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What is the goal of tertiary prevention To improve survival and/or quality of life by limiting the physical and social
efforts? consequences of symptomatic disease.
What are the two subcategories of tertiary Disability limitation and rehabilitation.
prevention?
Early symptomatic disease, correcting anatomic and/or physiologic components,
What does disability limitation focus on?
and preventing or limiting impairment or disability caused by the disease.
What is the focus of rehabilitation in tertiary Late symptomatic disease, mitigating ultimate effects of the disease, preventing total
prevention? social and/or functional disability, and restoring individuals to a self-sufficient role.
What distinguishes primary care PNPs from The acuity of the patient; primary care PNPs handle well-child care and common
acute care PNPs? pediatric illnesses, while acute care PNPs care for critically ill or unstable children.
What is the concept of the Two-Generation In pediatric care, both the child and the parent are considered in decision-making,
or Dual Patient in pediatrics? with the parent acting as the authority.
What are Adverse Childhood Experiences Risky health behaviors, chronic health conditions, low life potential, and early death.
(ACEs) linked to?
What is the significance of the first 1000 It is a critical period for establishing foundations of health, growth, and
days of life? neurodevelopment.
What are protective factors in the context Factors that buffer adversity and build resilience, such as safe, stable, and nurturing
of childhood experiences? relationships.
What is a core responsibility of pediatric Coordinating care transitions and preparing youth for adulthood and adult
primary care providers (PCPs) during the healthcare.
transition to adult care?
Who are Children and Youth with Special Children at increased risk for chronic conditions requiring health services beyond
Healthcare Needs (CYSHCN)? those generally needed by children.
The PCP provides continuity and coordination of care, ensuring ongoing health
What role does the PCP play for CYSHCN?
maintenance and developmental surveillance.
, What is the purpose of maintaining an To summarize the child's medical history and special needs for emergency care
Emergency Information Form (EIF) for providers unfamiliar with the child's condition.
CYSHCN?
What challenges arise in patient- and Balancing the needs and wishes of both the child and the parent in decision-making.
family-centered care in pediatrics?
What is the role of pediatric primary care They assess and support protective factors at each well-child visit.
providers in addressing protective factors?
What are some examples of protective Safe, stable, and nurturing relationships, and exposure to nature or green spaces.
factors?
What guidelines does the AAP provide for Guidelines that include specific activities, decision points, and a clear timeline for
transitioning CYSHCN to adult care? transition planning.
What is the impact of early exposure to It can either promote or disrupt healthy development throughout a person's life.
protective and adverse experiences?
What became the leading cause of death in Gun violence
U.S. children ages 1-19 in 2020?
What emergency did the US Surgeon A child mental health emergency
General declare in 2021?
What percentage of teens experienced a 1 in 7, approximately 3.5 million teens
major depressive episode?
By what percentage did ED visits for mental 24%
health issues rise for children aged 5-11?
What was the increase in ED visits for 51%
suspected suicide attempts among girls
aged 12-17?
How many children lost a caregiver due to Approximately 140,000 children
the COVID-19 pandemic?
What was the impact of the COVID-19 Graduation rates dipped, ending 20 years of progress
pandemic on high school graduation rates
in the U.S.?
What was the infant mortality rate in the 5.4 deaths per 1000 live births
U.S. in 2020?
Which group had the highest infant Black infants, at 10.38 per 100,000
mortality rate in 2020?
What percentage of households were food 10.2% of households, approximately 13.5 million
insecure at some time during 2021?
What are some health issues associated Poor general health, higher hospitalization rates, behavioral problems, obesity,
with food insecurity in children? asthma, and anemia
What factors increase the likelihood of Lower maternal education, single-parent households, intimate partner violence, and
food insecurity in households? parental substance abuse
What is the prevalence of pediatric obesity 19.7%, approximately 14.7 million children
in the U.S. as of 2020?
What initiative is focused on improving Healthy People 2030
healthcare services and health outcomes
for children and families?
How many leading health indicators does 23 specific leading health indicators
Healthy People 2030 monitor?
