Pediatric Assessment & Clinical Judgment

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Across
  1. 4. Growth assessment measurement used when age appropriate
  2. 6. Physical assessment technique involving touch
  3. 7. Evaluation performed after an intervention to determine effectiveness
  4. 8. Pain rating method using a scale from zero to ten
  5. 9. CIRCUMFERENCE Growth measurement used when age appropriate
  6. 10. Behavioral pain assessment tool used for infants and patients unable to reliably self-report
  7. 11. Clinical decision-making process used to determine what action should occur first
  8. 14. Physical assessment technique involving tapping
  9. 16. Physical assessment technique involving listening to body sounds
  10. 19. Measurement monitored over time to assess pediatric growth
  11. 20. Factor used to modify pediatric assessment techniques
  12. 22. Recording objective assessment findings and nursing care
Down
  1. 1. Fifth component assessed using the FLACC pain scale
  2. 2. Loss of previously acquired developmental skills requiring follow-up
  3. 3. Second component assessed using the FLACC pain scale
  4. 5. Physical assessment technique involving visual observation
  5. 10. Pain assessment tool using facial expressions to represent pain intensity
  6. 12. Recommended first approach before touching a pediatric patient
  7. 13. Measurement used to monitor physical growth
  8. 15. TREND Pattern over time that is more informative than one isolated measurement
  9. 17. Fourth component assessed using the FLACC pain scale
  10. 18. First component assessed using the FLACC pain scale
  11. 21. Third component assessed using the FLACC pain scale