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What is developmental surveillance?
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Developmental surveillance is the ongoing discussion and observation of a child’s development at every health-supervision visit.
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07 Pediatric Preventive and Age-Related Care Free Online FlashCards
Study 07 Pediatric Preventive and Age-Related Care with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.
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What distinguishes developmental screening from surveillance?
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Developmental screening uses a validated, standardized tool to assess development more formally.
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When is general developmental screening recommended?
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General developmental screening is recommended at 9, 18, and 30 months.
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When is autism-specific screening recommended?
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Autism-specific screening is recommended at 18 and 24 months.
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What should follow a missed milestone or loss of a skill?
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Discuss the concern promptly, arrange further evaluation as indicated, and connect the family with early-intervention services when appropriate.
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What is the recommended infant sleep setup?
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Place infants on their backs for every sleep, on a firm, flat surface with only a fitted sheet; keep soft objects and loose bedding out.
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When should a child move out of a rear-facing restraint?
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Keep a child rear-facing until reaching the restraint’s rear-facing height or weight limit, then follow the seat instructions for the next stage.
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What is recommended as an infant’s sole nutrition for about six months, when possible?
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When possible, breast milk is recommended as the sole source of nutrition for about the first six months.
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When should complementary foods usually be introduced?
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Introduce complementary foods at around six months when the child is developmentally ready.
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Why should infants younger than 12 months avoid honey?
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Avoid honey before 12 months because of the risk of botulism.
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What are two key early-childhood oral health practices?
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Brush twice daily with an age-appropriate amount of fluoride toothpaste and establish a dental home by the first birthday.
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How should growth measurements be interpreted?
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Interpret weight and length or height patterns over time alongside the child’s history and overall health, not from one measurement alone.