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23 Cards in this Set
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a useful approach to teaching children about the part of the body that is being examined
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paper doll technique
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refers to the measurements taken when children are supine
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length
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measurement taken when children are standing
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height
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a result of injury to the sternocleidomastoid muscle
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torticollis
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aka cross-eye
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strabismus
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blindness from disuse
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amblyopia
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testing for mobility
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modified sit up exercise
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extra digit
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polydactyly
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fusion of digits
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syndactyly
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lateral bowing of the tibia
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bowleg or genu varum
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knees are close together but feet are apart
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knock knee, or genu valgum
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Babinski disappears at this age
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1 yr
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with eyes closed, have child stand with hells together
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Romberg test
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last procedures to be performed on infant
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Moro reflex and traumatic procedures involving eyes ears and mouth
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introduce equipment slowly when examining
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toddlers
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use paper doll technique on ______
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preschool kids
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explain purpose of equipment and procedures to_______
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school age kids
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offer option of parent's presence among _________
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adolescents
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the most widely used developmental screening tests for young children
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DENVER II
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the most common approach to examining children follows a ______________ approach
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head to toe
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the lungs are examined by methods of __________
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inspection, palpation
percussion, auscultation |
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the abdomen is examined by sequence of ______
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inspection
auscultation palpation |
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most important method of examining the heart
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auscultation
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