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What age is considered an adolescent? |
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Who is an adolescent?
—11-12 yrs-about 18-21yrs.
—Puberty generally ends but 16-18 yrs.
— passage from childhood to adulthood:
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What are three changes you seen in adolescents in terms of development? |
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1.) complete puberty and physical growth
2.) develop socially, emotionally and cognitively. Move to abstract thought
3.) establish identity ( who you are vs what you do) and separate from family
Prepare for career, future, vocation
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Mortality
Highest causes of adolescent death ages 15-19 are:
________ (50%)
_______ (14.1%)
_______(12.4%)
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Mortality
—Highest causes of adolescent death ages 15-19 are:
Unintentional injury (50%)
Homicides (14.1%)
Suicide (12.4%)
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True or False.
Most MVA in teens involve ETOH, Fri, Sat and Sunday between 8AM-4PM.
Kids age 12-17 yrs are TWICE as likely as adults to be victims of aggravated assault, rape, robbery and homicide. |
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What hormones are the hallmark for adolescents? |
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Pubertal increases in gonadal hormones are a hallmark of adolescence, |
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Where are prominent changes seen during adolescents in the brain? |
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prefrontal cortex and limbic brain regions |
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What type of social hx questions should you ask the adolescent? |
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School performance, cutting school, cutting self, frequent psychosomatic complaints, change in sleep or eating, boredom, difficulty concentrating, depression, stress, anxiety, changes in friends/group, personality changes, fights with parents, acting out sexually, trouble with the law, running away, thoughts of harm/suicide, drugs/alcohol. |
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__________ releasing hormone stops being inhibited during puberty.
_______ and ______ are released stimulating the gonads to produce either estrogen or testosterone.
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—Gonadotropin releasing hormone stops being inhibited during puberty.
—Luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) are released stimulating the gonads to produce either estrogen or testosterone.
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True or false.
Growth and maturation are the same thing. |
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When is girls and boys maximum growth?
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—Girls maximum growth is ages 11.5-12
—Boys 13.5-14
—Lasts longer in boys than girls
—Around that time 83-89% of height is achieved
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Explain fat location changes in boys and girls.
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—HUGE VARIATIONS ON “NORMAL”.
—In girls, fat location changes, but amounts stay the same
—In boys, body fat quantity increases before and during growth spurt and then gradually increases and muscle mass doubles between the ages of 10-17.
—Before that, boys and girls have comparable muscle strength. |
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What can help make the physical exam less awkward for the adolescent? |
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First, acknowledge that people are embarrassed by parts of the PE. Explain why you are doing it. i.e. checking for problems and checking for development. (don’t wait till pt asks-explain first.)
—Have a chart of sexual development available. Visual aids can help.
—Don’t avoid important parts of the exam just because you don’t want to make anyone uncomfortable.
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Name the Sexual Maturation Rating (Tanner) stage
prepuberty (no changes yet)
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Name Sexual Maturation Rating (Tanner)
pubic hair is sparse, fine, non-pigmented.
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Name the SMR rating:
pubic hair increases, becomes curly and more pigmented
Male: Penis lengthens
Female: breast and areolar tissue enlarge and elevate.
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Name the SMR rating:
pubic hair adult in texture, but limited in area
Male: Penis enlarges and scrotal skin becomes pigmented.
Female: areola and nipple form a separate mound
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Name the SMR rating
Female: areola assumes same contour as rest of breast
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Puberty in girls
—US ave age of menache is __years old (span ages __-__ on average)
—Breast buds at age __-__
—Breast growth can be asymmetric. (Girls may need reassurance)
—Growth spurt usually peaks at age 11.5 at SMR3-4 breast development and 3 pubic hair development.
—Document the SMR in your note along with a
—GROWTH CHART |
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Puberty in girls
—US ave age of menache is 12 years old (span ages 10-16 on average)
—Breast buds at age 8-11
—Breast growth can be asymmetric. (Girls may need reassurance)
—Growth spurt usually peaks at age 11.5 at SMR3-4 breast development and 3 pubic hair development.
