i'm a peds superstar

which of the following characterize ASD?

what should you keep in mind when working with ASD pts?

what should be kept in mind when identifying individual wheelchair mobility needs?

what is the normal respiratory rate for an infant 1-3 years old?

ductus arteriosus usually closes soon after birth, but will dilate in response to

what is normal diastolic bp for older infants less than 3 years old?

ASD often coexists with other medical/genetic disorders. which of the following are common comorbidities?

which of the following is NOT a risk factor for autism spectrum disorder (ASD)?

which of the following is a PT treatment for patients with cystic fibrosis?

which of the following are characteristics of an individualized education program (IEP)?

what pediatric condition results from insufficient surfactant?

primary federal program law that authorizes/requires state and local aid for special education

leading known cause of CP

why is LE positioning so important with alignment?

what is normal systolic bp for older infants 1-3 years old?

what is the large vessel that connects the main pulmonary artery to the descending aorta?

what precautions should you keep in mind when working with autism pts?

at what age would you suspect ASD with a child who demonstrates no spoken words?

no back and forth sharing of sounds, smiles, or other facial expressions. at what age would you suspect ASD?

which of the following are associated with pateent ductus arteriosus?

which is more common?

antidiscrimination statute designed to ensure federally funded schools provide equal opportunity to ppl w disabilities

what services are provided to children 0-3 years old in the NICU?

bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) can lead to respiratory distress syndrome (RDS)

hyposensitivity leads to sensory ____ and hypersensitivity leads to sensory _____

what occurs with atrial septal defect (ASD)?

for what dx(s) should you consult the pt's cardiologist to determine specific precautions?

what is the normal heartrate for an older infant 1-10 years old?

what level NICU provides basic care with the goal to provide routine care for healthy newborns?

what is the recommended max HR for aerobic exercise with cerebral palsy pts?

deep pressure (compression), neutral warmth, and slow/rhythmical touch are all examples of

what early detection sign might you see in a 6 month old with ASD?

which of the following is NOT a deficit of tetralogy of fallot?

which of the following are precautions to be aware of when working with cerebral palsy pts?

what are precautions to keep in mind when working with duchenne muscular dystrophy pts?

what section of IDEA does free and appropriate public education (FAPE) fall under?

which of the following are examples of vestibular activities?

what early detection signs for ASD would you suspect in a 12 month old?

what falls under related services of the IDEA?

what are the components of the APTA physical fitness definition?

pt has increased blood volume and pressure in R ventricle of heart and fluid leakage into interstitial space. dx?

which of the following is NOT a principle for recommending pediatric AT?

how might a pt with hyposensitivity present?

which ASD:DSM-5 level requires the most support?