Pediatric and Geriatrics Health Assessment Questions With
Complete Solutions
95210 Correct Answers 9 hours of sleep, 5 fruits/veggies, 2 or
less hours of screen time, 1 more hours of physical activity, 0
sugar swetened drinks
Adolescence Correct Answers 11-20 years
arcus senilis Correct Answers grey eyes, old age, opacification
of the lens
Centerians Correct Answers 100+
Common infections related to older patients Correct Answers
Influenza, pneumonia, herpes zoster, UTI, TB, prostatitis
Current average age Correct Answers women: 81, men, 76
years
DEEPIN Correct Answers D: Delirium, dementia, depression,
drugs
E: Eyes
E: Ears
P: Physical/falls
I: Incontinence
N: Nutrition
Difference between ADL, IADL Correct Answers ADL:
bathing, dressing, toileting, transfers, continence, feeding
, IADL: telephone, shopping, food prepration, house keeping,
laundry, transportation, medications, money
Ectropion Correct Answers of eye lids, red
Gait Assessment Correct Answers Timed Get Up and Go
Tinetti (POMA)
HEADSS Assessment Correct Answers Home, Education and
Employment, Activities, Drugs, Sexuality, Suicide/Depression
How do you assess falling gait? Correct Answers Time, set and
go,
Tinetti opoma
How do you decrease risk for jaundice? Correct Answers
Frequent feeding & stooling (to get rid of bilirubin)
Filtered sunlight
Supplementation
Breastfeeding
How do you do Apgar scoring system? What is the scoring scale
for both time points? Correct Answers 1 minute and 5 minute
There are 5 categories: Heart rate, respration, muscle tone, reflex
irritability, color
Scaling goes from 0,1,2 for each category. so 8-10 is normal.
For 1 minute, 0-4: severe depression, requiring immediate
resuscitation. 5-7: some nervous system depression. For 5
minute: anything less than 8 is high risk for subsequent central
nervous system system and organ system dysfunction
Complete Solutions
95210 Correct Answers 9 hours of sleep, 5 fruits/veggies, 2 or
less hours of screen time, 1 more hours of physical activity, 0
sugar swetened drinks
Adolescence Correct Answers 11-20 years
arcus senilis Correct Answers grey eyes, old age, opacification
of the lens
Centerians Correct Answers 100+
Common infections related to older patients Correct Answers
Influenza, pneumonia, herpes zoster, UTI, TB, prostatitis
Current average age Correct Answers women: 81, men, 76
years
DEEPIN Correct Answers D: Delirium, dementia, depression,
drugs
E: Eyes
E: Ears
P: Physical/falls
I: Incontinence
N: Nutrition
Difference between ADL, IADL Correct Answers ADL:
bathing, dressing, toileting, transfers, continence, feeding
, IADL: telephone, shopping, food prepration, house keeping,
laundry, transportation, medications, money
Ectropion Correct Answers of eye lids, red
Gait Assessment Correct Answers Timed Get Up and Go
Tinetti (POMA)
HEADSS Assessment Correct Answers Home, Education and
Employment, Activities, Drugs, Sexuality, Suicide/Depression
How do you assess falling gait? Correct Answers Time, set and
go,
Tinetti opoma
How do you decrease risk for jaundice? Correct Answers
Frequent feeding & stooling (to get rid of bilirubin)
Filtered sunlight
Supplementation
Breastfeeding
How do you do Apgar scoring system? What is the scoring scale
for both time points? Correct Answers 1 minute and 5 minute
There are 5 categories: Heart rate, respration, muscle tone, reflex
irritability, color
Scaling goes from 0,1,2 for each category. so 8-10 is normal.
For 1 minute, 0-4: severe depression, requiring immediate
resuscitation. 5-7: some nervous system depression. For 5
minute: anything less than 8 is high risk for subsequent central
nervous system system and organ system dysfunction