Pediatric Primary Care
Save
Students also studied
Flashcard sets Study guides Practice tests
Fine Motor Milestones Growth Charts Growth Assessment Exam 2
10 terms 25 terms 41 terms 111 terms
rileyaschore Preview Cheeto2015 Preview ansleywmills4 Preview P gcb
What is the goal of tertiary prevention To improve survival and/or quality of life by limiting the physical and social
efforts? consequences of symptomatic disease.
What are the two subcategories of tertiary Disability limitation and rehabilitation.
prevention?
Early symptomatic disease, correcting anatomic and/or physiologic components,
What does disability limitation focus on?
and preventing or limiting impairment or disability caused by the disease.
What is the focus of rehabilitation in tertiary Late symptomatic disease, mitigating ultimate effects of the disease, preventing total
prevention? social and/or functional disability, and restoring individuals to a self-sufficient role.
What distinguishes primary care PNPs from The acuity of the patient; primary care PNPs handle well-child care and common
acute care PNPs? pediatric illnesses, while acute care PNPs care for critically ill or unstable children.
What is the concept of the Two-Generation In pediatric care, both the child and the parent are considered in decision-making,
or Dual Patient in pediatrics? with the parent acting as the authority.
What are Adverse Childhood Experiences Risky health behaviors, chronic health conditions, low life potential, and early death.
(ACEs) linked to?
What is the significance of the first 1000 It is a critical period for establishing foundations of health, growth, and
days of life? neurodevelopment.
What are protective factors in the context Factors that buffer adversity and build resilience, such as safe, stable, and nurturing
of childhood experiences? relationships.
What is a core responsibility of pediatric Coordinating care transitions and preparing youth for adulthood and adult
primary care providers (PCPs) during the healthcare.
transition to adult care?
Who are Children and Youth with Special Children at increased risk for chronic conditions requiring health services beyond
Healthcare Needs (CYSHCN)? those generally needed by children.
The PCP provides continuity and coordination of care, ensuring ongoing health
What role does the PCP play for CYSHCN?
maintenance and developmental surveillance.
, What is the purpose of maintaining an To summarize the child's medical history and special needs for emergency care
Emergency Information Form (EIF) for providers unfamiliar with the child's condition.
CYSHCN?
What challenges arise in patient- and Balancing the needs and wishes of both the child and the parent in decision-making.
family-centered care in pediatrics?
What is the role of pediatric primary care They assess and support protective factors at each well-child visit.
providers in addressing protective factors?
What are some examples of protective Safe, stable, and nurturing relationships, and exposure to nature or green spaces.
factors?
What guidelines does the AAP provide for Guidelines that include specific activities, decision points, and a clear timeline for
transitioning CYSHCN to adult care? transition planning.
What is the impact of early exposure to It can either promote or disrupt healthy development throughout a person's life.
protective and adverse experiences?
What became the leading cause of death in Gun violence
U.S. children ages 1-19 in 2020?
What emergency did the US Surgeon A child mental health emergency
General declare in 2021?
What percentage of teens experienced a 1 in 7, approximately 3.5 million teens
major depressive episode?
By what percentage did ED visits for mental 24%
health issues rise for children aged 5-11?
What was the increase in ED visits for 51%
suspected suicide attempts among girls
aged 12-17?
How many children lost a caregiver due to Approximately 140,000 children
the COVID-19 pandemic?
What was the impact of the COVID-19 Graduation rates dipped, ending 20 years of progress
pandemic on high school graduation rates
in the U.S.?
What was the infant mortality rate in the 5.4 deaths per 1000 live births
U.S. in 2020?
Which group had the highest infant Black infants, at 10.38 per 100,000
mortality rate in 2020?
What percentage of households were food 10.2% of households, approximately 13.5 million
insecure at some time during 2021?
What are some health issues associated Poor general health, higher hospitalization rates, behavioral problems, obesity,
with food insecurity in children? asthma, and anemia
What factors increase the likelihood of Lower maternal education, single-parent households, intimate partner violence, and
food insecurity in households? parental substance abuse
What is the prevalence of pediatric obesity 19.7%, approximately 14.7 million children
in the U.S. as of 2020?
What initiative is focused on improving Healthy People 2030
healthcare services and health outcomes
for children and families?
How many leading health indicators does 23 specific leading health indicators
Healthy People 2030 monitor?
