GNRS 5670 Exam 1: Pediatric Primary Care Study Guide, Exams of Nursing

Pass GNRS 5670 Exam 1 with Q&As on pediatric development, vision/hearing screening, immunizations, otitis media, conjunctivitis, and anticipatory guidance. GNRS 5670 exam 1, pediatric primary care, nurse practitioner study guide, pediatric development milestones, immunization schedule, otitis media treatment, strabismus screening, pediatric anticipatory guidance, FNP pediatric exam, well child assessment

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GNRS 5670 exam 1 questions and
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Enlarged lymph nodes greater than 1cm... - ANSWERS>>>>>need
to be measured and documented
normal for child to have palpable lymph nodes
How do you assess thyroid on a child? - ANSWERS>>>>>-have
child hyper-extend the neck and drink water
-observe movement
Pediatric visual development: 2mos - ANSWERS>>>>>tears
Pediatric visual development: 3 mos - ANSWERS>>>>>focus on
simple colors, mouth, and eyes
eye movement becomes regular
Pediatric visual development: 4mos - ANSWERS>>>>>color vision
Pediatric visual development: toddler - ANSWERS>>>>>50% of
adult vision
Pediatric visual development: preschool - ANSWERS>>>>>visual
acuity improves
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GNRS 5670 exam 1 questions and

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Enlarged lymph nodes greater than 1cm... - ANSWERS>>>>>need to be measured and documented normal for child to have palpable lymph nodes

How do you assess thyroid on a child? - ANSWERS>>>>>-have child hyper-extend the neck and drink water -observe movement

Pediatric visual development: 2mos - ANSWERS>>>>>tears

Pediatric visual development: 3 mos - ANSWERS>>>>>focus on simple colors, mouth, and eyes eye movement becomes regular

Pediatric visual development: 4mos - ANSWERS>>>>>color vision

Pediatric visual development: toddler - ANSWERS>>>>>50% of adult vision

Pediatric visual development: preschool - ANSWERS>>>>>visual acuity improves

Pediatric visual development: 3yrs - ANSWERS>>>>>visual acuity is 20/

Pediatric visual development: school age - ANSWERS>>>>>visual acuity in 20/

Assessing visual acuity in a newborn: - ANSWERS>>>>>use black and white chart

Assessing visual acuity in young children: - ANSWERS>>>>>pictorial snellen or E chart

Peripheral cyanosis: - ANSWERS>>>>>-normal in newborns -involves hands and feet appearing blue -resolves in 3 days

Central cyanosis: - ANSWERS>>>>>-involves lips, trunk, nose, and earlobes -indicates a cardiovascular problem

What can a child squatting indicate? - ANSWERS>>>>>a cyanotic heart defect

How should you assess a child who is ticklish? - ANSWERS>>>>>- have them bend their knees and place feet on exam table -have them place their hand over yours during palpation

Newborn motor skills: - ANSWERS>>>>>primary reflexes present and symmetric sucking, rooting, moro, grasp arm and leg recoil knee flexibility

Newborn psychological development: - ANSWERS>>>>>-erickson: trust v mistrust -piaget: sensorimotor (coordination between self and environment) -assess parent child interaction, oral gratification, stimulating environment -assess mental health -screen for signs of abuse

Anticipatory guidance for newborns: - ANSWERS>>>>>-consistent routines -ppd -accept help -avoid crowds -skin, circ, umbilical care -vitamin D- need 400 iu if they are exclusively bf, until formula is introduced

Safety for newborns: - ANSWERS>>>>>-safe sleep

-no shaking -crib slats >>>>-can only focus on face or bright object within 8-12in -at 2 wk visit do penlight exam (for nystagmus and red reflex)

Physical development 1-3mo: - ANSWERS>>>>>length increases 3.5cm/mo FOC 1.5cm/mo Weight 0.5-1 oz/day growth spurt at 6-8wks

