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WorksheetsPediatric History, PE and NeuroExam
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is the most important part of your history and PE where you will base your line of questioning and build your differential diagnosis?
Chief Complaint
General Data
Historian
History of Present Illness
What is not included in the general data of a patient?
Patient's age and sex
Patient's weight
Patient's address
Frequency of admission
What is the age range of infancy?
28 days- 12 months
10 days- 12 months
13 months- 2 years
Term- 2 years
What is not included in the HEADSS in Adolescent history?
Home
Education
Activities
Drugs
Surgeries
Which of the following is not palpable in a newborn?
Gallbladder
Liver
Spleen
Kidney
What contains the patient's living condition, structure and type of house, lighting, garbage disposal and parent's education and employment and Child's education.
Personal and Social History
Developmental History
Past Medical History
Birth History
A 2 y.o was brought to you for irritability and incessant crying after playing and jumping in the trampoline, no fever, no loose stools or vomiting, does'nt like to be moved.What can be your differential diagnosis?
Clavicular fracture
Acute Gastroenteritis
Possesion of Evil Spirits
Crushing brain injury
What composes your anthropometrics?
Weight
Cardiac Rate
SPO2
Respiratory Rate
Which among the values is the expected Blood pressure in Neonates?
60/30
100/60
120/80
90/50
What is the order of examination in the abdomen?
Palpation-Inspection-Auscultation
Inspection-Auscultation-Palpation
Auscultation-Palpation-Inspection
Auscuultation-Inspection-Palpation
What is NOT an area of evaluation for Pediatric Glasgow Coma Scale?
Eye Opening
Motor Response
Verbal Response
Pupillary response
A 2 months old infant was brought in for non-response of eyes, no verbal response and no motor response, what is the Glasgow Coma Scale of the infant?
3
4
5
6
What is the highest score of Glasgow Coma scale in less than 1 year old?
15
14
13
12
Abnormal flexion of extremities in response to pain denotes what type of rigidity?
Decorticate rigidity
Decerebrate rigidity
Flaccid rigidity
tetanic rigidity
An extension motor reaction denotes what type of rigidity?
Decerebrate rigidity
Decorticate rigidity
Flaccid rigidity
Tetanic rigidity
What part of history includes Maternal Health factors, gestational age, feedig issues and jaundice?
Review of Sytems
Past Medical History
Prenatal and Birth History
Family and Social History
What part of History includes Gross and fine motor skills and pre-school report?
Growth and Development History
Birth History
Personal and Social History
HEADSSS
What part of History includes Sexual Activity, activities and spiritual practices?
HEADSSS
Personal and Social History
Developmental History
Past Medical History
How do you get the length of a patient?
Supine
Standing
Sitting
Squatting
When do Babinski reflex SHOULD NOT BE PRESENT?
Beyond 2 y.o
At birth
1 month old
1 year old
