Vaccination and Developmental Recommendations for Children and Adolescents

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These flashcards cover key vaccination recommendations, growth and development milestones, psychological considerations, dietary guidelines, and relevant nursing considerations for children and adolescents.

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What vaccinations are recommended for preschool children aged 4–6 years?

DTaP, IPV, MMR, Varicella.

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What is included in the vaccination schedule for children aged 11–12 years?

Tdap, HPV, Meningococcal, and yearly Influenza.

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What are the warning signs represented by ACHES related to oral contraceptives?

A: Abdominal pain, C: Chest pain/SOB, H: Headaches, E: Eye problems, S: Severe leg pain.

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What signs might indicate autism in preschool-aged children?

Delayed speech, poor eye contact, repetitive behaviors, sensory issues.

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What is the first dental visit recommended for children?

By age 1.

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What does 'Amblyopia' refer to?

Lazy eye.

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What should be avoided when addressing enuresis in children?

Shame or punishment.

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What is the role of a mandated reporter regarding suspected abuse?

A nurse must report any suspected abuse immediately.

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What are the dietary recommendations for preschool children?

5 servings of fruits and vegetables per day, and adequate protein, calcium, and iron intake.

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How much physical activity should school-aged children engage in daily?

At least 60 minutes.

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What is the focus of Erikson's stage of Industry vs. Inferiority?

Developing pride and competence through achievable tasks.

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What are the key concerns for adolescents during physiological growth?

Growth spurt, acne, body odor, and secondary sex characteristics.

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What might indicate a risk for suicide in adolescents?

Giving away possessions, sudden mood improvement, talking about death.

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What are common sleep patterns and concerns at each developmental stage?

Preschool: 11-12 hrs/night, School Age: 9-11 hrs/night, Adolescents: 8-9 hrs/night.

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What dietary pattern risks are common in adolescents?

High caloric needs and potential for eating disorders.

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At what age is scoliosis screening generally performed?

At ages 10-12.

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