Hearing & Vision
All newborns should receive this sensory screening before hospital discharge? If not, when is the latest they should be tested?
What is hearing screening? Hearing recommended by 1 month of age, no later than 3 months of age in order to start intervention if needed by 6 months of age
This type of developmental assessment happens at every well visit
What is developmental surveillance?
Universal anemia screening occurs at this age
(Bonus 200 points for new anemia screening guideline 2026)
What is 12 months?
What is once in female adolescents 1 year after starting menses?
Annual screening for this mental health condition begins at 12 years old.
What is depression?
Universal lipid screening first occurs once between these ages.
What are 9-11 years?
Instrument based vision screening can begin as early as this age range
What is 12 months to 3 years?
Standardized developmental screening is recommended at these three ages.
What are 9, 18 and 30 months?
Universal lead screening is recommended at these ages in high risk-areas
What is 12 and 24 months in high risk areas? Varies by state per AAP (not universal anymore)
This tool is commonly used for adolescent substance use screening.
What is the CRAFFT? Based on periodicity schedule, not mandatory but based on risk assessment
The second universal lipid screening window occurs between these ages.
What are 17-21 years?
5 year old with 20/40 vision in one eye needs a referral or no?
What is yes? (threshold is 20/30 (rule of 8’s))
Autism specific screening is recommended at these two ages.
What are 18 and 24 months?
Hgb cut off for universal anemia screening at 12 months of age
What is 11?
Age that cervical cancer/dysplasia screening starts.
What is 21?
TB test to use in children under 2 years old.
What is TST or PPD?
Type of hearing test that should be done for infants
What is OAE or the AABR?
Which of the following is not a red flag for autism?
No response to name by 12 months
No words by 16 months
No walking by 15 months
No back and forth gestures by 12 months (pointing, showing, waving)
What is #3 - no walking by 15 months?
This housing-related factor is the most common risk for lead exposure.
What is living in or frequently visiting a home built before 1978?
True or false: all teenagers should be universally screened for STIs?
What is false? If sexually active - chlamydia screening is recommended and gonorrhea based on risk (though usually done together). Not recommended if not sexually active - can discuss office guidelines
TB screening is done when this type of risk is present.
What is epidemiologic or exposure risk?
Type of hearing test for children 4 years and up
What is pure tone audiometry?
This is a developmental red flag at any age.
What is a regression of developmental milestones?
Next steps for a capillary lead of 4
What is repeat venous within 1-3 months?
HIV testing is recommended once during this age range.
What is 15-21 years old? (also extends to age 65 yo)
This viral screening test is recommended once after 18 years old.
What is hepatitis c?