1 | developmental surveillane | | _____ | birth-6 y/o, assess: personal-social, fine motor-adaptive, language, gross motor |
2 | developmental screening | | _____ | produced when the immune response is transferred from on person to another |
3 | Denver II | | _____ | common cause of gastroenteritis, shed in stool, live vaccine, must get before 32 weeks |
4 | Metabolic Screening | | _____ | IPV (Polio), MMR, Varicella |
5 | Metabolic Screening | | _____ | first does after birth/before hospital discharge, 3 dose req |
6 | Hearing Screen | | _____ | Dtap, DT, Tdap, Hep A, Hep B, Hib, Influenze, Pneumococcal, HPV, MCV 4 |
7 | Weber Test | | _____ | MMR, Varicell, Rotovirus, Nasal influenza |
8 | Rinne Test | | _____ | TdaP |
9 | Vision Screening under 6 mths | | _____ | AE: faint, transient rash, arthralgia and low grade fever; FEMALES should not become pregnant within 3 mths |
10 | Vision Screening younger than 3 y/o | | _____ | Vision Screening: non verbal children ability to fixate on and follow objects |
11 | Vision Screening age 3 | | _____ | Vision Screening: tumbling "E", allen figures, snellen eye chart |
12 | Iron Deficiency Anemia | | _____ | universal, all infants by 1 month of age, done prior to discharge |
13 | Hypertension Screening | | _____ | Td |
14 | Hyperlipidemia Screening | | _____ | infant with HBsAg + mom's should receive first immunization within 12hrs of birth as well as HBIG |
15 | Immunity | | _____ | universal at 3 y/o, anticipatory guidance on diet and lifestyle changes, 90-95th % considered prehypertension |
16 | Active immunity | | _____ | the ability to destroy and remove aspecific antigen from the body |
17 | Passive immunity | | _____ | Diminished iron stores, rapid growth, high metabolic demand |
18 | Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Acellular Pertussis: under 7 y/o | | _____ | assessment that identify children who warrant more intensive assessment and testing |
19 | Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Acellular Pertussis: 11 to 12 | | _____ | yearly for 6-59 mths, live attenuated: intranasally, S/E: fever, malaise, myalgia |
20 | Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Acellular Pertussis: every 10 years | | _____ | not to be given to any child with an altered immune system or pregnancy |
21 | Haemophilus Influenza Type B (Hib) | | _____ | Distinguishes between conductive and sensorineural hearing, places vibrating fork on the middle of the client's head |
22 | Haemophilus Influenza Type B (Hib) infections | | _____ | Meningitis, epiglottitis, septic arthritis, pneumonia, sepsis |
23 | Haemophilus Influenza Type B (Hib) | | _____ | 3-4 doses of conjugate vaccines, not given to children >5 y/o |
24 | MMR | | _____ | Vision Screening: black and white patterns |
25 | MMR | | _____ | live attenuated virus combo vaccine, can be given same day as other live vaccines, must NOT be give 28 days a part, cannot give to immunocompromised person |
26 | HepB | | _____ | state law indicates which test are mandatory, done prior to discharge from birthing unit |
27 | HepB | | _____ | Live attenuated virus, 2 doses, S/E: mild fever and/or rash within mouth, may be given post exposure |
28 | Varicella Zoster | | _____ | selective screening, children at high risk, risk assessment: family history sedentary lifestyle, smoking, obesity and diet diseases |
29 | Varicella Zoster | | _____ | DTaP |
30 | Influenza | | _____ | Rotovirus |
31 | Influenza | | _____ | deadly disease, spread through direct contact or air droplets, 1 dose |
32 | Rotovirus | | _____ | Detectable disorders: metabolic disorders, hematologic disorders, endocrinopathies |
33 | Human Papillomavirus | | _____ | acquired when one's own immune system generates immune response |
34 | Meningococcal Vaccine (MCV4) | | _____ | bacteria that causes life threatening illnesses in children under 5 y/o |
35 | Vaccine Administration Routes: IM | | _____ | Influenza |
36 | Vaccine Administration Routes: Subcu | | _____ | Test compares air and bone conduction hearing, Place the vibrating tuning fork on the base of the mastoid bone, Note the time interval and immediatly move the tuning fork to the auditory meatus |
37 | Vaccine Administration Routes: Oral | | _____ | transmitted direct skin to skin contact, causes cervical warts and cervical cancer, 3 doses |
38 | Vaccine Administration Routes: Intranasal | | _____ | ongoing collection on skilled observations made over time during health care visits |
39 | Live Virus Vaccines | | _____ | Contraindication: allergy to eggs |
40 | Live Virus Vaccines | | _____ | Contraindicated: hypersensitivity to gelatin, neomycin, immunosuppressed |