NUR 330 Pediatrics Exam 1
- When are hearing screenings done?
Answer should be before discharge if the parent defers, must be done before 1 month old
- Health provider visit schedule
Answer Birth
- month
- months
- months
- months
- months
- years
- years
12 months 15 months 18 months
2.5 years
- What vaccinations are administered IM
Answer DTaP, DT, Tdap Hep A and B
Hib Influenza (RIV, IIV) Pneumoccocal (PCV) HPV
MCV 4 IPV
- Which vaccines are given subQ
Answer
IPV MMR 1 / 4
Varicella MPSV4
- Which vaccine is given intranasal?
Answer Influenza (LAIV)
- Adjusted age
Answer adjustment made in age of child if born prematurely
Subtract number of weeks premature from the infants chronological age
- Most common cause of acute illnesses in childhood
- What increases risk for mortality?
Answer Respiratory illnesses Unintentional illnesses infections and parasitic disease
Answer Chronic illnesses homelessness
low birth weight poverty adoption from foreign country time spent in day care centers
- What are the leading causes of death in children
- Motor vehicle accidents (accidental injuries)
Answer
- suicide
- What pattern do infants grow in?
Answer 2 / 4
Cephalocaudal pattern
Answer motor control of head before trunk and legs
- What pattern do skills develop in?
Answer Proximodistal pattern gross motor skills before fine motor skills
- Infant changes in height
Answer Increase 2.5cm (1in) per month until 6 months Rate slows during 6-12 months (grows in spurts) By age 1, birth length increases by 50% but most of this length is in the trunk not legs
- Infant changes in weight
Answer Gain 5-6 oz per week in the first 5-6 months
should double birth weight by 6 months Should triple birth weight by 1 year
- Infant head growth changes
- What were growth charts originally designed for?
Answer 1-6 months the head grows aprox 1.5cm a month 6-12 months the head grows 0.5cm a month Head circumference at birth is 2-3cm bigger than chest circumference By age 1 chest and head circumference are equal
What are they used for now? 3 / 4
Answer These were originally designed to identify kids failure to thrive
Now they are used to track kids growth trends (not used as a grade) This identifies if kids are getting enough nourishment and if they are growing appropriately
- What pain scale is used in infants up to 1 year
Answer Nonverbal pain scales like NIPS or FLACC
- FLACC scale
- NIPS scale
Answer face, legs, activity, cry, consolability rated 0-2. Higher score means more pain
Answer Facial expression, cry, breathing pattern, arms, legs, and state of arousal are scored.
Scale of 0 to 1 for all except cry, which is scored 0 to 2. higher score indicates more pain.
- What should the nurse assess for until 3 months?
Answer hip displasia
- Infant vision
Answer •At birth focus on objects 8-10 inches away
• 20/400 vision at birth • Recognizes shapes that are black/white • No color vision until 7 months of age
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