UTA NURS 5333 test 1 with 100% correct answers(verified for accuracy)

male tanner 5 14 yr and older. Genitalia adult size and shape, pubic hair extend to thighs, growth ceases 18-20 male tanner stage 4 12.5-14 yr. grow 10cm/yr. testes 4.1-5cm. penis increasing size and breadth. pubic hair adult-like and abundant but over smaller area than fully mature adult Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:03 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More male tanner stage 3 11-12.5 yr. growth 6-7cm/year. testes 12 ml or 3.6cm. penis enlargement and lengthening. hair on pubis, getting more pigmented, coarse, curled male tanner stage 2 9-11 yr. growth 5-6cm yr. testes 4ml or 2.5-3.5cm; scrotum becoming red and textured. penis not yet enlarged. hair sparse, light and straight at base of penis male tanner stage 1 9yr and . growth 5-6cm yr. testes 4ml or 2.5cm. penis same as early childhood. no pubic hair. male puberty mean age 11.5. range 9-14 male precocious/late puberty prior to 9 years starts with testicular development/ late 13-14 female tanner stage 1 10 and . grow 5-6cm/yr. breasts papilla elevated above chest wall. no pubic hair female tanner stage 2 10-11.5yr. grow 7-8cm/yr. breasts and papilla form small mound; areola increases in diameter. hair sparse, light, straight along labial border female tanner stage 3 11.5-13 yrs. grow 8cm/yr. breast and areola enlarge; no separation in contour. hair on pubis more coarse, pigmented and curled female tanner stage 4 13-15 yrs. grow 7cm/yr. secondary mound formed by areola and papilla about level of breast. hair adult like just over smaller area than fully mature adult female tanner stage 5 15 and . growth ceases 2-2.5yr post menarche. adult breast; nipple projects; areola becomes part of contour of breast; adult in type and quantity and extends to thighs female precocious/late puberty 8/12-13 female puberty begins with breast development. mean onset 10.5. range 8-12 menarche 9-15 after breast, pubic and underarm hair begin to grow. avg 2.6 yr post onset puberty and 0.5 yr post PHV caput succedaneum underlying swelling or accumulation of fluid/ecchymosis of scalp over presenting part resolves within a few days (why owen's head looked like a football first day of his life) newborn visual acuity 20/200-20/400 anterior fontanel open at birth approx size of thumbnail. 2-3cm palpable until 9-18 mo. red reflex absent indicates congenital cataracts, retinoblastoma hypertelorism wide set eyes; present in down syndrome neonate low set ears may indicate renal or genetic abnormality or multisystem syndrome routine hearing screen in nursery OAE - otoacoustic emissions AER - auditory evoked response testing for newborns at high risk for neural hearing loss short frenulum may limit movement of tongue, can contribute to feeding problems and or speech impediments (why kylee cannot lick an ice cream cone) epsteins pearls small white cysts on palate and gums (common) natal teeth sometimes present: risk of aspiration if loose neck webbing in neonate excessive skin in Turner's and Noonan's syndromes when femoral pulses unequal or weak in neonate suspect coarctation of aorta assess PMI location to r/o dextrocardia serious cardiac murmurs (only 10% murmurs) may present with central cyanosis or hear failure acrocyanosis on feet and hands in first few days of life due to heat loss and is normal testes fail to descend neonate if unable to palpate refer to urologist hip dysplasia ortolani and barlow maneuvers genu varum bow legs genu valgum knock knees talipes clubfoot metatarsus adductus adduction of forefoot (usually no tx needed) CNII optic neonate assess by checking response to bright light (squinting) CN III occulomotor, CN IV trochlear, CN VI abducens neonate assess by ability to gaze in all directions CN V trigeminal, CN IX glossopharyngeal, CN X vagus, CN XII hypoglossal neonate tested by observing sucking and swallow CNVIII acoustic neonate tested by observing startle rx to loud noise neonate screening bilirubin; PKU; congenital hypothyroidism; BP risk assessment; hemogloinopathy AG priority address concerns of parents neonate vitamin D 400IU/day for breastfed infants. not needed if formula fed if contains vitamin D direct sunlight never place infants 6mo in direct sunlight crib slats 2 3/8" 2 mo growth and weight 1"/mo; weight 1oz/day first 3 mo; head 0.5"/mo Dacrocystitis inflammation of the tear sac