Motor skills 1-3mo: - ANSWERS>>>>>attempt to grasp sit with support roll over

Communication 1-3mo: - ANSWERS>>>>>-encourage parents to speak to their child with simple words -social smile appears by 3mo

Anticipatory guidance 1-3mo: - ANSWERS>>>>>-sleep on back (15-16 hrs/day), same room, own crib

can pull to sit can keep back straight

Communication 4-5mo:q - ANSWERS>>>>>babbles, coos increased awareness of environment

Anticipatory guidance 4-5mo: - ANSWERS>>>>>-encourage parents to let child put themselves back to sleep when awake at night -night time rituals -consistent prompt response to infant crying -hand on baby on the changing table -childproofing -floor play time, reading, reciprocal talking -no bottle in bed, no bottle propping, no microwave to heat milk -clean mouth/teeth with soft cloth 2 x day, teething begins -drooling begins at 4mo

4mo immunizations: - ANSWERS>>>>>Rotavirus # Dtap # Hib # PCV 13 # IPV #

Physical development 6-8mo: - ANSWERS>>>>>Weight 1lb/mo

Length 1.2cm-1.5cm/mo FOC 0.5 /mo

Motor skills 6-8mo: - ANSWERS>>>>>sits with support crawls

Communication 6-8mo: - ANSWERS>>>>>-articulates single sounds and progress to double consonant sounds -social play -stranger anxiety

Anticipatory guidance 6mo: - ANSWERS>>>>>-introduce solid foods slowly and one at a time, mash up table foods -clean mouth with soft cloth 2x day -teething begins -dental referral -promote language using simple words -read books, talk about pictures

6mo vision screening: - ANSWERS>>>>>fixation corneal light reflex cover/uncover (for strabismus) red reflex

Motor skills 9-12mo: - ANSWERS>>>>>-hold and pick up objects of various sizes -sit and crawl for prolonged periods -push to stand -walking holding onto furniature

Communication 9-12mo: - ANSWERS>>>>>-says 3-4 words -stranger anxiety -love to explore

Anticipatory guidance 9-12mo: - ANSWERS>>>>>-establish consistent bedtime routine -no bottle in bed -slowly increase solids -offer juice in a cup -do not leave alone in bath water -remove samll toys/plastic pieces -lock up guns -no more bottles at 12mo -separation anxiety begins

  • go to dentist

9mo immunizations: - ANSWERS>>>>>none catch up if needed

BF babies stool vs formula fed: - ANSWERS>>>>>BF: soft, sour/sweet smelling, often or rarely Formula: hard, smellier, 2-4x day

How many times a day should a baby void? - ANSWERS>>>>>min 6 x day up to 15-20x day

When does TB questionnaire begin? - ANSWERS>>>>>12mo, if pos, obtain skin test HGB and HCT also at 12mo

Physiological development of toddler/preschooler: - ANSWERS>>>>>-kidneys can differentiate/concentrate -GI tract mature -Increased lung capacity -endocrine function mature

Toddler/preschool growth: - ANSWERS>>>>>1-3yrs: 4-6lbs 3-6yrs: 4.5lbs anterior fontanelle closes at 18mo

Psychological development of a preschooler: - ANSWERS>>>>>- Erickson: initiative v self-doubt -Piaget: sensorimotor to preconceptual with symbolic thinking to use language, concrete thinking, and obedience

-diet, exercise, regular toileting hygiene -decrease milk, cheese, rice apples and bananas

Treatment of encopresis WITHOUT constipation: - ANSWERS>>>>>-diet:decrease milk, cheese, rice apples and bananas -avoid laxatives or stool softeners -regular toilet routine -exercise

When do you being audiometry screening? - ANSWERS>>>>>3- 4yo

12-18mo immunizations: - ANSWERS>>>>>MMR Varicella HIB # PCV # Hep A Dtap # Covid

When do you begin assessing BP? - ANSWERS>>>>>3yo

When do you stop measuring head circumference? - ANSWERS>>>>>2 yo

What is the autism assessment and when do you do it? - ANSWERS>>>>>M-CHAT 18-24mo