—Document the SMR in your note along with a
—GROWTH CHART |
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What should you check and document each and every visit?
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Definition
GROWTH CHARTS.
GET IN THE HABIT OR RECHECKING OR AT LEAST REVIEWING ALL VITALS WHICH INCLUDE HEIGHT, WEIGHT AND bmi AND COMPARE TO LAST VISIT.
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True or False:
Breast asymmetry can be common and persist in up to 25% of women. |
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________ is common in boys. 60-70% have transient subareola breast tissues in SMR stages 2 and 3.
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When do you start pap smears? |
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PE: Pelvic Exams
—First pap smear should be done by age 21 or within 3 years of initiation of sexual activity.
—May also be necessary to evaluate abdominal pain, suspected STIs, menstrual irregularities or prior to OCPs.
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What age group does this describe?
Drastic changes in body and self-image
—Concerns over development and being like everyone else (want to be like everyone else in general)
—Some sexual curiosity.
—More comfortable being with friends of the same sex.
—Concrete thoughts and unrealistic goals |
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Early Adolescence (10-13 yrs
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What age group does this describe?
—Intense emotions
—Mood swings
— more comfort with new body
—More abstract thinking- can lead to empowerment or overshoot to “it can’t happen to me”
—Sexual behaviors increase. Mixed with above can lead to bad decisions-requires conversation and education.
—A period of being self-centered in many relationships.
—Peers and their opinions are hugely important
—Struggle for automony from parents |
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Middle Adolescence (14-16 yrs)
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What age group does this describe?
Period of idealism (concrete concepts of right and wrong)
—Less self-centered.
—Relationship for individual and less group oriented
—43% of 10th graders and 63% of 12 graders have had sex.
—More realistic goals for future can develop.
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Late adolescence (17 yrs +) |
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—Gender identity is established by age __
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—Sense of masculine/feminine by age __ or ___
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When you think antidepressants and adolescents and children-
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
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Remember that antidepressants have a “black box warning” in children and adolecents.
SUICIDE RISK/SUICIDAL THINKING
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What is the 3rd most common chronic illness of American teenage girls? |
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Definition
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Anorexia in adolescents
oBody weight ____% of ideal body weight
—Supine heart rate < _____
—Symptomatic ___ or _____
—__________
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oBody weight < 75% of ideal body weight
—Supine heart rate < 45/min
—Symptomatic hypotension or syncope
—Hypokalemia: K+ < 2.5 mEq/L
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_______ had the highest rate of suicide
This doesn’t mean that other groups aren’t at risk
—Unsuccessful suicide 3 times higher in _______
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—White males had the highest rate of suicide
This doesn’t mean that other groups aren’t at risk
—Unsuccessful suicide 3 times higher in females
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is most commonly abused substance, starting before or during middle school. |
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Definition
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______ is the most commonly abused illicit drug in the US. First use typically in middle or high school. |
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Why do you do cholesterol testing in adolescents? |
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Cholesterol testing: Cholesterol testing- obestiy
Fat streak in arteries as early og afe 6 or 7
Some medications- antipsych meds---
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What comes first: pubic hair or axillary hair? |
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—Pubic hair development precedes axillary by more than a year. |
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What is the first sign of puberty in a male? |
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Definition
scortal and testicular growth
btw 10 and 12 |
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What are some disorders associated with gynecomastia? |
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Definition
- klinefelter syndrome
- traumatic paraplegia
- male pseudohermaphroditism
- testincular feminization syndrome
- reifesnstein syndrome
- 17 ketosteroid reductase deficiency
- endocrine tumor
- hypo/hyperthryoidism
- cirrhosis
- herpes zoster
- friedreich ataxia
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What happens during SMR 2 to males and females? |
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Definition
Male: genital development occurs in SMR 2.
testes become larger and scrotal skin reddens and coarsens.
Female: breast buds develop |
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