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VACCINES
100

You see a 3 week old infant who is dual feeding, parents report giving ~20 oz formula/day. 

What do you want to prescribe and why?

What is Vitamin D 400 IU daily

-All breastfed infants should receive it; formula fed infants need to drink 32 ounces milk/day to have enough vitamin D

100

Rolls supine to prone

What is 6 months of age?

100

50% of speech is intelligible

What is 2 years of age?

100

Pulls to stand, begins creeping and crawling

What is 9 months of age?

100

Vaccines given at 2 months of age

What is Hib, PCV, Dtap, Polio, Hep B and Rotavirus

200

I just had my routine 12 month WCC, my pediatrician ordered these routine screening lab tests

What is CBC and lead?

200

I go to school and am able to copy a square, hop on one foot, draw a person with four to six body parts, plays well in a group, follows 3 step commands.

What is 4 years old?

200

Says mama/dada specific

What is 9 months of age?

200

Fine pincer grasp, points for desired object

What is 12 months of age?

200

Vaccines given at 12 months of age

What is MMR, Varicella, PCV, Hep A, Dtap, Hib

300

I am 2.5 years old and I drink 40 ounces of cow’s milk a day. What should I be screened for?

What is iron deficiency anemia?

300

Rooting, sucking, moro, palmar reflexes disappear

What is 3-4 months?

300

I can walk well and dance, point to my eyes, use a spoon and cup. When someone speaks to me, I respond with…

What is jargoning or 3-5 words (15 months of age)?

300

Ages you can draw different shapes:

Diamond, square, circle, triangle, X

3 yo: circle, X

4 yo: square

5 yo: triangle

6 yo: diamond

300

You are seeing a 3 year old for her WCC. She is due to get her flu vaccine. She had a minor rash to eggs in the past. She has a history of asthma. You discuss 1. If you are able to administer the flu vaccine in clinic

2. If able, which flu vaccine formulation is not indicated

1.Can give the vaccine due to minor allergic reaction to egg, if severe reaction should be given under observed circumstance

2.Do not give live flumist (intranasal) to patient with asthma due to possible bronchopspasm

400

I can walk down the stairs holding the railing, take off my clothes, follow two step commands, say 10-15 words and throw a ball overhead. My pediatrician sends me for what diagnostic testing?

Hearing evaluation/testing

I am 2 years old

400

Walks well, turns pages in a book, says 3-5 words

What is 15 months of age?

400

Laughing out loud and vocalizes when alone

What is 4 months of age?

400

At this age, it would be a red flag if the infant was not smiling or still had head lag

What is 4 months of age?

400

A 4 year old patient comes for their routine well visit. The mother would like to know what contraindications to giving the vaccines today are?

MMRV, Dtap, Polio

Previous anaphylaxis

Live vaccines:

Immunocompromised individual

Previous live vaccine in last 28 days

Pregnancy

IVIG (antibody containing product in last 6-11 mo)

Varicella: neomycin or gelatin allergy

500

The birth weight doubles by ___ months of age

What is 4-6 months of age?

Triples by 1 year of age

Length doubles by 4 years of age

500

I am 5 years old, my teacher expects me to do these things…

Skip (skipping into school)

Walk backwards heel to toe

Copy a triangle

Cut with scissors

Write my name

Independent dressing

Draws 8-10 part person

Counts to 10, read 25 words

Has a group of friends

Rhyming

Uses 2000 words, responds to why questions

Retells story with clear beginning, middle, end

500

At this age, it would be a red flag if the patient was not babbling with consonants

What is 9 months?

*Should be 6 month milestone

500

At 3 years of age, my motor skills should be…

Balance on one foot for 3 seconds

Goes up stairs, alternating feed, no rail

Pedals TRIcycle

Walk heel to toe

Copy circle

Cuts with scissors (side to side)

Catch ball with stiff arms

500

You see a 12 mo in clinic today who needs to get his MMR and varicella vaccine. They only want one vaccine today; they would like to either separate his two doses or administer MMRV.

1.If separating vaccines, they will need to return after how many weeks/days?

Can he receive MMRV?

What is 28 days/4 weeks?

(Same for placing PPD)

MMRV associated with increased risk of febrile seizures when given at 1 yo

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