Peds Exam 3

Which of the following are key components of physical fitness in children?

What is the most common pelvic tendency in children?

In a clinically decompensating child, which vital sign will be the last to change?

Low tech includes

What type of prevention are most PTs currently involved in?

Classification systems like AIS are used in which of the 4 P's?

In infants, HR, BP, and RR are expected to decrease during times of fever or stress.

RDS could contribute to the development of which of the following?

The IFSP identifies _________ goals, not therapy goals as we have learned to write them.

Component of IDEA that mandates school districts provide access to general education and specialized educational service

What stage of the IV STEP conference diagram do the 4P's fall?

What is correct regarding early intervention (EI)?

Which of the following patient populations should participate in a low-resistance program w/ functional strengthening?

Which of the following are calming tactile activities for sensory integration?

The Brockport Physical Fitness Test is most often used with which of the following?

Infant presents with difficulty breathing at night, whistling breathing, chest tightness, & SOB. Likely dx?

Which of the following is a subset of physical activity that is planned, structured, and repetitive w/ a final objectiv?

Early intervention is a part of what program?

A posterior pelvic tilt can be caused by

Often asymptomatic, can cause tachycardia, dyspnea, heart murmur, cardiomegaly

______ ensures the right to education for all children in the least restrictive environment.

At what week does the interventricular septa and the atria start to divide the interior of the heart?

Which patient populations would benefit from strength training 2-3x/wk, 1-3 sets of 8-12 reps w/ free weights & machines

At what week do type 2 alveolar cells appear?

The IEP identifies _________ goals, not therapy goals as we have learned to write them.

Transition services begin at age _____ and are implemented at age ____.

How much strength improvement should be anticipated in children with CP over 8-12 weeks.

Which is the primary federal program of state and local aid for children with disabilities?

Inpatient units require the same 3 hours of therapy 7 days/wk for both pediatric and adult settings

Earliest maturation of the heart features two thin-walled muscular tubs at most likely which week?

The goal of FAPE is to provide individualized education in a special ed classroom away from other peers

Child presents with salty skin, persistent cough, and poor weight gain despite appetite. Primary concern?

At what week do the lungs have lobes?

Which pediatric diagnoses may have sensory processing issues?

PL94-142, Part C, Section 504, and IDEA all refer to parts of the following

Which of the following are consistent with hypoplastic L heart syndrome?

Which of the following are included in the tetralogy of fallot?

Which of the following is NOT one of the 4 P's?

Perception = the neural activity triggered by a stimulus, activating sensory receptors and signaling to the brain

Which of the following is a cyanotic condition?

Amendment Part B of IDEA extended education to 3-21 yr olds

This amendment to IDEA extended services for children 3-21 years of age

Marked deficits in verbal/nonverbal comm. skills. RRBs are obvious and interfere with functioning in many contexts

Pt has IVH and is bleeding from germinal matrix into ventricles

At what age will a preemie most likely be able to inflate their lungs after birth?

Which of the following are risk factors for autism?

When can heart sounds be heard?

Therapists rarely work in NICU level III because the babies are too fragile

In a neutral pelvis, the

RR in infants should be taken for 30 seconds and doubled.

Early detection of ASD: Lack of response to name, no babbling or back and forth gestures.

Reasons to provide AT for kids include:

Which interventions would be appropriate for children with ASD?

Which of the following are found in children and not adults?

Newborns use which type of breathing pattern?

Which of the following is the 5th P?

This amendment to IDEA extended services for children birth -3 years of age

Which of the following looks at flexibility on the FitnessGram?

Sensory processing impairments can lead to limitations in activities & participation restrictions, mobility and ADLs

Progressive resistance exercises is indicated for which patient population?

Which of the following interventions would most likely improve the functional ability of a young tee-ball player?

1973 law that gave all individuals equal opportunity to employment, transportation, and public spaces

The contextual framework for Early Intervention is based on _________-centered services.

At what day does the lung bud develop?

Which of the following are symptoms that may indicate heart problems in infants?

What is true of transition services for disabled teens?

Which of the following are effects of adaptive seating on activity and participation?

Pediatric AT should be:

Refusal to eat food of a certain texture, displays RRBs, and impaired social-emotional reciprocity.

Which of the following changes in vital signs are most worrisome in children?

Which intensity is most appropriate for aerobic training with peds patients?

Ventilation is dependent on which of the following?

Which of the following are considered part of the 9 movement deficit categories?

Which of the following is NOT included in Tetralogy of Fallot?

Which of the following are found in children and not adults?