School readiness check list - ANSWERS>>>>>good health visual acuity normal hearing successful preschool toilet trained self care skills separates from parents follows directions shares/take turns good interpretation skills accepts suppervision tolerates frustration breifly works alone age appropriate language articulates clearly hand-eye coordination visual discrimination auditory discrimination numbers to 10 prints letters and 1st name

may screen from 2 yrs + if family hx of dyslipidemia, MI early in life or if child is obese

Physiological development of adolescent: - ANSWERS>>>>>- physical sexual development -tanner stages: pubic hair and breasts -female menses prior to 16 yo

Psychological development of adolescent: - ANSWERS>>>>>- erickson: indentity v confusion -piaget: formal operations, mature thought process -kholberg: postconventional, question rules, universal principles

Adolescent nutrition: - ANSWERS>>>>>-development of eating disorders in females -male and female obesity issues -ensure adequate vitamin D and calcium

When does the posterior fontanelle close? - ANSWERS>>>>>6- 8wks old -1cm in diameter

When does the anterior fontanelle close? - ANSWERS>>>>>12- 18mo -2-3cm in diameter -during the first 12 mo of life the brain size increases 2.5times

Cephalohematoma: - ANSWERS>>>>>-subperiosteal collection of blood -forms a mass, that does NOT cross suture lines -swelling and bruising

Cephalohematoma tx: - ANSWERS>>>>>no treatment resolves spontaneously in first few days -if there is bruising, observe for jaundice as the blood from bruising is reabsorbed

caput succedaneum: - ANSWERS>>>>>-superficial swelling of the soft tissue of the scalp with underlying bruising -swelling DOES cross suture lines

caput succedaneum tx: - ANSWERS>>>>>none resolves on its own The WHO growth charts are used for what ages? - ANSWERS>>>>>0-2yrs

What is used to track immunizations in the US? - ANSWERS>>>>>Immtrac

Elimination assessment less than 2yrs old: - ANSWERS>>>>>stool pattern, frequency, and consistency

-insert the loop .25-.5 inches into the ear canal along the superior portion of the canal. sweep down and out gently

Newborn nose assessment: - ANSWERS>>>>>-occlude one nostril at a time to assess for choanal atresia, best done by giving child pacifier (this will occlude the mouth) -if they have trouble breathing=Choanal atresia

When do deciduous teeth begin to erupt? - ANSWERS>>>>>- between 6-24 months -if no teeth by 15mo, refer to dentist -all deciduous teeth by 2.5yrs -need to be going to dentist by 3yrs old

When do permanent teeth begin? - ANSWERS>>>>>-6-12yrs old temporary teeth are lost and replaced

What can black lines at the gingival margin indicate? - ANSWERS>>>>>exposure to heavy metals

What could a deviated uvula indicate? - ANSWERS>>>>>neuro defect

Craniotabes: - ANSWERS>>>>>-thinning of the bone of the scalp -common in preterm newborns -can also occur in term infants from position in maternal pelvis or vita D deficiency

Craniotabes tx: - ANSWERS>>>>>none resolves spontaneously -if persistent test for syphlis and rickets

Management of cleft lip/palate: - ANSWERS>>>>>-refer to ENT for sx -special feeding techniques used until sx

Microcephaly: - ANSWERS>>>>>-head circumference 2sd below the mean for age and sex or a head in which the growth in increasingly slower than normal -may be overlapping bones along suture lines

What age does visual acuity screening begin? - ANSWERS>>>>> yo

What age should 20/20 vision be achieved? - ANSWERS>>>>>5 yo

Cover/uncover test: - ANSWERS>>>>>-test first on a near object, and then an object far away (20ft) -ask the child questions about the object in a picture that has been placed on the wall

Strabismus: - ANSWERS>>>>>-test for with corneal light reflection and cover/uncover test