What type of immunity does a child develop after contracting chickenpox?
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Active natural immunity - exposure and infection with disease
What universal screenings are done at the 4 month visit?
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, - maternal depression screening
SELECTIVE SCREENINGS
- anemia
- blood pressure
- hearing
- vision
The AAP recommends exclusive breastfeeding until what age?
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6 months
What universal screenings are required at birth?
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- Hearing
- Bilirubin
- Blood (PKU, Congenital hypothyroidism, sickle cell)
- congenital heart disease (pulse oximeter)
Diagnosis of ASD
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, - Can be made reliably by 14 months old
- Often are not diagnosed until ages 3-4
What law requires VIS be given?
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National Vaccine Childhood Injury Act (federal law)
Cephalohematoma
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A bruise that does not cross suture lines that is caused by bleeding below
the periosteum commonly associated by delivery assisted with a vacuum or
forceps
- infants are at risk of jaundice due to the breakdown of hemoglobin as the
bruise resolves.
Referral to an allergist for testing is recommended for who?
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Low-risk patients that develop a reaction when the recommended AAP
process is followed.
, 3-6 years should receive a ______-sized amount of fluoridated toothpaste upon
eruption of primary dentition
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Pea sized
What vaccine should not be given to an infant/baby with gastroenteritis or a Hx of
intussusception?
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Rotavirus (RV)
What is LEAP and what are they known for?
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Learning Early About Peanut (LEAP)
LEAP, which was the first randomized trial to study early allergen
introduction as a preventive strategy, found that the introduction of peanuts
at 4-11 months of age significantly reduced the risk of developing peanut
allergy in high-risk infants.
What does the CSACI emphasize on peanut introduction?
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Active natural immunity - exposure and infection with disease
What universal screenings are done at the 4 month visit?
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, - maternal depression screening
SELECTIVE SCREENINGS
- anemia
- blood pressure
- hearing
- vision
The AAP recommends exclusive breastfeeding until what age?
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6 months
What universal screenings are required at birth?
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- Hearing
- Bilirubin
- Blood (PKU, Congenital hypothyroidism, sickle cell)
- congenital heart disease (pulse oximeter)
Diagnosis of ASD
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, - Can be made reliably by 14 months old
- Often are not diagnosed until ages 3-4
What law requires VIS be given?
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National Vaccine Childhood Injury Act (federal law)
Cephalohematoma
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A bruise that does not cross suture lines that is caused by bleeding below
the periosteum commonly associated by delivery assisted with a vacuum or
forceps
- infants are at risk of jaundice due to the breakdown of hemoglobin as the
bruise resolves.
Referral to an allergist for testing is recommended for who?
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Low-risk patients that develop a reaction when the recommended AAP
process is followed.
, 3-6 years should receive a ______-sized amount of fluoridated toothpaste upon
eruption of primary dentition
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Pea sized
What vaccine should not be given to an infant/baby with gastroenteritis or a Hx of
intussusception?
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Rotavirus (RV)
What is LEAP and what are they known for?
Give this one a try later!
Learning Early About Peanut (LEAP)
LEAP, which was the first randomized trial to study early allergen
introduction as a preventive strategy, found that the introduction of peanuts
at 4-11 months of age significantly reduced the risk of developing peanut
allergy in high-risk infants.
What does the CSACI emphasize on peanut introduction?
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