Peds/ob Hesi

Front 1

when does birth weight double?

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4 years

Front 2

when does the child sit unsupported?

Back 2

8 months

Front 3

when does the child achieve 50% of adult height?

Back 3

2 years

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when does a child throw a ball overhand?

Back 4

18 months

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when does a child speak two to three word sentences?

Back 5

2 years

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when does a child use scissors?

Back 6

4 years

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when does a child tie shoes?

Back 7

5 years

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temper tantrums are

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normal

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when is it common for the child to form his/her own identity, and shows rebellion against family values?

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adolescences

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stages of separation anxiety

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protest, despair, denial, detachment

Front 11

what behavior would indicate that a thyroid hormone therapy for a 4 month old is effective

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has steady head control

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anterior fontanel closes by

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12-18 months

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posterior fontanel closes by

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8 weeks

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social smile

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2 months

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crawls

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10 months

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fine pincher grasps appears

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10-12 months

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how do infants explore the world

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motor and oral

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states own first name

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2 1/2-3 years

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two to three word sentences, feeds self with spoon and cup, daytime toilet training can be started at

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2 years

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what tasks could a 5 year old boy with diabetes do by himself?

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pick injection site

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can ride a tricycle

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3 years

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50% of adult weight

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2 years

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birth weight triples by

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30 months

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birth to 1 year

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trust vs mistrust

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toddler 1-3 (erikson)

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autonomy vs shame and doubt

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preschool aged 3-5 (erikson)

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initiative vs guilt

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two contraindications for live virus immunizations

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immunocompromised child or a household with an immunocompromised person

Front 28

three classic SS of measels

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photophobia, koplik spots on the bucco mucosa, rash at face that goes downward

Front 29

what measurements reflect present nutritional status

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weight, skin fold thickness, and arm circumference

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how should burns in children be assessed

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lund browder chart

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how can a nurse best evaluate fluid replacement in a child

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urine output

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first thing to do if a child has ingested poison

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observe respiratory, cardiac, neurological statuses

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early CNS signs of poisoning

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hyperactivity, aggression, impulsiveness, decreased interest in play, irritability

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infants and children pO2

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83-100

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infants and children pCO2

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35-45

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newborn pulse

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100-160

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newborn respirations

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30-60

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1-11 month old pulse

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100-150

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1-3 year old pulse

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80-130

Front 40

1-3 year old respirations

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20-30

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3-5 year old pulse

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80-120

Front 42

3-5 year old respirations

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20-25

Front 43

6-10 year old pulse

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70-110

Front 44

6-10 year old respirations

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18-22

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molars erupt

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6 yrs old

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industry vs inferiority

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6-12yrs old

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school aged children engage in

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cooperative play

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toddlers engage in

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parallel play

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preschoolers engage in

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associative play

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girls finish growing around

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15

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boys finish growing around

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17

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adult like thinking begins around

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15

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school aged theory

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identity vs role confusion

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toddlers fear

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intrusive procedures

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nonverbal signs of pain

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griminess, irritability, restlessness, difficulty with sleep or feeding

Front 56

what invalidates the mantoux test (TB)

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sub-q over intradermal

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MMR contrindication

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egg allergy or neyomicin

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chicken pox

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trunk to face

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rubella

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face then paid to the body, goes away in 3 days

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pertussis

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whooping cough, crowing upon inspiration

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do not treat children with

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aspirin

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preschool and school aged children do not enough

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vita A, vita C, vita b6, vita b12

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height and head circumference reflect

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past nutrition

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rotavirus is the leading cause of

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diarrhea

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signs of shock

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decreased BP and weak pulses

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juices with high osmolarity that cause diarrhea

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apple, grape, orange, cola, ginger ale

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IV fluids with potassium should only be given with

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adequate urine output

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urine output for children should be

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1-2mL/kg per hour

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do not examine the throat of a child with

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epiglottitis

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ear infection

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tepid baths, acetaminophen, position on effected side, antibiotics

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polycythemia

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common in children with cyanotic defects

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CHF is associated with

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acyanotic defects

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headache upon waking is the most common sign

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of brain tumors

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usual position after brain surgery

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flat in side

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gowers sign

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child has to walk up legs using hand to stand

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wilms tumor

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no palpitation

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three C's of TEF

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coughing, choking, cyanosis

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intussusception

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legs draw up to abdomen, currant jelly stools, sausage shaped mass, if barium enema doesn't work then surgery

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sickle cell anemia

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keep child well hydrated, avoid high elevations

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pregnancy pulse

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60-90

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pregnancy respirations

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16-24

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pregnancy temp

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97-100

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normal fetal HR

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110-160