Show:
hodgepodge
anticipatory guidance
red flags
health promotion
adolescents
100
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMQUNWxwRRU watch bryson balance on 1 foot how old is he about?
What is 3-4 years old?
100
At what age is this child about? and what is happening? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZejtFexPHQ
18-24 months and, What is temper tantrum? anticipatory guidance for parent can be give examples
100
term used to predict upcoming tasks and or developmental needs of a child
What is anticipatory guidance ?
100
A heart rate range of 80-130 is normal for this age group
What is infants- 2years
100
no signs of sexual developmental changes in girls by 13 yrs and males by 14 years
What is delayed puberty
200
how old is she? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfKW_46fM5I&feature=related
What is 2-3 years
200
according to Erikson teenagers are in this stage of development?
What is identity verses role confusion
200
In children over age 1year the presence of this reflex can indicate neurological disease
What is babinski reflex?
200
piaget stage of development in adolescents, abstract thinking and propositional thinking
What is formal operational thinking
300
How old is Patrick? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C35zPL-YTEc&feature=related
What is 4-5 years
300
this is a common childhood defense mechanisms?
What is childhood regression ?
300
lack of social smile, does not turn to voice
What is red flag delay in infant at 3 months of age
300
any child whom sets fires, cruelty to animals stops talking, stops eating, self harms, or talks of hurting others
What is an immediate referral?
300
signs of sexual development at 8y in females and 9y in males
What is precocious puberty
400
are theses children on target for the task they are doing? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD6uw0Rs0Xg
What is no, this was to be mastered at 5 years old
400
crying, refusing to be touched, reaching for parents
What is stranger anxiety
400
regression, stop eating, complain of tiredness, not as active as usual, or parents state something no right
What is red flag parental concern
400
frequent somatic complaints, sleep difficulties,difficult home situation, recent loss or separation, school environment of bullying, violence, humiliation, mismatch teacher
What is school refusal ?
400
technique used to address risk behavior
What is HEEADSSS? home, education, eating, activities,drugs, sexuality,suicide/depression,safety
500
A 6-month old infant with a anterior fontanel sunken below the margin of the skull is indicative of this condition
what is dehydration?
500
mom is concerned infant says dada not mama
What is infants first word?
500
unable to catch a ball by 6 years
What is gross motor red flag
500
when peers are a major influence
What is peer pressure
500
allowing teenager visit to remain not shared with parent as long as no shared information that is a concern to their health or others can be compromised like an eating disorder, threats of suicide, violence,
What is confidentiality?