old